How Asians React to SPICY FOOD VS White People

How Asians React to SPICY FOOD VS White People
#asian #skit #sketch #comedy

[kyleking]

Too bad his dad is still trying to get milk that he couldn't drink it during crucial time.

[kaylag.]

"But I'm also a FAILURE!"
"Fair enough."

Dang 😅

[justsomeguywithagoatee]

0:53 doing the Nikocado Avocado impersonation

[alexthegamingcat]

“I’m going to sue you for attempt murder” lmao 💀 that’s perfectly hilarious

[keekee]

Bro suffered so much that he developed 3 accents 💀

[stich]

this is too funny 💀

I'm half Japanese and I lived there for most of my life so typically we ate a lot of spicy food. I handle spicy pretty well (in asain standards at least) so when we moved to canada to be with my dad's side of the family, I had become surrounded by white people who thought that sriracha was spicy. Now, as someone who was sorounded by asains while growing up, I thought most "spicy" things were normal and something people always ate so when I had a white friend come over, we decided to have fried chicken and sushi. My friend wanted the fried chicken but when they took a bite, they started to tear up and asked for a glass of milk. I knew the chicken we cooked had always been kinda spicy but I was so surprised when they started crying. They decided to have sushi instead once they finally calmed down, but they started to choke again and asked me if i was trying to kill them. I was wondering why they were on the verge of death when i remembered we always put wasabi in between the rice and the fish. We ate lots of suhi back in japan and everyone in my family did that so i really thought it was a normal thing to do. They started crying and ended up going home. safe to say, if we have a sleepover or something, its always at thier house.

[crunchyman]

"WHERE'S MY MILK?!"
"Bro, I'm asian; my family is lactose intolerant."
I died laughing!!

[BCJ_]

"Bro I'm asian my family is lactose intolerant"😂😂😂

[juiceofthegrape]

as an asian that grew up in a white household, i can confirm this is true. my little sister thinks black pepper is spicy.

[cementshoes]

I love spicy food but once I ordered ghost peppers on a pizza without knowing they were used as ingredients in hand grenades, and when I opened the door the pizza guy was wiping his eyes and crying like a girl who just got stood up on a date. I must have had some type of look on my face because he yelled at me, “I made your ghost pepper pizza and I touched my eyes and look what happened!” I gave him a huge tip. I ended up crying like a Kennedy widow while I was eating the pizza, but I enjoyed it 🤣

[sangheili]

Dude, I'm Mexican and the only one in my family that can't stand spicy food, so the "but I'm also a failure!" killed me 😂

[Voxavs]

I had an interesting encounter back when I was in Seoul. So I met this girl who was apparently a friend of a friend, or my buddy was dating her at the time, I'm not sure. So the three of us went to grab some food to a samgepsal place if I recall correctly. They normally bring you some appetizers and there was this green pepper thing. It didn't look like something spicy so I took a bite. It was in fact pretty spicy and I handled it pretty poorly. The girl I mentioned was like, " Yo, this is so funny that you can't handle this slightly spicy pepper". At that point, I was pretty much at the peak of dying, so I said something along the lines of "then you try it". And she was like "bruh, I am Korean, you can't scare me with this shit". So she took a bite as well. Needless to say, we needed an extra jug of beer since we both were dying now.

[kikyozoldyck]

i remember one time i was eating at a restaurant and my filipino grandma just took every single type of spices and hot sauces and mixed it all in a saucer to dip the chicken in and she just casually ate it like she dipped it on sweet ketchup and was like "this is quite spicy, its my favorite. TRY SOME, "

[toto.dreamer]

As a Taiwanese kid whose been to America a few times, all my self confidence comes from my ability to eat spicy noodles. Truly felt the Asian pride

[Rishika-en]

White people : adds a pinch of spice to a kilo of food
Asians : *eats chilli pepper power*

[evaamogha]

The "ZaDdY, zAdDy~" is what spiced the video to another level ><

[therealpostmortem]

as someone with a pretty good spice tolerance who LOVES that exact packet of ramen, it actually took a while for me to build a tolerance for it 😭i still take deep breaths when eating it

[ihaveproblems]

As soon as I saw the wrapping I knew it was a wrap. Lmao Love that stuff.

[Estelle_V.]

"Wheres mah milk!?" Oh no! Get him the starbucks, he think he special.

[strangecitizen]

I'm a slav and it always makes me laugh how Hienz's idea of "spicy ketchup" is just an ordinary sweet ketchup and "super spicy ketchup" is just a tiny-weeny little bit of subtle spice.