Chat and Snack - Growing up Hapa, Famous in Lithuania, Full time Travel

It's not often that my brother and I cross paths, as we're constantly travelling and moving. I met up with him in Vilnius, Lithuania to discuss how it was growing up mixed Asian and Western, how he became YouTube trending in Lithuania and how he travels full time.
We also grabbed a bunch of Lithuanian food and snacks from Rimi to try!

Artist Attribution
Music By: "KaizanBlu"
Track Name: "CLOSER"
Track Name: "4am"
Instagram - @kaizanblu

[JamesWongLife]

Growing up hapa: 0:40
YouTube in Lithuania: 6:58
Full time travelling: 9:28
Snacks: 0:20, 3:01, 5:56, 8:56, 10:59, 12:22, 13:26

[BattleRait]

Fortune cookie translation: Love transforms negative energy into positive. A person who holds the key of love can do anything. That's why it is said that love can conquer all.

[cheahd]

Great to hear your stories, my kids are all half Chinese, my wife is Aussie

[stephgraf]

I’m enjoying your dad’s story. He is a really cool

[jacquelineb]

Hello from Scotland, James & Rob I think you are both pretty cool.👍
I really like watching your videos & I am subscribed.
It's fascinating for me to learn about people's cultures & backgrounds...so enjoyed this thanks.
I think you are bang on when you said that travel doesn't have to be just a dream, & that people can indeed turn that dream into a reality.
Must admit that I knew less than nothing about Lithuania until I watched some of your vlogs.
Chinese is a language i would like to learn after Arabic....however Chinese is much harder.
After having to cancel seven holidays, here's hoping we can all do our own thing again in 2021.

[Universalwillful]

Great relationship between brothers, please always love each other and being each other's back

[taiwan]

My family and I lived in Vilnius for two years. A great city, and we really enjoyed our time in Lithuania.

[pGoatSoup]

Rob sure does have a lot of interesting content on his channel. Thanks for introducing him to us!

[asarahi]

this is a really cool video ! im not "hapa" but i am mixed race, and i thought it was interesting how i still related to everything you guys were talking about. even though we all look different and our parents might come from different places or background, i feel so much solidarity and pride with other mixed people.
also your videos are such high quality !!

[openlc]

I enjoy this video: Interesting conversation and snacks. I guess it's hard to find these local snacks anywhere else in the world.

[happyperson]

The tree cake is actually common in Lithuania(for weddings, birthdays and other celebrations), maybe it depends whether you like it or not.
Also, a fresh tree cake is supposed to be soft and by the sound it seemed crunchy. If it's not fresh, it won't taste good(or as good).

[lucylo]

You both are undoubtedly proud Hapas – it allows you to be a part of two cultures without fully being a part of either :) By the way James, are you learning Cantonese via hellotalk app as well??Haha i just wanna know whether it is real or not...

[kaialoha]

Wasn't sure if most Taiwanese love this type of video, but I'm definitely into it.

[UtamagUta]

Šakotis is very tyoical desert. No family gatherings go without it. It's just not exactly lithuanian -it came from german baumkuchen.