yes to bad he is neither

@@84MadHatter you are the counter example

Similarly to majority of movie stars.

@ Marcus Sol And yet you’re watching his interview.

simu oh simu

you are right simu

oh i thought he said good humor

reminds me of Steve rogers. he was chosen to receive the super soldier serum not because he was a good soldier, but because he was a good person

Simu

it's simu

I wonder if one day, an idiot reads this comment and goes "Calling an Asian person articulate is offensive"

chocolate mousse cake, is that what is says?

I am not Asian, but I am an immigrant and I come from a country with a strong Chinese influence, so it hits home for me too. I feel like all of us immigrants share somehow the same experience of living in a foreign country.

You should also see what he's done on Wong Fu Productions. Asian Bachelorette 2 is particularly hilarious!

Ever since I watched Shang-chi I can’t stop watching his interviews. Lol his jimmy fallon one was hilarious as always. ☺️

I love being Canadian

Totally agreed.

Happy to know you like this movie and Simon Liu . Proud of him

Forgot hogun lol

But, what about Agents Melinda May and (future Avenger) Daisy "Quake" Johnson of Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.? They've existed in The MCU, since 2012.

@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 AOS is not part of MCU

@Gia Gia Reaching? It was a team. Gee, Agent Johnson was a pretty big deal for 7 years on that show. And, Agent May was one of the few trusted members of Fury's elite...that's why she was tasked with watching over Phil Coulson, after he had been sent to T.A.H.I.T.I., and was one of the first to be made aware of Fury's "death" during The Winter Soldier.

@@DanielMRonindan Uh, the scenes setting up/corresponding with The Winter Soldier and Infinity War, say different...to name just two.

simu is well spoken

RIP Kim's convenience

LOL

I guess they were talking about being the lead asian hero in a movie~

Shangchi dont need water. 😂

@@ddonlee but simu needs

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Unfortunately this is one of the cases (like people coming out) that once the idea of having an Asian lead is no longer an anomaly or that unique it will stop being that much of an issue. The fact is, aside from discrimination and the systemic barriers that Asian actors/actresses face one of the reasons why there are so few Asian actors (I mean Simu, a Chinese-Canadian, played a Korean on Kim's Convenience) is because a lot of immigrant kids (not just Asian, but perhaps most notably so) are sometimes dissuaded by their parents from pursuing traditionally "non-academic" fields like acting (at least without the "stable" backup). Simu's success is a testament to both the kids and parents in similar experiences to let themselves pursue those paths because the whole world benefits. Do we really need more accountants lol? If Simu was still working at his firm, his parents might've been proud, but he would've been unhappy and the world wouldn't be able to celebrate and see his talents. That's why, as perhaps annoying as it is, it's still important.

I agree. I am more interested in his story as an actor

@@kiroolioneaver8532 Any parents would be proud if their kid turn out to be a genius doctor, lawyer or accountant, thats not only asian parents. Even Barack Obama parents probably are proud of him choosing to be a lawyer. But the only difference might be is that other parents don't get worked up so much about it than asian parents. Either way, its nothing to put your focus on, when the interview is about his movie, diversity and representation and acting as a whole, these are more interesting topics.

Wong isn’t a lead