 Oh, he got a boogie! Whoa, Han Shi-Wan, sir, bing jee-ling! The chancellor of this university just said this at the college graduation. Well, all I can say is... Han Shi-Wan, yeah, yo-wom! Hiya! That's sort of my Asian version of his, uh... What? Yo, we gotta run that back real quick. Play it one more time, please. Han Shi-Wan, yeah, yo-wom! Alright, man, let me tell you this. PhD Chancellor at Purdue University Northwest Campus is in a lot of hot water. It's going viral and not just us talking about it, guys. Uh, the NBC News, Washington Post, NY Post. I'm sure New York Times is gonna talk about it. Everybody is talking about it, guys. Not just Asians who are slightly offended. Everybody actually, because this is academia. He's a PhD. This is the Chancellor at a graduation. Yeah, this is way different than, like, speed doing it in Qatar, you know, to a Chinese fan, because he's just, like, crazy streaming. This is literally somebody who is the head of diversity and inclusion at Purdue Northwest. Yo, head of diversity. By the way, Purdue Northwest is more like, I guess, like the C-Team Campus is a little bit of the, like, satellite that has, like, you know... Yeah, Purdue University, the main campus is higher ranked than this campus. Regardless, people think it's Purdue University. Yeah. That's why it's bad. And I think it's bad because he issued, like, sort of a half apology where he's like, you know, we're all human. We all mistake, make mistakes. And then Purdue, the main campus, said, you know, there's nothing else to say. We accept this apology. And then everybody was like, wait, what about, like, hearing from somebody Asian? Well, all right, here's the thing. I'll be honest, guys, I'm not trying to cry wolf about everything, about every single time an Asian person gets mocked on the Internet. That's not why we here making this video. But by the way, if we did want to do that, we could do it all the time. Oh, we'd make millions of videos. However, it's just like, this just kind of kind of goes to show you that even people in academia, people who are some of the smartest, brightest minds in the world, people who are supposed to be so intellectual can still just divulge themselves and just, sorry, devolve themselves into being these like 17, 18-year-olds making the same ching-chong joke that has been going on for decades. To be fair, Andrew, he is like 80 years old, and he is from Indiana. Bro. And he came from, I believe, Andrew, we looked up his profile. He's from central Florida. So this guy actually has zero exposure to Asians. I looked it up. Keon is apparently an Irish last name. I'm not saying he's Irish. I'm just saying. But listen, it was so- This guy doesn't care about Asians, for sure. He doesn't, I'm sure he's like, oh yeah, those smart little buggers are like little math testing robots. But he doesn't respect them. And it is extra offensive to Asians because Asians really care about academia. Listen, a chancellor of a college is somebody that an Asian family would be like, oh yeah, oh my gosh, David. Thomas Keon, he is a great guy. Have him over for dinner. We are having the chancellor over. Hey, Shaoping, Shaoping, please make him make- Like I'll cook for like six, seven, eight hours for the chancellor, of course. We're going to make the famous Shaomai that we always have, you know? And they would be so honored to have a chancellor over, but then the chancellor is just mocking an Asian language. I get it, mocking an Asian language, this is not the worst thing I've heard, okay, about Asians, I get it. But it's just bad in this context because this is not an open-mic comedian. You can't be doing this kind of thing. Literally this joke, Andrew, I think the last time this joke killed was an open-mic in some sort of lizard lounge in like 1982, you know, like weekends at Bernie's arrow. You know, I'm sorry to say, David, I don't know if I'd give people that much credit. I think it killed last year somewhere in America, all right. Apparently in Indiana because people still laughed at his joke and there's some people laughing behind him. There's sort of like a mixed reactions. Like some people behind him are like, hmm, like we're about to be on the news. And other people are just like, ha, ha, ha. Oh, it was kind of funny to me. You sounded like, cause it kind of says, if initially it sounded like he did kind of, I'll give him this. He did a half-notch better than Ching-Cheng, Chong, Ping-Ping, Pong. Cause he, you know, wow. The gibberish Chinese is getting a little bit better nowadays, but I think it's so funny because all that time spent making gibberish Chinese, you could have just learned one Chinese phrase. It's not that hard. You could have said, whoa, I'm she wants your Bing-Chiling. And that would have been hilarious. Like so obviously he doesn't know that meme probably. He doesn't care about John Cena. No, no, Andrew. People would rather speak the gibberish Chinese for like five minutes straight, being like, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Oh, he got a boogie. Rather than literally learning like four words. Oh man, I mean, Dude, he could have picked so many other accents. I mean, he could have picked a Gaelic one to do a gibberish up. He could have picked a Swedish one, like a Los Canales one. Well, why didn't he just pick the one of whatever he is? Yeah, but he doesn't have any roots. See, this is what happens when you're not in touch with your roots, man. You go and try to pick out a race in mind to imitate really quickly. And then you just pick the Asian one, which is, of course, the easiest target. David, I mean, and I don't want to bring it back to this conversation. But if he did the similar thing with, you know, black people or our Latino accent or gibberish, it would have been even five times worse. It's still bad with the Asian one. But this is why Asians have to react to this, right? Yeah, because, like, otherwise, nobody else is going to care, to be honest. We got to play the clip one more time and then provide some context. Well, all I can say is, that's sort of my Asian version of his. I got to say, after listening to it a lot of times, it's, it's kind of funny. No, it's wrong. It's from a comedic standpoint. It's kind of funny. But anyways, there is a little bit more of additional context. And this was the speaker prior to him. He was talking about how we made up a made up language. I think this is what got Thomas Key on hype. I have a thing on the air. If you ever listen, I sometimes just roll off into a made up language. And I've taught it to my granddaughter. So if she starts crying or this baby over here starts crying, I have something for them. It's Ishka Malufka language. And I got it, man. You know how you could have saved yourself even after you said that? Hi, y'all. You could have instead of saying that was my Asian version. All you had to say was, yeah, that was my Swedish version. Literally, if you just said that, all this would not have been a big deal, man. Because, like, you know, it's like so vaguely like what it was kind of Asian, but it was just like you just had to say Asian. Anyways, guys, do I think that Thomas Key on is the worst person in the world? No, no, no, no. But get his ass out of there, bro. He got to retire after this. He got to resign, bro. This is why we need term limits for certain positions in America. All right, I'm pushing for term limits for politicians, too. Listen, this guy had a good career, but he's stuck in the old days, man. He is completely anachronistic at this point. He is outmoded and outdated. It's time to swap out the old computers. It's not like you're condemning the old computers to hell. David, you're just saying, you know, listen, we got to replace you guys because we got to take your keys away, grandpa. One last really funny bit of information is that the new president coming in of Purdue University Northwest campus of this campus is going to be a Chinese man. So that to me is hilarious because he's going to come in there. He's like, yeah, I'm so Thomas. I saw what you did at graduation and I have to tell you that is exactly why you will never be president and you will remain a chancellor. And nobody knows what a chancellor actually does. What what if he actually wanted to retire because he's like, no, I'll never be ruled by a China man. Then he goes, I know how to go out with a bang. You know, my whole career, I've been working in academia, but I want people outside of this bubble to know my name, Thomas Keon. Say my name. Why are you all but you won't know. Well, hey, listen, if my theory is correct, Andrew, by all means, Thomas Keon mission accomplished. All right, everybody, let us know in the comments down below again. You know what the truth is, people are always they always feel OK to mock Asians. And this is kind of the story. Like this is just an ongoing story. It's just part of Western society and the Anglo countries. The saga continues, guys. So yes, Asians should speak up about this because it constantly happens. And it should definitely not happen in academia. If it happens on the playground, I can almost understand that more. And to be fair, Andrew, it used to be OK to mock other identities in America. But you know what, I think really did help those other identities. Andrew, people of those other identities can be white. Interesting. I don't know. I'll just we're just going to leave it at that, guys. But let us know in the comments down below how offended you are by this. First of all, given the context, I definitely think it is offensive. But yeah, I mean, whatever you guys, you decide on your own. Let us know. Sound off. Leave it in the comments. How about this, Andrew? That's not the worst thing I've ever seen by far, you know, even in a day out in New York City, I might see something crazier. But I'm telling you that is the goofiest thing I have ever seen at a graduation from a university chancellor, PhD, supposed to be supporting academic achievement and being intellectual. Big mistake. I wouldn't be surprised if at the A tier Purdue, they're like, yo, cut his ass. He's a liability now. Well, he's cost and produce some money. I think some students are not going there literally because of this. And I think they're Asian students, by the way. I think they're like, yeah, I'll just go somewhere else. Anyways, guys, let us know in comments down below where the hot pop boys. And until next time, we out. Peace.