A subtitled version of a live performance of “Black Happiness” (Keom-eun Haeng-bok 검은행복), by Korean rapper T(Tasha)윤미래
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This was the first Tasha song I heard 2-3 years ago and I’ve loved her since.
I’m Black/Asian too so I feel really connected to her. I haven’t had to deal with racism but I had to deal with the issue of accepting both sides of me instead of just one. I still struggle with it now because many people tell me to just claim one race. There were so many times where I wanted to do things I didn’t like just to fit in. Those people suck but we have be strong like Tasha says.
this song made me love tasha. very touching song
If she had been born 10 years earlier like I was, times were worse. I recall living in korea having been scrubbed to the point of bleeding because they thought I was the color I am because I was dirty…
Whenever i hear this song i feel like crying, i don’t know why though, she’s just so perfect.
get chills every time i listen to this song. love T. the videos should get millions of hit.
damn she is amazing liveeeee
i love her im the same half korean/black but i live in england and here everybody calls me pretty because they dont really see alot of mixed race asian black plp so yeah shes my inspration <3 yoon mi rae
This song is so powerful!
she is sooo beautiful… mixed children are soo beautiful… but some people just think that they dont belong to this world… pathetic and very sad.. that people choose to harm people…
@HelloImPsycho There’s a page/mini-bio about her at Wikipedia. I just learned about her a few months ago myself. Hope to see her in concert some day. Also want to see the band her husband is in, too.
@HelloImPsycho 미군 means American soldier
wow working with those syllables must be tuff shes great!
wtf is wrong w. pplz? why are they so racist &such prejiduced pigs! sheesh..no such thing as respect
I don’t think she is dark at all.. The perfect colour.. I mean, its just colour right but music doesn’t know colour and and the word “stereotype” right~ Glad that she is gaining popularity.
gosh one of the good things i like about her is that she’s always so humble and grateful for all the things that has happened to her. When the fans started chanting her name when her dad was making his speech, towards the end around 2:36 you can even hear her say ‘thank you so much’ to them. LOVE her. :]
this is a really moving song T_T
Between the beats, the flow, the meaning and emotion of the song, this has to be my favorite rap of all time.
you know she says her dad wass black and American. not a soldier. Just sayin.
This made me think of how i was when i was a kid .
I’m black but i felt like an outsider because kids would mock me just because
i didnt act like the “black” stereotype . But this song fits everyone and it really opens people’s eyes and it made me wonder why people hate others because of their skin.
can’t we wake up and look past that ?
I admire her so much. After going through all of that look at where she is. She inspires me so much because I use to go home crying because I was different and even now its so hard not to break down. People are so prejudice against race and sexual orientation and appearance…it’s completely ridiculous. She inspires me so much. And now I’m tearing up…
I LOVE THIS SONG! I feel it. Much Luv to Tasha (Yoon MiRae), she is so talented….
Keep it coming girl. 화이팅!!!
Love from the U.S.
really good song. love how she had her dad’s words in there. poor baby having to go through all that hatred at such a young age!
MIXED CHICK PRIDE 
Love you T
today, we can’t change people’s views on race. we just can’t because the older generations have lived with that fact for so long, it’s stuck in them. the only thing is for all of US to change that in the newer generations. that way no one will have that way of thinking anymore. hopefully, the children of today will open their minds more.