Japanese people are far more reserved than other Asian countries. They really don't interact with strangers so you'd never know how they feel about you.
SK and China are far more bold with their racism.
What’s the Asian country usually has the worst experiences for a black person?
SK and China are far more bold with their racism.
I've heard the Philippines is just as worse
Breh not a knock on you but this type of thinking is why folks will never get off the stoop. We are so predestined as a people to think that a place is full of danger, instead of just experiencing for self.
I remember my own uncle and some family members questioned why I was moving to the south and that it was racist as hell, but guess what I experienced it while they stayed in Philly until it was too late.
Yes, I embraced racism by dikkheads, but it was a minority compared to the friends I made, the places I visited and so forth. Hell my first time at the beach was in the south.
Now I desire more. While the stereotypes and stigma seems to be the goal for the mindset of folks, I still want to visit China and witness to it's nature.
For now, I got my eyes on Japan, UAE, South America and whatever I shall put my claws on. Bottom line, we need to push beyond the limits of this country for not only to learn something, but to experience something greater than what is told by media and hearsay.
Trot LaRoc
Superstar
My sister worked in Vietnam and phillipines
Said Vietnam, folk was ok
Phillipines was a lot of passive aggressive
In my experience vietnamese/cambodians are most friendly and less on that. I had a few vietnamese friends in high school and they fam was always welcoming to me...never acted ed funny style
Koreans and Indians seems heavy on that shyt...at least in america
Said Vietnam, folk was ok
Phillipines was a lot of passive aggressive
In my experience vietnamese/cambodians are most friendly and less on that
. I had a few vietnamese friends in high school and they fam was always welcoming to me...never acted ed funny styleKoreans and Indians seems heavy on that
shyt...at least in america
King
The black man is always targeted.
C00n shyt. Mfers are gonna be racist to you whether or not you step off the plane as some meek “we are the world” ass tourist
And the answer to OPs question is South Korea. They are overtly anti-black. It is literally engrained into their society.
That ain’t the move breh, fukk all that embracing racism shyt
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The point is: fukk traveling abroad just to experience foreign racism, unless you're making bank of them
travel !!! racism connoisseur
perfectblack999
All Star
Went to Bali for my honeymoon, had a long layover in Seoul so we spent the night and explored the city. Wanted to hit some bars/clubs to see how they get down.
walked to one joint and they straight up gave us the and denied us entry. Korea is 100% about that nationalism life. It’s their country though. More power to them.
walked to one joint and they straight up gave us the
and denied us entry. Korea is 100% about that nationalism life. It’s their country though. More power to them.
It looks like they're trying. Younger gen of Koreans are starting to call out the major
There's a half-black Korean breh that actually became a model and actor over there. His story on growing up in SK is
thoI can't let all this South Korean slander slide.
Visited Seoul few years back and had a fantastic experience. Everyone was super polite and helpful. Folks would WALK us ( 3 brehs) to locations whenever we needed directions. Service was great every where. Could not point to an even single occurrence where I felt mistreated.
Wild take: The best friend chicken I've ever had in my life was at a chicken and beer spot in Seoul South Korea.
Can also say the same for Taiwan and Japan. These were all short trips, so I can't speak to discrimination faced when trying to live there.
China was something else though when I visited 10+ years ago. These folks have far less social etiquette. I'm talking staring all day... which is most likely cause I was an extremely rare sight. Shiiiit I saw one cac about a week in, and cacs be everywhere on this planet. This was less of an issue in bigger Chinese cities like Shanghai and Beijing, although it did happen on occasion as well. All that said, not a single case of rude treatment or denied service
Visited Seoul few years back and had a fantastic experience. Everyone was super polite and helpful. Folks would WALK us ( 3 brehs) to locations whenever we needed directions. Service was great every where. Could not point to an even single occurrence where I felt mistreated.
Wild take: The best friend chicken I've ever had in my life was at a chicken and beer spot in Seoul South Korea.
Can also say the same for Taiwan and Japan. These were all short trips, so I can't speak to discrimination faced when trying to live there.
China was something else though when I visited 10+ years ago. These folks have far less social etiquette. I'm talking staring all day... which is most likely cause I was an extremely rare sight. Shiiiit I saw one cac about a week in, and cacs be everywhere on this planet. This was less of an issue in bigger Chinese cities like Shanghai and Beijing, although it did happen on occasion as well. All that said, not a single case of rude treatment or denied service
Joe Budden
Banned
China treats black people like royalty. Especially ADOS.
cjt11203
Pro
Been in Asia since late 2019. Korea and Japan, currently living in Singapore until April.
Haven't had any bad experiences since I been here. Closest thing is issues with the language barrier in Japan but that's about it.
I like Asia so much I am considering moving here.
Haven't had any bad experiences since I been here. Closest thing is issues with the language barrier in Japan but that's about it.
I like Asia so much I am considering moving here.
Mr.bocario
Superstar
That’s because brehs taught them how to cook that shyt since we’ve been there since the 50s. But everything else is on point. Very polite and respectful people and customer service blows anything in the states away
RealAssanova
Vagitarian
Visited Shanghai and a rural city back in 2014.
For a city with a population of over 20 million, my d!ck did not flinch for 3 days till i saw non-asians.
But anyways, Shanghai was nice. Took the bullet train to a rural city 3 hrs away and that was a whole nother’ experience.
Imagine sitting in a train station with your sister and hundreds...and i mean hundreds of people staring at you. Not even being discrete about it too. Kids, parents, elderly, teenagers, you name it.
Even in parts of shanghai they would try to take photos and my sister got fed up and said she’d knock out the next person that tried to take a photo of us.
One thing i also peeped while out there was that them folks DO NOT want to get darker skin. Imagine 33 degree celsius temperatures and people are walking around with umbrellas covering them...
For a city with a population of over 20 million, my d!ck did not flinch for 3 days till i saw non-asians.
But anyways, Shanghai was nice. Took the bullet train to a rural city 3 hrs away and that was a whole nother’ experience.
Imagine sitting in a train station with your sister and hundreds...and i mean hundreds of people staring at you. Not even being discrete about it too. Kids, parents, elderly, teenagers, you name it.
Even in parts of shanghai they would try to take photos and my sister got fed up and said she’d knock out the next person that tried to take a photo of us.
One thing i also peeped while out there was that them folks DO NOT want to get darker skin. Imagine 33 degree celsius temperatures and people are walking around with umbrellas covering them...
