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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Alison Gold’s Horrible “Chinese Food” Song, from the Same Guy who did Rebecca Black’s “Friday”
Says our 8Asians tipster, “Awful awful video from the same dude who wrote the Friday song by Rebecca Black.” This video is so bad, I can already see the parody videos flooding my inbox now. I can honestly say I … Continue reading
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Hari Kondabolu’s Columbus Day Wish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlFyn1Ip6q4 This came out a year ago for Columbus Day, but it’s still as good today… From Totally Biased: Over 500 years later and Christopher Columbus is still the bane of Indians everywhere (and we mean everywhere). Never one to … Continue reading
Jeremy Lin – Papa Lin’s Extreme Workout
NBA Houston Rockets player Jeremy Lin recently posted a new YouTube video with his dad. Unfortunately, Mr. Lin isn’t nearly as funny as KevJumba’s dad, who has starred in a video with Jeremy Lin in the past. Take a look … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Sports
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8$: New Asian Heroines – The Guardian Princesses Alliance (GPA)
UPDATE: This campaign has ended and will receive all funds raised: $12,545 (USD) 8$ is a series which occasionally highlights interesting crowdfunding projects. Every day, the 8Asians team is inundated by many worthy pitches. We are unable to highlight every … Continue reading
Posted in 8$, Books, Education, Lifestyles
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Anime Review: Hajime no Ippo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WebDMtitufk Umm, warning, this video is a super spoiler. Anyways, this summer, I was introduced to an old school style anime called Hajime no Ippo. It’s about a kid named Ippo who was always bullied happening upon the sport of … Continue reading
Where White means Mediocre: High-Skilled Asian Immigrant Enclaves
“Are you taking AP [Advanced Placement] courses?” “Oh no, I’m white.” – Conversation overhead by a teacher in Cupertino. Stanford sociologist Tomás Jiménez has been studying immigrants and the communities they live in, and he recently published what he found … Continue reading
Asian American Commercial Watch: Sal Khan and Bank of America Partner
http://youtu.be/s1B4vgqqSVQ I’m a big fan of Sal Khan and what he’s been doing with The Khan Academy, so I was pleasantly surprised to see this Bank of America commercial with him in it. Apparently Bank of America reached out to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Entertainment, TV
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Margaret Cho and Ken Jeong Appear on The Arsenio Hall Show
http://youtu.be/1VDCfSKTLP8 The Arsenio Hall Show is back and who knows if it will last in today’s late night landscape, but if you watched this past week, you would have seen both Margaret Cho and Ken Jeong as guests. Ken Jeong … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Entertainment
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Taiwan’s New Darling Baby Panda: Dumpling (Yuan Zai)
I recently learned from my mother, an avid YouTube viewer, that the first birth of a baby panda in Taiwan at Taipei Zoo has caught the adoration of the country. They had a competition to name the little dear, and … Continue reading
The Self-Segregation Choice
As Asian Americans and Asian Canadians have become more visible on university campuses, they have been accused of self-segregation, occasionally in negative or outrageous ways. In this video, the Fung brothers talk about self-segregation on American college campuses and pros … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Lifestyles
Tagged Anthony Antonio, Asian Greeks, Asian-American, college, fung brothers, Juilie Park, self-segregation, Thomas Espenshade
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Sean Lew, 11, Dances to Lady Gaga’s ‘Applause’
This video featuring Southern California-based dancer Sean Lew has been passed around a lot in a the last few days, so I consider it a community service to share it with you so you will have seen him before he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Southern California, The Arts, Viral Like SARS
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Shaved Snow, the Latest Taiwanese Dessert Delight
Having been to Taiwan many times (including the infamous Love Boat), I’ve had shaved ice before. Recently though, I tried shaved snow for the first time. A new desserts place opened up in Mountain View near where I lived called … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Local, San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California
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