0:00 All right, let's debate this real quick. Koreans versus Filipinos, who parties harder? >> Parties harder? >> Parties harder. >> Filipino! >> Uh I think it depends on what kind of partying. >> No, you know what? Koreans. >> How? >> Koreans binge drink. Well, so do Filipinos, but like yeah. >> Well, >> Make your argument. Make your >> Yeah, okay. This is my argument. I believe >> to say, "Your honor." >> What? >> You have to say, "Your honor." Cuz you have to make the judge agree with you. >> Your honor. >> Who's the judge? >> Arner. >> I believe Koreans party harder because >> Small dicks. >> Filipinos, they're a little more responsible. Like they're more res- Wow, really? >> Filipinos are more responsible? >> Excuse me, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm on the podium, my man. >> All right, teacher. >> I believe Filipinos are more responsible, meaning they usually have
0:51 nursing jobs. >> Yeah. >> So they know they cannot party too hard because they got to go to >> Okay. >> Yeah, but they only work 3 days a week, so they have 4 days to party. >> 3 days a week? >> Yeah, they're on a 3 12. >> What do Korean jobs >> Well, Koreans usually own businesses, so they don't have responsible time to wake up to. So they just >> Isn't that more responsible? >> That's pretty responsible. >> 7 days a week. >> you own a business, you're just like, "Hey, maybe I don't have to show up at 7:00 6:00 a.m. in the morning. I can show up at 12:00 and be like, hey, is uh is the business going?" You know what I'm saying? >> They probably work for themselves, so they probably have to open it themselves. So they >> Or their mom and dad owns a liquor store, so they're not they're not obligated to wake up at a certain time. >> give I'll I'll give Koreans that. Their mom and dad probably owns a liquor store. >> Yeah, so >> That's And then they get discount liquor, so they could party. >> Right, so Fil- Filipinos,
1:41 they're going to be like, "I I got to cut it." Cuz every time I do go out to a party, Filipinos are always low-key leaving the earliest. >> Really? Okay, I'll Okay, I'll tell you why I think Filipinos party harder. >> Okay. >> Filipino party, all smiles. >> Mhm. >> Koreans, venting the whole time. >> Mhm. All vents. >> Doesn't that Doesn't that mean Koreans party harder? >> They're drunk and they're angry. Bad vibes. Filipino, everyone's smiling. That's actual party. Imagine Party Rock Anthem. Would you see a music video of a thousand Filipinos? Would you rather see that or a thousand Koreans? >> That's a good point. We never had Koreans >> would be better at party rocking? Filipinos. >> I don't know who parties harder, but I know Filipinos can party bigger with much less.
2:32 >> Mhm. >> Because you can have the like a totally homeless Filipino family, I guarantee you they're still partying. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's true. >> You know what I mean? >> Cuz Koreans would be working hard if they were poor. >> [laughter] >> Here's Here's the Here's the other thing, right? What Where are these Filipinos at? >> Obviously, they're in nursing school. >> [laughter] >> It depends if you're talking Filipino >> At St. Mary's College. >> Orange County. Los Angeles. >> Also, I'll throw this out there. When I was at least like younger and partying a lot more, I would say that the Korean party culture is broad strokes stronger, but when it went to the harder, it was always the Filipinos that were doing the craziest drugs at the end of the night. >> Okay, well, what kind of hard are we talking about here? You know what I mean? >> What the ████ Craziest drugs. >> Yeah. >> I think the Philippines in general might have a bigger drug problem than Korea.
3:23 >> Yeah, for sure. All day long. >> If you look at it that way. >> Yeah. >> So, who's more responsible now? The Koreans with the little bit of drugs or the Filipinos with a lot of drugs? >> I'm just saying like when I go party with Koreans, like I know what I'm getting into. Like there's even like the soju culture. There's a drinking culture. There's a way you drink with your older hyungs and whatnot, you know, respect. There's the whole culture. You know what you're getting into. And then maybe some noted bombs. So, that's the harder >> Woo! >> Koreans go harder with the noted bombs. [laughter] >> ████ noted bombs? >> Once you go noted bombs I get that. That's where it goes. It can go really hard when you got the dummies. If you get a line of girls walked into your karaoke room so that you can have a choice to like talk with them for whatever. I'm like that that can go very hard depending on who you're with. I get that. But but when I was partying with Filipinos in like a certain hour hit and certain drugs started coming out, it like the room gets darker and you you're just in
4:14 it you wake up different. >> That might be like a Kinja thing though. I don't think that's like Filipinos. >> That bro, >> [laughter] >> Kinja don't do that to me. No no no no no. >> It's true though. The stereotype of Filipino partying is happy karaoke fun crazy laugh. That's my familiarity. Drinking and drugs That's not That's not the stereotype. >> My vote >> That might be Filipino Kinja's you're talking about. >> That's That's like your club. >> Filipino dancers. >> My my [laughter] vote my vote is the Filipinos because Filipinos party multi-generationally in one group. Koreans they stick to their own generational circle and they party separately but they don't come together like that. Like you'll see you'll see like >> Oh yeah, the age thing. >> You see like Korean college kids go out. You see Korean boomers go out and then they separately do their thing. But then
5:05 Filipino parties always everyone's drunk from teenager to grandpa >> infant to grandma >> From infant to grandma everyone's drunk singing to true >> Where are you getting these things? >> Dude, Nikki's aunts were clothes on our the dance floor at our wedding with Tim D by the way. So like those ████ party. And and I'm just saying I think that that's that's like the normal type of party too where they're like like if your your generation is there, right? And then they're excited to have the the elders come. They're they're like actually piped about it. Whereas white people if your parents show up to a party it's time to ████ end the party. >> Yeah, that's true. Yeah, Filipinos >> say Filipino weddings are way more fun than Korean weddings. >> What's a Korean wedding like? >> Yeah, what is Korean wedding like? >> I think it's because you have to be a lot more formal or like you have to be more traditional and respectful. >> Yeah, that's not the Yeah. >> I mean it's cool. It's beautiful. >> Like honey. >> But like you already know Filipino's
5:55 like you know the playlist from the DJ. >> Where do you get the idea that Filipino infants are drunk? >> Yeah, where is that from? >> I'm just saying infants are having the same amount of great time as the grandmas at a Filipino party. They're drunk off [laughter] of that baba. >> Every time you talk about these things, I wonder if this is just your Nina side of the family. Like that's how they are. >> Ha, no, no. I got lots of Filipino friends. >> [laughter] >> So but hey, but listen. Now you bring the the the party to Hawaii. That's different. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, if you you bring the party anywhere, it's different. [laughter] >> No, no, no, no, no, no. We bring the Kazakhstan, it's different. >> But the whole Hawaii Filipinos. >> What about Hawaii Koreans? Are they also different in that? >> No, I don't even see them. Like where where are you guys? >> [laughter] >> They're all townies. They don't They don't party. >> When I was living in Hawaii, my brothers, my friend group was all
6:45 Filipino. I only knew Filipino, my my ex How do they party out there? >> Bro, we just go to the park. Grab alcohol and that's it. Bam. >> And Hawaii, who parties harder, Filipinos or Vietnamese? >> Ooh. I'm going to go with Filipinos cuz every time in Hawaii, the Filipinos always know how to have a good time. We don't have beer, let's go steal a beer. I'M LIKE, WHAT? YEAH, let's ████ do that. >> I do think Filipinos can have a good time with nothing. That's the best, man. Yeah. >> That's the best times I had was we had we ain't have ████ >> But for Koreans, if you don't have like a Rolex, you can't really have a party. >> [laughter] >> You can't party >> Oh, Omega, Rolex, and a Panerai. Now it's time to party. >> If you don't have a BMW, do not pull up. Just don't even show up. Don't even show up. You're ruining the circle.
7:35 >> to have something nice. >> Is it because you haven't earned it yet? >> I think they It's flossing and flexing is in their culture, culture, too. So it's part of it's it's how you roll up is almost as equally as important as being in the thing. >> Mhm. >> I feel like Koreans though, like especially in Korea, they party every night, but very little. Like compared to like if if if Filipinos party, they'll party for hours. >> I don't know, dude. In Korea, I remember like just walking down streets and just old people be like sleeping on the side cuz they're already ████ up. >> That's why they party every night like for a few hours by themselves. >> But then when you get when you get a Filipino gathering, that's all you have a whole rave with the family for a long time. >> so much like cackling laughter at like a Filipino party. Everybody's just always laughing. >> Yeah, cuz Filipinos are partying even at work.
8:25 >> Yeah, yeah, it's never like I've never been to a You know like you go to some parties and everybody's like mad serious, but they're having a good time or they're aggressive, but they're having a good time. Filipinos, I've never seen that. I've always seen them just like comedically over the top. >> It's like a Mexican construction site. >> He's very s- >> You know how they're just having a good time even though they're just moving steel beams around? >> Also also for some reason all the Filipino parties that I've been to in the last like however many years are all house parties. Yeah, everybody comes over to the house. Whereas Koreans, it's all K-town. >> Well, you know, they're Well, the here's the thing, they're constantly talking about businesses. And it depends what It depends It depends >> They get drunk and then they talk about business. >> talk about business. >> Or yeah, like are you trying to make like these guys are always figuring out how to make money or I'm inventing this or this and that and I'm just like I don't know if I want to talk about that when I'm faded, you know what I mean? >> I really just want to talk about the Lakers. >> Yeah, like
9:15 I I just want to I just want to go to a party where I I want to fart and they all laugh and then we laugh for an hour. >> Bro, you'd be a hit at the Filipino party, dude. [laughter] >> That what like what party are you feeling that? >> The Filipino party, the the purpose is to throw away your intelligence IQ and just have fun at the base level. Like >> If you got two invitations to a party at the same time, one's a Filipino invitation, one's a Korean. Which one are you going to? >> [sighs and gasps] >> Depends how broke I am that month. I'll figure it out. >> I think it depends on my mood. Like like sometimes, you know, you want to just you just want to rage. I'm going to go to Koreans. Cuz you just going to drink and just >> You going to fight each other? >> No, just like you just want to like let loose, blow off steam, just get ████ up. I'm going to go to Koreans. But if I want to like really have a good time, have some quality time, maybe have a good conversation, go to Filipinos. >> You don't think you could let loose with the Filipinos? Like just rage?
10:05 >> house. And usually a grandma's there. I'll have to watch a little bit. >> Who don't care? >> But with Koreans, like you're going to be in K-town. So you're going to be like this place, you're going to you know what's it called? Like you eat eat uh eat uh some child whatever. >> me? I don't know. >> You're ████ Korean fool. >> [laughter] >> You They have rounds. Like you go you go eat you drink and then it's like all right, now for round two. Then you go to round two. Now for round three, you go to another bar. Now round four, you end up at another bar. You're at you're at some sort of >> And it's generally all the same age. So you could do this thing over and over and over and over and over. >> It's a listen and repeat guest. It's just a recipe for getting absolutely trashed. >> It's more expensive to party with Koreans for sure though. >> That that's see that part. It's it's it's money involved, right? That's why I said depends how broke I am. But like Stockton, those guys ████ nuts, okay? I'm not even going to explain but it's crazy. But Ryan's what in the Ryan's wedding, you know, it's all majority Filipinos. And that was like one of the
10:56 best time I had cuz I came straight from boot camp and I went straight to his wedding. And that's that's why I got so I blacked out. >> You blacked out? >> I blacked out. To any party, it's going to be a good time. >> I didn't know you blacked out. >> I woke up on the couch like what the ████ just happened? >> So I guess Koreans do party harder. >> [laughter] >> I'm just saying. >> I also spent so much money on alcohol and like nobody drank really. >> I grabbed bottles. >> Only like only like my friends drank but like no nobody else. Like it was >> We did our best. >> Did you take it home? >> Yeah, it my garage was like full of it. >> Can I take some? >> Yeah, you You actually. I got [laughter] a ton. >> Bring it to JK, yo. >> No way, bro. >> What what was it? >> You guys partied too hard. >> We drank some of it at his baby shower. >> Oh, it's that stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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