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Tablo - Tomorrow

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a-troll:

If you’re Asian, automatic play.

This song makes me laugh every time I hear it. :3

“But you saw Paqiuao on Pay Per View
Dancing like Kaba, throwing those Jabbawookeez
On the Quest to be best, sweat out his Poreotix
Now D-Pryde rappin, Traphik got us laughin
Kev with Wong-Fu man its clear they got passion
Clara C and David Choi, acoustic pop masters
Everyone’s into K-Pop en Christian like the Pastor
Asian comedians on a mission for the laughter
Russell Peters, Ken Jeong, vision moving faster
Jay Parks on tour making them scream
Niga Higa gettin money, makin that cheese
But for now, online’s still the only place you an see
A cool new true-school yellow face on the screen”

I’m reblogging this because

It’s talking about Poreotics and ABDC

I b duh a-z-n

ITS AWESOME

LOL.

(Source: a-playa)

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Sh*t Asian Dads Say

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The video above may not be the original upload but I posted it due to the fact that you can see subtitles for your convenience. Here is the original video if you want to watch it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7MRjbAatv4

So I found this video yesterday because of my friend. I may not understand the video that well but I am glad that there were subtitles. The Mongolian boy, Uudam, is only twelve years old and suffered a hard life the last four years. He lost his mother and father due to an accident. Every time Uudam misses his mom, he’ll sing this song in the video called “Mother in the Dream”. Even though the audience did not understand the song because it was in Mongolian, it still touched everyone. I would recommend this video as a must watch just because it has such a strong meaning and it’s just a wonderful video to watch.

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I was actually listening to this Chinese song, Liang Shan Bo Yu Zhu Li Ye, earlier today. It may be a few years old but it’s still a nice song to listen to, especially the melody in the background. Many people know this as the Chinese Romeo and Juliet song. If you can’t understand Mandarin, there are English lyrics in the description of the video.

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