Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

A trio of Canadian-born Chinese YouTubers has helped illuminate the second-generation experience the best way they know how: comedy.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Could the uptick in Asian-American representation help move the needle in the midterm elections?

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

The characters might not be real, but my love for them is.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Being an ABC (American-born Chinese) is not as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Just because it’s over doesn’t mean you have to stop watching.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

And E for everyone … with time to waste.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

The internet giveth and the internet taketh Tay away.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting my money’s worth.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

My mom thinks no.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

In the group’s newest release, K-pop meets Latin flair meets fiery vocals.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Goodbye, Gordon Ramsay. Hello, Ami Nishimura!

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Can someone please find me a laotong?

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

The Korean binge-eating videos have fans angry their own sluggish metabolisms.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

The release lives up to its name, offering listeners a side of the South Korean singer they’ve never seen before.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Fan-fiction is shaking.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

It’s simp o’clock somewhere…

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Just in time for summer, use these reads to help you navigate your next existential crisis with ease.