Korean and Black culture is way more compatible than people realize. Japan and China are dope too but Ktown has a different connection with black folks.
stefan-weiss01 on
That yam juice hit the cornbread like a gospel solo unexpected, soulful, and had me catching the spirit at the dinner table.
jbeldham on
Korea has spicy food, fried chicken, excellent music, unrealistic beauty standards, and a history of being hideously oppressed.
I see some cultural compatibility…
Mediocre-Composer712 on
When you realize the K in KFC stands for Korean
glad_dreamer on
The Yam juice in the name of GSUS!
QuestionSign on
I cannot stand yams but I’d try this combo
Special-Garlic1203 on
I love the mom is just being very genuine about her reactions, and her dad is like oh no no I know what we’re doing here I’m gonna say bussin, I’m gonna say their food is the og, I’m gonna be giving you the YouTuber faces. We’re going viral if I have something to say about it.
Partyhands on
Itasss Seuoooll good
Chinchizard on
audioel on
There was a place in SF in the Lower Haight, back in the late 90s, early 2000s. Korean place that also served soul food fusion dishes. I remember the lovely older couple that owned it, and Chef Rene, a charming big black man who was the chef. They had a plate called “meat mountain” that was just ridiculous. Sadly I don’t recall the name of the restaurant. So many happy dinners there.
it_is_z_a on
Oh man yall missing out my grandma made the best candied yams with the juice too 😮💨🙏🏾 my second favorite was the cornbread with buttermilk and sugar 🔥🔥🔥
Maleficent-Being-238 on
Wasn’t this posted a few days ago? Same OOP and all lol
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Seoul Food
Korean and Black culture is way more compatible than people realize. Japan and China are dope too but Ktown has a different connection with black folks.
That yam juice hit the cornbread like a gospel solo unexpected, soulful, and had me catching the spirit at the dinner table.
Korea has spicy food, fried chicken, excellent music, unrealistic beauty standards, and a history of being hideously oppressed.
I see some cultural compatibility…
When you realize the K in KFC stands for Korean
The Yam juice in the name of GSUS!
I cannot stand yams but I’d try this combo
I love the mom is just being very genuine about her reactions, and her dad is like oh no no I know what we’re doing here I’m gonna say bussin, I’m gonna say their food is the og, I’m gonna be giving you the YouTuber faces. We’re going viral if I have something to say about it.
Itasss Seuoooll good
There was a place in SF in the Lower Haight, back in the late 90s, early 2000s. Korean place that also served soul food fusion dishes. I remember the lovely older couple that owned it, and Chef Rene, a charming big black man who was the chef. They had a plate called “meat mountain” that was just ridiculous. Sadly I don’t recall the name of the restaurant. So many happy dinners there.
Oh man yall missing out my grandma made the best candied yams with the juice too 😮💨🙏🏾 my second favorite was the cornbread with buttermilk and sugar 🔥🔥🔥
Wasn’t this posted a few days ago? Same OOP and all lol
Pops was about to throw out a wu tang sign