The Untold Truth Of Woah Vicky

YouTuber Bryan "RiceGum" Le found himself the target of Woah Vicky's rage after he commented on her videos — specifically one where she states, "Yes, my birthday is March 7. But July 19 was the day I found out I was black."

Woah Vicky took offense to being "roasted" by RiceGum, and, in retaliation, she recorded an entire diss track to mock his Asian heritage. The video was immediately pulled from YouTube for violating their community policies on hate speech, considering Woah Vicky's lyrics contained racist remarks, such as "Ching chong ching chong ching chong, b***h," and she also mocked the size of his male anatomy.

An internet user re-uploaded the video, and, after receiving so much backlash for the insensitive content, Woah Vicky posted a since-deleted apology (via Next Shark). "If anyone took offense to my RiceGum video ... umm, anyone in the Asian community took offense, it was only to RiceGum. He was being racist towards me ... so if you took offense, I just want to let y'all know please don't. Please don't take offense," she said.

In a last ditch effort to right her wrongs with the Asian community, she also made this plea: "I actually really find Asian guys attractive ... if you're like, umm, an Asian guy and you think I'm attractive, please DM me right now." Cringe.

Little did we know, that wouldn't be the last time Woah Vicky was called out for making racist remarks.

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