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Top 5 “Hall of Shame” Asian Videos on YouTube

Posted on July 31, 2011 by Guest Writer

A variation of this piece was originally written for AsiansOnYouTube and has been reposted here with permission.

By AsiansOnYouTube

Please read this list with a sense of humor: I am not condemning any of these videos, but after watching them, it does make me shake my head and wonder what they were thinking. Watch the slow-motion car accident, after the jump!

#5 Rosie Tran – Eating Dogs by seniorosita

Hilarious, yet so wrong at the same time.

#4 Natalise – China Doll (The Official Music Video) by NataliseTV

http://youtu.be/G04OpY6c_ow

Natalise is actually a talented musician and performer, but unfortunately her satirical music video just comes accross terribly and the whole thing is shameful and unwatchable. Thankfully, Natalise has been concentrating on creating music she loves, rather than this generic pop crap.

#3 Eunice Kiss – Delete U (Official Music Video) by EuniceKiss

I thought this was a parody video, but unfortunately she’s taking herself seriously. HA!

There are SO many things wrong with this video: I feel like I am watching a Korean grandmother (or burn victim) convulsing to a terrible synth pop song about tech support. AUGH! At least she is not using auto-tune.

#2 Fried Chicken Breasts, Cooking Made Sexy by Nurse Tifa by HotForCooking

I wonder if she’s ever burnt herself.

#1 Internet Creepo – Female YouTuber by thewinekone

http://youtu.be/WVTDnlIU6IY

The lyrics and rhymes are actually quite ingenious and I do enjoy perverted humor, so I have to give this guy props for that, but overall it’s just a little too creepy. I know, that’s the point of of his channel.

Honorable Mentions

BLACK People Acting CHINESE? by RetardRickyChao

http://youtu.be/it4ICcUXicg

I can see why this is offensive, but I can also see the humor in it. I think most people agree that Peter Chao’s act is just satire, but I am not sure about his brother’s act.

So that’s my list: What do you think?

ABOUT ASIANSONYOUTUBE: I LOVE watching Asians on YouTube.

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