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Friday funny video: "Everybody should date an Asian man"
One of those comedy funny songs by Asian-American comedienne Jenny Kwok, who wins kudos points because:
- her YouTube channel is called “A Certain Jen Ne Sais Kwok”, winning the award for most hilarious use of a Chinese surname. After, that is, my soon-to-be-released TV channel BBC Wong…
- her song “Everybody should date an Asian man” contains the immortal lyric: “Everybody should date an Asian man … at least f**k one, please please f**k one”
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