History Main / AsianRudeness

* In ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' Francine's adopted parents are like this to Stan (in a rare reversal of Stan being the victim of the flaming {{Jerkass}}ery instead of giving it), but they are the ones that step up and rescue Stan from a burning building.

* Played with on ''LasVegas'', with Holly the Korean manicurist. She's rude as anything, not because she's unusually bossy or callous, but because she doesn't hesitate to prattle on and on about her sex life in mixed company.

For another thing, it's a matter of differing cultural notions of what is rude and what isn't. [[http://www.beijing-visitor.com/index.php?cID=412&pID=1082 Chinese Etiquette]] can be as foreign as the language, and might even be confused for {{Etiquette Nazi}}ng.

* In ''AmericanDad'' Francine's adopted parents are like this to Stan (in a rare reversal of Stan being the victim of the flaming {{Jerkass}}ery instead of giving it), but they are the ones that step up and rescue Stan from a burning building.

For other things, it's a matter of differing cultural notions of what is rude and what isn't. [[http://www.beijing-visitor.com/index.php?cID=412&pID=1082 Chinese Etiquette]] can be as foreign as the language, and might even be confused for {{Etiquette Nazi}}ng.

For another things, it's a matter of differing cultural notions of what is rude and what isn't. [[http://www.beijing-visitor.com/index.php?cID=412&pID=1082 Chinese Etiquette]] can be as foreign as the language, and might even be confused for {{Etiquette Nazi}}ng.

* Alexandra Wallace posted [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNuyDZevKrU a video]] complaining about Asians being rude in a library. The fact that a good number were phoning their families in the wake of a tsunami, coupled with the girl's "ching chong ting tong" line, make ''her'' come across as the rude one.
** "Phoning their families in the wake of a tsunami" was an assumption made by Miss Wallace. They (the "hordes of Asians" in question) were probably not talking about the tsunami AT ALL. It was just an ignorant assumption and generalization that they were all talking about the tsunami (which mostly affected Japan).

* The woman at the Chinese take out drive-thru in ''[=~Dude, Where's My Car?~=]'', who keeps asking "And then?" [[OverlyLongGag over and over again]].

* TalesOfAGayAsian: Mr Bak mei reminisces being saved by americans only to hurl racial slurs when he sees they are black. Not only the old angry asian man but Sengchou the blonde transsexual despite her whitewashed appearance is weirded out by tanning and doesn't give eye contact to whites. However compared to bakmei it is mostly ego related not racial.

* ''JackieChanAdventures'': Uncle is usually this, even to his family, but there are occasions when he is extremely polite.

While usually PlayedForLaughs in fiction, this can even be PlayedForDrama, especially among children of Asian immigrants, who get the confusion of growing up among these clashing cultures.

For one thing, the way Asian people talk is mainly an unfortunate result of applying the tone and meter of their own languages to languages where that kind of speaking is the way rude people talk in western languages.

* Alexandra Wallace posted [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNuyDZevKrU a video]] complaining about Asians being rude in a library. The fact that a good number were phoning there families in the wake of a tsunami, coupled with the girl's "ching chong ting tong" line, make ''her'' come across as the rude one.

* A recurring Asian character, usually driving a sports car and later put in the role as the son of a Chinese Empress, is found in CourageTheCowardlyDog. The rudeness part comes in with the fact that his only spoken line is usually "Watch where you're going yah fool!"

* The Kahn family from ''KingOfTheHill'', who are Laotian.

Contrast JapanesePoliteness (although Japanese people are not always portrayed as polite).

* The Kahn family from ''KingOfTheHill''.

For one thing, the way Asian people talk is mainly an unfortunate result of applying the tone and meter of their own languages to languages where that kind of speaking is the way rude ''western'' people talk.

For one thing, the way Asian people talk is mainly an unfortunate result of applying the tone and meter of their own languages to languages where that kind of speaking is the way really rude people talk.

** The line is reused in one ''RobotChicken'' [[http://robotchicken.wikia.com/wiki/Iron_Man's_Coming skit]] where IronMan's metal-ness marching through metal tunnels has clearly worn [[YellowPeril The Mandarin]]'s patience thin.