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Asia's really blowing up. Asia's really trendy now.
At Sushi, Asians are waving now.
Yo, what's going on everybody? Andrew from The Fung Bros here,
and if you guys have been following our channel for a while,
you can tell that we've always tried to make it about the community.
So, when Wix came to us and asked us to make a website,
we knew what we had to do.
So we wanted to make this website called Asian Creators,
where Asians who are involved in photography, videography,
art, design, web design, modeling, their talent, anything creative,
we wanted to put them all on one website.
Later in this video, you're gonna meet just some of the creatives
that are on that website, but right now,
let's go hit the streets to see if other people might find this website
useful at all, and if they'd check it out.
Because to be honest, there's no easy, clear way
to find other Asians on the internet.
Let's see what they say.
How do you mostly search for them online?
I usually just look at different hashtags,
Supreme, Palace, all that type of brands.
Usually I just go on Instagram, yeah.
I just go on the Explore page, and I see someone that I find interesting,
Asian, I just click on them, and I scroll down, and that's usually how I do it.
Search them up on Instagram, or maybe if I hear about it from word of mouth.
I guess just through social media, like Instagram or Pinterest, anything really.
I usually first look at the hashtags.
Sometimes they hashtag into the fashions that I'm interested in.
You can see the people they follow, and then maybe it leads on to the next person.
Sometimes Discover, they have popular, mainstream, Andrew, David, all of them.
See what they're trending, and then we see what's going on.
I'd probably say Google or something.
Probably Instagram.
Instagram, I always see Asians with the best clothes on Instagram.
I don't really know a good way to find other Asian creatives.
Because I'm in China, so I cannot access to Instagram,
but we have a lot of fashion social community, online community in China,
and a lot of my friends around me would like to look at it.
Put out a Craigslist thing, go on Instagram, put a hashtag out,
you know, something kind of quippy, looking for Asians, you know.
You ever go try to look up some Asian models?
Like, what would you type in?
Come on, I know you do, man.
You know, like, I don't know, like, search up like last names,
like Chen, Lin, I don't know, generic Asian last names.
Are there some Asian artists that you might see pop up, like viral Asians?
Can you name any?
There's this, like, band.
Is it ADA Rising?
Like, Higher Brothers?
Is it a K-pop?
Yeah, I think it might be, yeah.
BTS?
Yes, yes, that's what it is, that's what it is.
So there's really no good way to search for Asians,
because, you know, if you search for, like, Asian tag on Instagram,
I guess you can, but not every Asian person is going to tag themselves.
Exactly, exactly.
So what if I told you there's, like, a website that would centralize
all the Asian artists and Asian foodies and stuff all on one website?
You think that would be?
That'd be really dope, I would love that.
Yeah, it'd make everything a lot easier.
I'll use it to see what's trending right now,
because Asian people usually have their own things in common.
So if we meet all the Asians, if the Asians really get bigger,
you know, it's just growing.
I mean, I'd check it out, yeah, I haven't heard anything like that.
Yeah, no, that sounds so cool.
That'd be dope as f**k, you should do it.
You lying, that's not true.
You lying.
It ain't that hard.
I'm just trying to put it all on one website.
Would you go to it?
Hell yeah.
Hell yeah, for facts.
It makes things a lot easier, you know?
As an African-American, I find, like, I have a lot of websites,
and if I need to find, like, my people for an event,
I can go on a website, I can go on Black Positive, you know,
on anything, and you can find, like, color by code,
and you can pull up so much information, so many networking opportunities.
And what if I told you that you could also submit your information
so that other people could find what you do?
Oh, I would submit my information, too.
And big shout-out to Wix for sponsoring this video.
We've been working closely with them on a series called Make It Happen.
Check out the link down below here.
Shout-out to Wix.
Hey, what's up, guys?
My name is Ryan Benson.
What's up, guys?
My name is Tracy, a.k.a. DJ Trey.
Yo, what's going on, everybody?
It's Nelson Chan from Hope & Life.
Hey, everyone.
My name is Paul.
What's going on?
I'm Jimmy.
Last name is Zang.
Hey, Michael Lee.
What's up, y'all?
My name is Jack.
I'm a half Filipino, half Irish model and aspiring YouTuber.
So I'm available for food and travel hosting,
YouTube collabs, and acting roles.
Would love to collaborate on Asian Creatives.
I'm a resident DJ at Mission Nightclub here in New York City.
I also have a streetwear blog called Streetwear Barbie
where I just post about, you know, daily streetwear, things like that.
If any of you guys want to collab with me,
if any of you guys have any upcoming streetwear brands and want to collab,
just let me know, hit me up.
Or if you guys are looking for a DJ, just hit me up at AsianCreatives.com.
I run a basketball and sneaker YouTube channel along with Instagram.
I'm looking for directors, producers, editors,
or anyone who's interested in basketball and sneakers.
Find me on AsianCreatives.com and let's get it poppin'.
I'm based out in Los Angeles,
but I'm always in New York and other states in the country.
So if you guys are around, hit me up.
I'm a freelance video producer and I work with sound.
I work with camera and I'm also bilingual.
I can speak Mandarin Chinese.
So find me on AsianCreatives.com.
I'm a community entertainer on YouTube and Facebook.
So yeah, man, check me out at Asian Creatives.
Yeah, I'm just looking to connect with more creators in New York,
whether it be behind the scenes, editors, or like producers, anybody.
I'm just looking out for more creators.
I am a New York City-based creative producer.
I work mainly on video content.
I mainly do my work in music videos and editorial.
You can find me on AsianCreatives.com.
I'm an entrepreneur, investor based in New York City.
I own a few restaurants out here.
If you are a photographer looking to shoot
or have a good business idea you're trying to pitch,
I'm happy to hear it out.
You can find me on Asian Creatives.
All right, everybody, thank you so much for watching that video.
I hope you found it really, really useful.
Like I said, AZN Creatives or Asian Creatives,
if you want to call it, it is live right now.
You do not have to be Asian to submit,
but obviously it's going to be a great place
for everybody to find other Asians there.
So hopefully it's useful for that.
It just mirrors something that was a goal of our channel
for many, many years.
So let me know in the comments below
if you find that website useful.
And until next time, I'm out.
Peace.
So again, everybody, be sure to check out the link down below
and get your website started with Wix today.
It's super easy.
Definitely check it out.
Wix.com.
Click on the link right down below.
Yeah, I've seen the ones where you're like,
how to make flights like fun or something like that.
Yeah, things to do on an airplane.
Yo, you saw that video?
Across the street and I was like, you look so familiar.
Who are you?
Andrew, yeah, I know.
Yo, thanks, Nick.
I appreciate it, man.
Stay up.