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Taiwanese Rapper Daddy Chang Prays For Japan: “My Neighbor”

by on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 51 comments comments

Daddy Chang

ZhongTV

The following rap song by Taiwanese rapper “Daddy Chang” (脏爸爸) was written as a “Japan prayer song” following the 2011 March 11 Tohoku/Sendai earthquake disaster. It was viewed over 1.2m times within 48 hours of being uploaded onto popular Chinese video-sharing website Youku, while also receiving over 60k upvotes, compared to over 400 downvotes from Chinese netizen viewers:

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“我的邻居” ["My Neighbor"] Lyrics and English Translations:

[Note: Rap lyrics can be very difficult to translate accurately. Please feel free to offer corrections or suggestions in the comments below.]

CHORUS:
我的邻居，我为你们在祈祷，
My neighbors, I am praying for you,
我希望以后我们别再因为亚洲地位比较
I hope in the future we will no longer compare ourselves over our position in Asia
现在你们是弱者历史我暂时不计较
Right now you are weak, so I will put aside arguing about history for now
但不代表我消除我这防犯心的喜好
though it doesn’t mean I will no longer be against having been attacked

我的敌人，还记得我们汶川地震，
My enemy, I still remember our Wenchuan Earthquake,
当时你们也派了救难队来祖国助阵
at the time you too sent a rescue team to my motherland in support
希望这首歌的古筝能为你带来敷冷
So I hope this song will bring you some comfort
在黑暗冷清的夜里，为你点燃路灯
and in the dark lonely night, give you some light

中国人也是人类我不怕丢这脸面
Chinese are also human, and I’m not afraid of losing this face
没错他们是我们敌人但我无法体现
Yes, they are our enemy, but I am unable to embody
幸灾乐祸这种态度，绝非中华理念！
the attitude of gloating at others’ misfortunes, that is definitely not the Chinese way!
我们代表和平，所以我决定捐献
We represent peace, so I have decided to donate

几张钞票，我包上穆斯林的信件
some cash, wrapped in a Muslim letter,
在送往台湾佛教慈济基金会来应验
and sent to the [Taiwan] Tzu Chi Foundation
当然云南省的捐献十倍以上起点!
Of course, my donation to Yunnan province was 10x and up!
因为血浓于水，这是原则的理念
Because blood is thicker than water, this is principle.

代表己见，我不代表所有的兄弟
Representing myself, I don’t represent all my brothers [fellow countrymen]
因为他们受到的历史挫折还很拥挤！
because the historical setback/hurt they have suffered is still very present [in their hearts]!
我的态度，只代表中华和平风气!
My attitude, only represents Chinese values of peace!
各人坚决反对天灾贺电这种东西
I am personally resolutely against things like celebrating natural disasters

不是勇气，这是一种人类的道德
It is not courage, this is a kind of human morality
让所有不同意的同胞都来骂我好了
Let all my fellow countrymen who disagree come and curse me
但我有责，提高人文的素质法则！
But I have the responsibility, to raise mankind’s character!
作为中国人我代表大汉祝福大和！
As a Chinese person, I represent the Chinese in wishing the best for the Japanese!

CHORUS

因为历史的事实让我们有伤痕，
Because the facts of history has given us scars,
但伤痕的教训不代表能够乱了华夏方寸，
but the lesson of scars does not mean China can lose its mind,
这次的浪狠，让很多的邻居们丧身
This tsunami, has killed many of our neighbors
很很多的家属们的家属尸体们无法葬身
and the bodies of many family members for many families are unable to be buried

就如同我们自己历史里也有的悲剧
Just like the tragedy we ourselves have also had in history
难民营和废墟这些都是我们有过的委屈
Refugees and ruins and the like are all grievances we too have had
但永远的冤冤相报不是孔子的教育
but always holding a grudge is not what Confucius taught
老子还真心希望以德报怨有和平效率
I sincerely hope that repaying evil with good has effectiveness in bringing peace

我们邻居们以前，说中国没素质
Our neighbors in the past, said that China has no character
我现在让你们看到中国人的文化宗旨
I now show you the cultural aims of Chinese people:
天下太平，祈祷全球的食物充实
Peace to the world, praying that the entire planet will have plenty of food
向往和平的发展公式，正念方向走势！
working towards peaceful development, walking towards proper/just principles and goals

我以前骂过很多的哈日朋友汉奸，
In the past I cursed those who admired Japan as traitors,
但他们很多的文化，确实值得参见，
But much of their culture, is indeed worth respecting
就像灾难之后的人民保持的罕见；
Like the rare hope and order maintained by the people after the disaster
希望和次序，是值得我们学习的看点
this is worth us learning from

CHORUS

Daddy Chang.

Not only is Daddy Chang a Taiwanese rapper who raps for mainland China, he is also a Canadian citizen and Muslim. Many of his other videos on his Youku page have had hundreds of thousands to millions of views. ZhongTV, a Chinese music and entertainment service, claims that Daddy Chang’s videos often reach a million views within 48 hours of being uploaded. Daddy Chang also has a YouTube page.

Comments from Youku:

用情☆太深:

Ding this up, gloating at others’ misfortunes is indeed not a principle/philosophy of us Chinese people. Well said.

QQ兔儿1987:

With Japan as our neighbor, we must help the disaster victims there. Wish them the best. 难过

陳卓的音樂:

Brother Zhang is really speedy, being able to write this new song so quickly… 赞赞赞

王者alossv:

I am a rural worker who helps others carry manure. In order to express his feelings about this earthquake, I went through a lot of trouble and walked 2 days and 2 nights to this county town and found an internet bar. I spent 20 yuan to find someone who knew how to go online and post comments. Through a lot of effort I express my feelings at this time and moment: 1. I am very excited. That the earthquake has brought harm to Japan, I celebrate! I am expressing the celebration in my heart! 2. To the many ignorant people who think they are experts, I warn you, we are not fenqing. Even though it is said that the 1937 has nothing to do with the Japanese ordinary common people, the government is formed by the ordinary common people. If at the time the ordinary common people insisted on opposing war, we wouldn’t hate you guys as we do now. 3. Japan’s descendants are not human/people, this you guys can go search for, most of them have bad natures. Actually, we don’t need to go save Japan, it is better to let them quietly die from this earthquake, because if we save them now, they will bite us back, and then we will still have to exterminate them. Rather than cruelly destroying Japan then, it would be better to just let them quietly go now, I will pray [for it/them]. 5. We must unite together to resist this inhuman Japan, they haven’t even returned the Diaoyu Islands [aka Senkaku Islands] yet. Fellow countrymen, wake up…how can those who don’t acknowledge history be people/human? Even I as a manure carrying rural laborer wants to properly regard history, but them, even though they are prosperous, they still want to falsify their history books. This kind of people simply aren’t human. Going now to rescue them means that in the future, we will have to fight them again. Rather than suffer years of cruel war, it would be better if we just don’t go rescue them now and quietly let them die…

[Note: This netizen consistently wrote the Chinese word for Japan with a punctuation mark in between the two characters 日本 like this: 日，本 or 日.本. Normally, people only do this because they think it will make their comment or posts harder to match keyword filters. It appears this commenter thinks writing "Japan" will be filtered or monitored.]

红火penrev大坑:

Have you thought of why our people would gloat at their misfortune like this? If this kind of disaster happened to any other country, would our country’s people be like this? [No, we would] definitely also be sympathetic, encouraging, and help, definitely also wish for the best. But what red-blooded Chinese person could forget the Japanese people’s beastly behavior of 70 years ago? If you put on the veneer here of being humane and say we are beasts, then what are you? An angel? You want to show your lenient, benevolent, open-minded heart here? You found the wrong place!! True, those expressing their patriotism here are a little unbalanced, but it also indeed everyone’s true feelings. Our country is not yet powerful enough, not yet able to go all out and avenge our ancestors, because we can only endure hardships, endure the fury in our hearts and struggle to develop in order to surpass Japan as quickly as possible, and then we will see if those bastards will still be so cocky. Under the current situation of our country, aside from grumbling a bit online, what else can we do? Apart from gloating a bit while Japan faces natural disaster, what else can we do? Apart from from advocating the boycott of Japanese goods, what else can we do? But this doesn’t mean this will be all that we will ever be able to do!

edionehtd黑哥:

As a Chinese person with character, I only hope that Japan does not change history books as it pleases.
But as a member of humanity, let us rebuild our homes together. 无语

会爬树的拖拉机:

Remember history, don’t remember hatred~~

凡瞳羽:

吐 I downvoted!

ttysafevlc:

There are good and bad people amongst the Japanese. Towards right-wingers, one shouldn’t be benevolent. 吐

股海渔夫1633:

Those people who are taking pleasure from other’s misfortunes, do you guys have any common sense? Do you guys understand what butterfly effect is? And yet you guys are still there stupidly rejoicing. You guys think that with Japan being destroyed by an earthquake like that that China wouldn’t be affected at all? Use your brains and think! And with such a destructive earthquake, if Japan can still rise up, that is deserving of people’s respect and admiration, making the Japanese even more powerful, and you guys are stupidly rejoicing!
难过

led9ih表:

Us younger generation stop being all talk and no action, put your energy to comment into more productive work. The day China’s true national strength has surpassed Japan is when we will really have the right to laugh at them. Why is China the world’s factory? Our product technology unable to surpass other countries? All because there are too many people who can only pick fault with others, too many people who talk nonsense. If you want others to respect you, you must have something you are strong/a leader in!!!

However, as a country that suffers a lot of earthquake disasters, Japanese buildings truly hold up well!
This is something China needs to learn from,
where quality is king [the most important].

writro27:

I know that China and Japan has an irreconcilable hate due to history. I admit I hate that Japan ruthlessly invaded our country, but towards Japan being severely hurt this time I feel sympathy. After all, it is not this new generation of Japanese people who were at fault, nor can they forever carry the crimes of their ancestors. They are innocent. I hope Japan can quickly recover and hope they can stand up again after this disaster.

What do you think of this song?

  • Josephus Flavius

    I pray for a place on the sofa… Did I do it?

    • vince

      your prayers have been answered.

  • KopyKatKiller

    Seems that there are a lot of “rural manure carriers” in China… And many of them carry the “manure” in their heads and post it on forums…

    • Alikese

      I think that guy just made up a story about being a manure farmer so that more people would read his stupid post. Why would a person who doesn’t know how to use the internet use words like “fenqing,” or put commas between words to make it harder to trace?

      Still a dumbass, though.

  • Nathan

    “Rural manure” carriers must have a high IQ. Just saying…

  • olli

    “I am a rural worker who helps others carry manure. In order to express his feelings about this earthquake, I went through a lot of trouble and walked 2 days and 2 nights to this county town and found an internet bar. I spent 20 yuan to find someone who knew how to go online and post comments.”

    Right, this guy can’t even count to five properly: 1, 2, 3… 5! Good thing these people don’t have the means the flood the internet with this shit.
    Look at what nazi-Germany did to its neighbors, but we’re all in the EU now.
    I really don’t understand how people can rejoice in this tragedy that has struck Japan.

    • jump

      I think Chinese style sarcasm is lost on you ;)

      • olli

        So you’re saying this guy is trolling?

        • jump

          The writer was making a veiled insult that those who gloat at the misfortune of the Japanese were uneducated rural manure carriers :D

          Obviously, some Chinasmack readers are not too dissimilar ;)

          • olli

            That didn’t even cross my mind. I wouldn’t be surprised if some rural guy actually did that.

          • john digmeme

            That was quite a long-winded effort at a veiled insult, don’t you think?

          • jump

            @john he was detailing out all the usual reasons fenqings give when they vent their hatred of the Japanese.

            @olli i am sure some rural guys would but most fenqings are like their counterparts in Japan and the US, some education, lots of hormones and even more idiocracy.

          • jump

            Oh yeah btw, the dead giveaway is the declaration of being a manure carrier. In Chinese culture, this is probably one of the lowest job possible. So go figure.

    • Justin

      I hope he didn’t get manure on the keyboard at the Internet bar. Definitely some sanitary issues to consider there.

      • Airy

        just Jump said, the author is making veiled insult by impersonating fenqings.

  • aok

    The Chinese have way too much hate and hypocrisy.

    What was done to China was by a crooked leadership that forced its people to hate and destroy.

    Yet, China’s very own govt. has done the exact same kinds of things to its own people. With the ‘Revolution’, destroying the arts, and countless beautiful lives. And even today, its own people run each over, with little care or concern… either by car, or by bulldozer.

    Furthermore, who would be so crazy as to judge a person based on what their parents, Countries Govt, or other family members have done?! We are individuals, and as such, deserve to be judged as individual.

    One day, you Chinese will be reborn into a new body… and for all the hate you have created.. your punishment will be to return to the earth as a Japanese or Korean child.

    From childhood on, you will have to bear the weight of judgment of an entire country of hateful people, from past actions that you never were part of, and never wanted to happen.

    Hate the past people who ‘did’ the damages. Thats acceptable. But to hate the people of today, thats no fair nor right. Its the same kind of powerful hate that the old Japanese Govt. used to incite such viciousness in its soldiers and people.

    Hate your own Hate. Work to better yourself, your govt., your life, and the lives all around you… to make the world a better place.

    • http://www.killerjo.net MAOCUNT

      @aok, kinda hypocritical you are directing this on every Chinese based on one poster.

      I am surprised that many China’s netizens’ comments this time were not so extremely radical. Let’s be honest now, I don’t think “being hateful and hypocritical” is necessary a Chinese thing (although I do agree that PRC did impose hateful nationalistic education to divert the populace from their misgovernance). After reading things like…

      http://karmajapan.tumblr.com/page/7

      I am convinced the whole world is filled with a lot of “Great people”

      I think the invention of the internet showed us how stupid certain portion of humanity can gets.

      P.S. I still recalled one or two residents from PRC made some “marvelous” videos mocking victims of the Sichuan earthquake mocking. I am starting to accept a good chuck of human’s population are heartless and will poke fun of other people’s misfortune; they do not reasons, some people are just heartless and insensitive retards. We just had to accept it.

      • Capt. WED

        I guess if you put it like that huh: I don’t give a fuck if they bombed some faggots in Hawaii…

        Hehe…

    • Tommy

      Is coming back as a Japanese or Korean child really a punishment? Most Chinese I know want to move there–no matter how much they say they hate them.

    • Airy

      one comment here represents 0.000000074% of Chinese population. Don’t jump into conclusion too fast.

      Human nature are both good and bad, its 50/50. It is easy for people to blame government for their own moral corruption. However, this is too naive. Western civilization believed that people are good, governments are bad. So they took down their kings and put people up there. It only shows that people are 50/50 .

      “We are individuals” is a ideological statement, not a fact. That means you choose to believe that you are an individuals. Others can choose to believe something else, and they have their reasons just like you do. When you’re promoting a belief, discuss the pros and cons of the belief and conclude that pros are larger than cons.

      Chinese, Japanese and Korean Culture are actually very similar, regardless of political system. You can find history superiority, DNA superiority, low trust, xenophobia, low internal boundary, common honor, common shame, common debt, common responsibility in all three countries. These cultures encourage to put the good side of human nature to internals, and the bad side to externals. The smallest to largest unit are family< relatives <friends<organizations(school/work)<cultural sphere< city<province<national. May be because we're too similar thats why we fight so hard.

      I think Chinese people will continue to improve our government and our country. I feel very warm when westerners wish our country good. I hope that the world's productions and political power will once again proportional to population, after it was distorted 200 years ago. one American's production is equal to 11.7 Chinese production is just ridiculous. It's like American have 280 hours a day.

  • HKXXXPAT

    I just remember how outraged some mainlanders where about ignorant Filipinos taking pictures in front of the bus in which the Hong Kong people got killed last year. Somehow I have the feeling that these are the same ultranationalistic Chinese that nowadays display their hate towards Japanese. These ultranationalistics are ten times worse than those Filipinos and in no way better, then the old Japanese who committed the Nanjing massacre. They are both retarded fascists.

    • http://www.killerjo.net MAOCUNT

      Nationalism is the best way to “otherize” the others and a great tool for politicians to gain support; It is a good tool in times of war, but also can be used wrongly by certain people for their own gains. Let’s be honest now, some HongKongers did overreacted during that incident and listen to some idiotic politicians’ cries to make remarks directly against Fillipinos in HK. The same tactics were used to be a more despicable extent by the Filipino politicians who tried to avoid the problem, misleading the Fillipino (many of them can’t even locate where HK is) that the Hkers is attacking the entire Phillipines based on Mendoza’s action.

      keep in mind, the poster said that he came from a humble background as a result limited access to the outside world beyond the atmosphere mainland China. Wouldn’t be surprise, his bias and ignorance came from life long of brainfucking nationalistic education imposed by PRC and that he had limits reach to the outside world. While retards always existed, I think there are really something wrong with the education in PRC, and that is not going to change as long as the CCP (at least the present people behind the scene in Beijing) stayed in power.

      • Strangerland

        Er…are you talking about the ‘manure carrier’ poster? Pretty sure that it is Chinese sarcasm at work. It’s a bit different from the western style sarcasm, but I can see it as one.
        There is one poster above who noticed it too, manure-carrier is the lowest possible job in China. So he is trying to say that his countrymates who celebrate the natural disaster are *quite possibly* uneducated poor peasants. It’s hillarious if you can see it as one, I think it’s interesting that Asians in general do insult people indirectly like that. So you have to really analyze their every word, if you take everything literally you won’t understand the real intention underneath(thus missing the insult).

  • stubear

    Through reading a lot off comments on the internet I find that a lot are in support of Japan and the ultra anti-Japanese aren’t as much as you would think. Some of it is suppose to be taken as a joke, not actually seriously suggesting that one should be happy seeing so many people die. Granted there are still a lot of idiots as well, but we can find that to some degree in every society.

  • Gut

    I figured the next post would have been about the developing Fukushima nuclear reactor crisis. Nope, its about a Taiwanese rapper.

    Lyrics play to both his peeps(not the marshmallows)and to the peeps in Japan, way to stay on the fence and still care. I think he’s a douche in the purest sense of the word – known as an instrument of cleanliness bestowed upon a dirty piece of female genitalia. – Thank you Urban Dictionary

    If the songs free I guess I don’t mind, but I remember when many assholes made money of 9/11, selling 9/11 dedicated music.
    I hope people don’t buy into this.

  • ALX

    I don’t see how this guy is “taiwanese” at all…might as well just be titled “chinese rapper daddy chang….” never heard of him in taiwan so he must be based in china…and so sickeningly nationalistic ><

    • KopyKatKiller

      He’s Canadian!

      • Baijiansi

        Whatever… No he’s not. Read his lyrics. He’s pure Dragon Blood. His daddy bought him a citizenship in the 90′s or something.

        • KopyKatKiller

          Maybe. But anyone Can be Canadian, even Taiwanese or Chinese!

          • china doll

            pure stupid chinese. NO wAYS hes TW or CA

          • redinou

            i know him personaly, he is canadian and originaly from taiwan.

          • Baijiansi

            Well he’s exactly the kind of douche bragging about being Chinese that i don’t want in my country. This guy will never be Canadian in his heart.

  • thetruth

    They say Japanese have altered the history books, those chinese limp dicks do they even know the real history at first or even geography ? They write Mt.Everest is part of china (while clearly it is know to the world that it resides in the Himalayas part of Nepal), dalai lama is an evil man (how much evil was done by him other than trying to get justice for his people?), taiwanese are bad because they want a separate country ( dont they realise that there are goods in the world marketed as Made in Taiwan and not “part of china”). If you have stayed in china for 4 yrs you would know how much wrong is taught to them from the time they go to school. I was once told by a professor that the education system will cause china to collapse because they are taught the narrow views of humanity from the day they first go to school like Japan is the baddest country in the world because they always kill chinese. I respect that guy for his honesty.

    • KopyKatKiller

      As i said to my girlfriend: “The real enemy. The one most likley to take away your rights, jail you, or even kill you is not the Japanese. It is the CCP!” They spread the hate of Japan because they don’t want Chinese to look for the real enemy, the enemy within!

    • Alikese

      I thought that was ironic too. “Why can’t they just have true history in the textbooks?” Meanwhile they make it illegal to send Chinese newspapers out of the country because they’re so filled with false news and inaccurate history.

  • Tommy

    I hear again and again that the Japanese falsify all their history books… my Chinese teacher even repeated it a few days ago.

    As far as I found out only 2% of Japanese history books used in school downplayed the event. Anyone have hard numbers?

    • http://www.lovelovechina.com Crystal

      2%?
      Wow, it means that you have reviewed at least 50 Japanese history books?

    • KopyKatKiller

      History books, the one’s used in public schools the world over, are all falsified to some extent. China and Japan are no different. While Chinese history classes and books like to devote large amounts of space to the Nanjing Massacre, and repeatedly teach it in elementary, middle, and high school, they they only devote a page to the Cultural Revolution which mostly focuses on the reforms carried out after. They don’t for example, teach about Chinese students eating their teachers or the Human Flesh dinners that were held during that time. Thus, they are lying, just as much, if not more so, than the Japanese text books as much more horrific things were done in China by the Chinese at that time (and others) than were done by the Japanese.

      • staylost

        This is absolutely true. The United States history books gloss over the US/Phillipine War as well.

        However, that does not excuse anyone. Doing it is wrong, no matter what a less cultured nation may or may not decide to do. As a Japanese poster has written on this site many times, and I paraphrase: we are connected to the people of the past, we should not be like insects born without a shared life with those who came before. History must be taught fairly and correctly or else we will be like insects.

        It does make Chinese people hypocrites, though, when they point out history discrepancies, as they have plenty of their own.

        Anyway, this lingering hate clearly shows the face of fascist nationalism. How would Chinese people feel if all Taiwanese, Tibetans, Uyghars, Chinese women, and Chinese people as a whole treated their government the same way that they treat Japanese in general.

  • Jaze

    Ignorance is a disease. It’s sad that some Chinese feel this way and are taking pleasure in the disaster. But I’ve seen the same ignorant comments on the US ranging from it was karma for Pearl Harbor to God is punishing them for atheism .
    People like this have such as sad myopic world view and they’ve probably never been to Japan or even left the country at all to see what else is out there. I’m Chinese American and I’ve been treated better in Japan as a person than I have in mainland China.

  • kin

    Hey Fauna, I’d like to point out a possible translation mistake on your part.

    “作为中国人我代表大汉祝福大和！
    As a Chinese person, I represent men in wishing peace!”

    I think what the rapper’s meaning was “As a Chinese, I represent China wishing blessings for Japan”
    大和 ‘Yamato”is a another name of Japan and is also the majority ethnicity in Japan (the Yamato people). and it fits nicely in the song with 大汉, since 大汉 in this context refers to China.

    [Note from Fauna: Thank you!]

  • Sunshine

    ” 作为中国人我代表大汉祝福大和！
    As a Chinese person, I represent men in wishing peace!”

    I’m pretty sure 大汉 is a word for Chinese population, and “大和” for Japanese.
    So the lyric translates to something along the lines of
    “As a Chinese person I represent my people in wishing Japan well.”

    I love how the comments here are like “the Chinese population this, the Chinese population that”. I’m so proud.

    • Hoa H. Nguyen

      to sunshine and who the same : it seems that you are good person who love peace , fairness , and have good heart . However , your love towards your country ( patriotism ) may lead you to paranoid about your people .
      Yes, any country has bad persons and good persons . But society , government , lifestyles , point of views , education , ways to do economics …can change people completely .
      I think that it is still far far far for majority of your Chinese ( especially the Chinese of mainland China ) to really understand about love for peace and people of the other countries ( especially for the Japanese , regardless of your China also caused too much misery & hurt to the other countries and their people ) , to respect justice & fairness , to stop corruption and crazily love for material life , to make poisonous & harmful items in large scale , to interefere + control + force to assimilate + exploite the other countries , to use wicked & mean ways try to get the purposes to become rich , to declare many areas including Asian sea of your country …….
      I can not list enough , so learn from the Japanese and Japan nowadays , not only in this diaster , but in the way to treat the other countries in fairness and justice and as friends , and how Japan contribute to the world chairity .
      Everyone love their country , but just admire highly and think all good things , but ignore and deny bad things seem the way of most of your Chinese . Why need to open this forum , Because your China react so terribly ( at the first sight , after hearing so many comments , then decrease , funny ) to Japan diaster , but over all of the forum , there are still a lot of admiration towards Chinese . What for ? when you do not recognize the frustration and miserable cry from the other countries , only hear your pride shouting .
      Pray for Japan and wish CHina change to become as good as Japan .

      • Sunshine

        Why is this directed at me?
        I was merely expression my amusement at all the attention that the Chinese people are receiving. That is all.
        How was I in any way being a paranoid patriotic idiot, like you made me out to be?

        “Pray for Japan and wish CHina change to become as good as Japan .”
        You have obviously never visited any of the Japanese forums. Go have a nice little stroll there, then come back and tell the Chinese netizens that they are way out of line.

        By god it was awkward to read your post… “your China”, “your Chinese”.

      • Sunshine

        “I think that it is still far far far for majority of your Chinese ( especially the Chinese of mainland China ) to really understand about love for peace and people of the other countries”

        ^Oh and, actually, just for the record, the majority of “my” Chinese are donating to this disaster/wishing the Japanese well.

        “to declare many areas including Asian sea of your country …….”
        ^Do you seriously want to go there?

        “so learn from the Japanese and Japan nowadays , not only in this diaster , but in the way to treat the other countries in fairness and justice and as friends , and how Japan contribute to the world chairity .”
        ^How about back up your claims of how Japan treated other countries in fairness and justice and as friends? Or any global power house that treated other countries in fairness and justice and as friends?

        I’m sorry to rain on your hippy parade but, Japan is not the perfect country that whatever media outlet made you believe it to be. There’s no use preaching to me on the internet. By the laws of thermodynamics society will tend towards disorder any how.

        “Because your China react so terribly”
        ^Hmm? So “my” China includes only those that reacted badly? What about the majority that didn’t? What will you say to them? This makes me even more confused as to why your post is directed at me. When did I rejoice at the suffering of Japan?

  • bert

    Still a crap song and he is Canadian so he should just shut up.

    Are there any ‘rappers’ that don’t use that same ignorant nigga pose?

  • Mad Man

    A Canadian muslim, who claims to be Taiwanese, imitates an African American and sympathizes with the Japanese while kissing mainland Chinese ass.

    Crap song.

    • sunnyG

      yep, trying to bring attention to himself by using this as a song topic…how lame
      sucking up to all sides, this punk is such a poser! his rap is pathetic, his lyrics are stale, the music is utter crap.
      and he donated money? wow, how benevolent. yeah, write a song about it so that everyone knows…what a douche

  • guizi

    I heard that there was a charity event in taiwan, and they collected more than 2 billion yen. That is huge. Thank you taiwan.

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  • Cleo

    I didn’t really gloat because it looked like nothing compared to other losses of life around the world. Japan deserved a passover for what they did and they have never gotten it so 3-11 is not GOOD ENOUGH for me to gloat over.

    Anyway, gloating isn’t the right word. It would be a peace washing over me that there was finally some justice in the world. I don’t have that peace yet.

    SOMEBODY wikileak Akihito.

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