Name: Eddie HuangがFresh Off the Boatなどについて語っています。VICEポッドキャスト003 (Eddie Huang on Fresh Off the Boat and More: VICE Podcast 003)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:55:21.000Z
Duration: 53 min 34 s
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So you have a show on Vice called "Fresh Off The Boat."

And now you have a book called "Fresh Off the Boat?"

EDDIE HUANG: I did visit Portland a couple times.

EDDY MORETTI: Oh right, because that's where Wieden

EDDIE HUANG: Wieden and all those people.

EDDIE HUANG: The branded city, the whole city is branded.

EDDY MORETTI: So first of all, how is the book doing?

EDDIE HUANG: The book did well. "New York Times"

So can't ask for too much more than that.

EDDIE HUANG: You make a list of bestselling books.

You sold the most books in a week or some shit like that.

EDDY MORETTI: So how long were you in the number one spot?

EDDY MORETTI: No, you were just on the top 10.

Basically, I never thought I'd even make the list as a kid,

so for me it's dope and it's one of those things.

I never had the highest expectations for myself.

I just never thought that I would ever break the bamboo

So anytime you reach a milestone like "New York

For coming from Chinese school, it's not bad.

And first of all, did you have an idea when you were a kid

EDDIE HUANG: When I was 18 going up Orlando, Orlando was

Growing up in Orlando, it was just a weird urban sprawl kind

It's hot, muggy, there's lizards outside.

The white people aren't even like-- they're just strange

Because it's everything that's bad about the south, without

You don't have that neighborhood spirit, that

community that a lot of smaller southern towns have--

You don't really have much of the southern hospitality.

It's a lot of carpetbaggers and transients.

And so it's all the ignorance and none of the accoutrements

There's none of the good pickled vegetables and sides

that usually come with southern ignorance.

So that's what I really hated about Orlando.

But being Chinese, being pretty much the only Asian kid

in most of the schools I went to, only one in the

neighborhood besides one of two other families.

I just knew I wanted to write about my American experience.

And how there's so many of us that fall through the cracks

of the American dream and the stories that are

And I was like, my story's just not represented.

Not in the mainstream, not in the subculture--

Even when there's Asian people that come through, like Jeremy

Margaret Cho was probably the only one as a kid I saw that

came through, did her thing, and spoke about the

But her experience is much different than mine.

So as a kid, as an 18-year-old leaving for college, I knew I

wanted to write a book like this one day.

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Eddie HuangがFresh Off the Boatなどについて語っています。VICEポッドキャスト003 (Eddie Huang on Fresh Off the Boat and More: VICE Podcast 003)

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