Asian Wakanda Kween: Asians fight back against Black on Asian hate crime with BLACKFACE!

The comments... my fucking sides!

Game Spam
Game Spam
3 days ago
Impressive! You could possibly be the next prime minister of Canada!

I'm usually not into black chicks and I honestly think this is an improvement for this Chinese girl... I am really confused right now.

Funny how a beautiful face with a super dark skin is still beautiful... (like in India for example)

It's not the 'skin/skintone', people!..

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She's a HOT black chick!

Smashable......

What she is really doing is using make-up to make her features---eyes--mouth--nose look Anglo-Saxon
The Black make-up is just a blind

After all Asians have been wearing White-Face for centuries
Isnt that what the Geisha look is all about
Looking as fair-skinned as possible

This has nothing to do with politics
Only Self-Hate

That is actually very disturbing.

It reeks of that Illuminati symbolism.

I say, shin it to expose it.

Super hot! lol

I say bury and forget this idiotic topic.

Funny? Blacks skin was the ONLY skin on the planet up until about 50,000 years ago.

You people are such children. Lol.

She's a pretty hot black chick for an asian chick...

It would have been enlightening if she videotaped the reactions of diners in a nice restaurant; both black and white reactions.

It's interesting how the makeup job, by making her skin very dark, also makes her facial traits seem more Caucasian. So she becomes both more of an Indian-type dark-skinned person but also a more Caucasian-looking one too.

The technical aspects of the video are fairly slick, so I'm wondering if she's from a cushy spot in Beijingized China or Taiwanized China.

Her video also reminds me of how skilled, clever things are taking place all over the globe.

For instance, there are certain non-famous cities in even Brazil that make American cities look like shantytowns.

I do quite a bit of sculpting and 3d work with realistic faces, and I can say for sure that she has very beautiful forms even from a classical/Eurocentric perspective.

It's the form that matters, and the darker skin reveals the forms more readily than the lighter tone.

It's really interesting from a technical perspective for sure.