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Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #66 - Useless but Popular Items on Chinese Internet (Patreon)

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2023-10-09 17:15:05
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Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #66 - Useless but Popular Items on Chinese Internet

You have probably seen weird ads for products in China. They are everywhere.

But today, we want to highlight some of the most ridiculous stuff we have seen.

Join us for today's episode!

Today's show link https://youtu.be/tqG0YOj5E2Y?si=EXOjfhO75NEZAjkD

YouTube sent a warning about the explosion clip in the vote clip, so the latter part of the show had to be cut out. We will make it up to you guys next episode with a DOUBLE VOTE CLIP!

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Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #66 - Useless but Popular Items on Chinese Internet

Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #66 - Useless but Popular Items on Chinese Internet

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Anonymous

Chat Topic Ideas: 1. Box 2.0 - I WANT MORE SLED HUSKY 2. More cursed items from Temu/Ali 3. Winston guitar concert 4. More guests! Lele, Drew, etc. 5. Deer Wang simp show 6. Another food show! Choose items beforehand and let people buy and try at the same night 7. Doc Slothington has a magic item that converts hard candy to cotton candy, invite him on and let us watch a demonstration 8. Tiermaker: Chinese Dictators 9. Storytime about any public events? Sports games? 10. Weird Chinese TV Ads 11. ??? 12. Profit

Anonymous

Would be cool to see you do a video on China's plastic surgery trend. It seems to be extremely popular there.

Connor Rosekrans

https://youtube.com/@GrandpaAmu?si=gM1e71DRyvyTUejl Thoughts on this channel?

Colin Love

This is why I never try to miss a live broadcast. I was getting blasted with ads for among others a chromed out demented excused for a Rube Goldberg device called robo-clock, had a feeling this episode was coming. Honestly my first thoughts on all the crap being sold is there's gotta be a whole office somewhere of people getting paid by the idea. Then again though knowing the CCP's priorities mixed with oversight and corruption it could be much bigger and more ridiculous. Like this adaptation of popular knickknacks on the Chinese internet for western consumers could legit be a policy scheme to soak up unemployment in light industry. I'm not denying the fact that this could also be 100% serious certain Japanese, Korean & Taiwanese trends that were culturally weird at first have become popular in America and the greater West. Any Chinese product or business that goes mainstream in the US is an economic, soft power & domestic propaganda win. If I'm pulling on the right thread with this latter idea the fact that Westerners who had settled in China are being harassed and driven out while "foreign influences" are being purged in inane ways might be a big part of why we're laughing at this. At the least the person to person cultural crossover and understanding in Japan, South Korea & Taiwan isn't there anymore in mainland China. People or their property are getting attacked for being seen pro whichever country the beef of the week is with. instead of being a desired commodity in the workplace to say hey this will be the opposite of cool and popular in the West.