What's the name of the song at 10:06

​@@ODDATELIER__put it on ya - Jessi ft. BM of KARD, nafla

Thank you so much for your support! we love our international fans so much

@@Digglewe love you too ❤

@@Digglewe love you too ❤ my favourite program in UKposts really enjoyed every episode 🥰

its literally how i found out about the song

@@oyaoyanoya she goes with flow :) every idol probably asked her because she's so cool

@@spicybiryani2617 ur username is so funny i like it and jeonghan pp too😭😭❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

@@feat.carat17 awe thank you you're too kind, I love spicy biryani, Jeonghan is my bias fellow carat

And the NCT boys adding the extra paddings to pop the booty

Sounds like when Jessi comes to your house you are the guest she is the host.

@@bryanbrowls4381 exactly 😅

@@bryanbrowls4381it once happened when she came to BamBam house 😂

Not only host, she became vocal coach too at the end😂

​​@@inyourjanuary exactly 😭 "this isn't bam's house anymore this is jessi's house"

Exactly. It was so fun to watch.

Jonathan is different from other foreigners. He's black, but he's culturally Korean. So, his mentality and the vibe he gives off, is very Korean. He said on another show that he has a difficult time relating with other foreigners. So, I think Koreans have an easier time connecting with him over other foreigners.

@@user-gp1bt4vm3r So true...He doesn't vibe like a Kongo guy at all. That's cute to watch and quite unique. And when Jessi started to say, you're African American and he said, nope just African. In Kongo, we're biso na biso( between us), there are challenges but not the same than in the US. So, his experience is different. As you said he's able to navigate Korean society well since he was raised there... He looks like a Kongo guy, but he has a Korean vibe, and that's quite obvious.

@@ChimChimChums That's exactly what I said plus Korean culture is so similar to African culture. I am Zimbabwean an I would yell at the tv at the similarities hehe.

​@@FikiNomsimilar??? 😬😂😭

​@@ChimChimChumsOza Kinua pe?

Yes but the fact that she's really a good singer too makes the gap really awesome ^^

Yeah, just watched her on Bambam house it was so funny too !

I love your profile pic, Myungho sent that on weverse.

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Please where is he from?

What's the name of the song at 10:06

@@ODDATELIER__ Jessi - Put it on ya (Feat. BM of KARD, nafla)

That’s true

@@carmenesagon603he said Gwangju and was born in Congo

That's what makes this so funny 😂😂

That's that east coast energy.

She's very ghetto and ratchet. I don't blame him.

Same here this is the most thing I like about her

Women who want gender equality but have never held a gun

​@@2..710take your meds and hush

@@2..710your dumb. what does holding a gun have to do with gender equality.

@@2..710 Where is the correlation LMAO

what happened?

Can you tell us more detailed? Is this happen between old agency

@@bluecloud8831her tour manager screwed her over, basically she had to run shit herself in paris bc her manager didnt book her a hotel room even (i think?) just really sleezy people surrounding her after she left pnation and had to tour herself Edit: like another comment said, also ran off with her money

@@nviscalling5752 is it her manager that was featured in the variety show The manager?

​@@nviscalling5752 he also stole all the money & dipped in the middle of the tour. It was the same incident. Idk if he ever got caught

Did you watch Showterview?

​@@1inaLillian yes ✌ that's why I said it🥰😊

i think she’s coming out with her own show soon but idk

​@@miud2201wait where did you get that info from?

@@avocados1707 i literally don’t remember i think she said something about it on either an interview or a live

YASSSS

not everyone are so energetic like Jessi. people might feel pressured around her. Gurl is a loud queen!

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​@@Mommyson 혼자가 아니라 지금 기준 9명이 진지한건데요?

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He corrected her and said African because he's literally African.. it would be like going up to a random Taiwanese person in a random country and being like so you're Taiwanese-American right? Why tack on '-American' to someone who isn't from the US and doesn't even speak English.. they're not American. To be racially Black does not equate to being "African-American", a black (African) person from America. She said African-American because she assumed he was from the US/English-speaking which shows when she said she was shocked he didn't speak English. Even though he already said he doesn't.. which means he's African.. not African-American..

@@user-qy7vt8be2p why are you telling me an African from Africa this? I just said love he corrected her and is proud to be African as he we should be.

​@@Jinkook-wu1pu I explained it because you don't get it. He didn't correct her because he's proud to be African. He corrected her because she called him African-American and he's not American. If someone told people I was African I would correct them by saying I'm African-American. That doesn't mean I'm proud to be American. It just means I'm not from Africa. I'm sure he's proud to be African but that's not why he corrected her. He corrected her because she was wrong. They're 2 separate things.

@@user-qy7vt8be2p but if you are African American then you are from Africa?

@@Jinkook-wu1pu African-Americans are technically African because we are black and black people come from Africa. But we were brought to different parts of the world because of slavery. This means that present day ancestors of African slaves who were brought to America ("African-Americans") cannot culturally be defined as African because we are removed from the cultures and lifestyles that make up Africa. Most African-Americans do not know which part of Africa they were taken from. It's been such a long time that we now have our own culture as black Americans. Also, African-American is a technical term. It's used in technical settings where you have to be classified/defined like at a doctor's office. Normally we describe ourselves as "black" or "black American" because at this point we are removed from Africans culturally. This makes context important. Being described as African-American implies you are linked ancestrally to African slaves brought to America. Meaning in the present day you currently live, were raised in, or immigrated from The United States, speak English or you are culturally American. Being described as African implies you are from Africa, currently live, were raised in, or immigrated from a part of Africa, you speak an African language/dialect or you are culturally African. Jonathan is an African person born in Congo and he is culturally Korean because he grew up in Korea. He said this in the video. He's not American. This is why Jessi was wrong. When she said he was African-American it implied that Jonathan is from America and he speaks English. When he said "I'm African" he clarified that he doesn't speak English and he was born in a part of Africa (Congo, Central Africa). She probably didn't think it mattered to say African-American but to be honest it was rude. She ignored his heritage and kept saying she thought he spoke English or he should learn it. You conflated him correcting her with African pride but that wasn't the case and contextually she got a lot of things wrong.