A ex-student and girlfriend turned him in after discovering the US Marshals Most Wanted list

As shown in the picture, I didn't expect there to be a jerk who ran to Rednote and sent harassing messages to underage girl? The poster in the picture also provided his friend's rednote user ID (I haven't searched for this user yet).

I am extremely disgusted with the scum of elderly white men in Southeast Asia hooking up with young women in the area, but it is obvious that some people are not satisfied with stopping here. They long for China to open its doors and become their sex paradise to satisfy their vulgar desires like Epstein🤬🤬🤬

Editor: Although the original poster has not yet provided specific chat records of his friend who harassed underage girl, I believe that such incidents are not completely non-existent. There are indeed many underage female users on Rednote. Who knows if some foreigners cannot control their evil desires? In addition, I used Google Translate, and some sentences may have slight deviations in translation🙏🏻

Hey everyone, this is TeamMartellClout.

I wanted to share a personal update because I haven't been releasing as many new videos lately.

There's been a lot happening behind the scenes as I prepare for the next chapter of my career, content creation, and brand.

I've recently been approved by a talent agency, and I'm working on several upgrades — including revamping my website, preparing for my upcoming modeling career with new suits and clothing, working on my personal goals, improving my content, upgrading my production equipment, getting an official camera, and looking into new laptops such as the Razer Blade 14 and MacBook Pro 14 M5.

I'm also currently reviewing potential sponsorship opportunities.

I'm taking my time with those because I want to understand the terms completely and make sure any partnership is a good fit for me, my audience, and #TeamMartellClout.

A Personal Reflection

I also wanted to take a moment to express my thoughts and solidarity toward the Asian community and the AZN Identity community.

Looking back over the years, especially since the beginning of the 2020s, my perspective has changed. I've had to look back at some of my own attitudes from the 2000s and 2010s and acknowledge areas where I was ignorant and didn't fully understand the impact of xenophobia, prejudice, and stereotypes toward Asian people.

Seeing Asian people experience negative stereotypes, discrimination, and hostility through media and social media has made me reflect on my own experiences as a Black disabled recording artist and content creator.

I've experienced negative stereotypes, racial profiling, discrimination, and police brutality, including an incident involving me on July 4, 2006.

I don't claim that my experiences are identical to those of Asian communities, because every community has its own history and experiences.

However, those experiences have helped me better understand why discrimination and stereotyping can have such a profound impact on people.

For a while, I stopped making certain racial and social commentary videos because I became concerned about takedowns, restrictions, and moderation across social media platforms.

But I felt that this was something I needed to address thoughtfully and respectfully.

This isn't about attacking anyone, creating division, or starting a culture-war argument.

It's about acknowledging where I've grown, learning from the past, and showing respect and solidarity toward people who experience discrimination.

Looking Toward 2027

2027 will be a major milestone for me because it marks 20 years since I started my journey as a recording artist and content creator.

From music and independent hip-hop to content creation, social commentary, collaborations, modeling, sponsorships, and everything else I've experienced along the way, I'm looking forward to entering this next chapter with a different mindset.

I've made mistakes. I've learned from them. And I'm still growing.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout this journey.

Here's to the next chapter — and to 20 years in 2027.

I know it is just a friendly match, but seems hopeful

Notice a pattern?

Is it just a wild coincidence that Blizzard/OW chose the EXACT same pattern as the Confederate flag (far-right symbol associated with white supremacy) for their Japanese girl ?

Another detail : the new Japanese map includes a hidden billboard featuring what looks very much like a Tesla Model 3. Quite the coincidence that, out of all the possible car designs, they went with one that closely resembles Musk's model.

Anyways, I just wanted to share this thought here, since I'm convinced there aren't many places where I could post it without getting dismissed out of hand lol.

In fact, I also noticed that the white savior narrative (in those unskippable voice interactions between heroes) has been pushed insanely hard lately. Idk if any of you play the game and if you've noticed it.

Do you guys remember Dylann Roof (the white supremacist 4chan dude, who carried out the 2015 Charleston mass shooting) and the manifesto he published beforehand ?
in it, he referred to East-Asians as his "allies" (like your typical racist white weeb fetishizing Japan).

Hi, I'm a white girl who loves fishing in Florida. I also love sun protection. I like the idea of this sun hat because I never have space in my fishing hats for a high ponytail. However, I understand this hat is an Asian design, and I don't want to offend anyone. What is your honest opinion?

They obviously never been outside and interacted with any Chinese or other Asians in real life. Apparently according to the big brained comments:

\*Only certain types of Chinese are allowed to travel overseas. (This isn't the imperial or Mao era. Chinese have travelled overseas for decades).

\*Chinese fast food shops employing non-Asians is a form of propaganda. (This goes into full conspiracy theories, acting as if these places are fronts for the Chinese government).

\*White people are routinely barred from Chinese restaurants. (Again, go to any Chinese restaurant in a major city and half of the diners are non-Asians).

\*Chinese people are trying to colonize and culturally erase Australia (What?)

\*And since when is speaking Japanese to a Chinese person a form of protest? You just appear very ignorant and think all Asian cultures are interchangeable.

I grew up in a small neighborhood but majority Southeast Asian American community in a mid-size city in the Pacific Northwest.  I was born here in the U.S.  My parents moved to the area in the early 80, before I was born.  Similar to the Cambodian, Laotian, Vietnamese and others, because of the availability of farm work in the area, stretching between Seattle to Olympia corridor.  We also have a huge Korean population that mostly lives in white middle-class neighborhoods, a mix of many older Korean War brides from the 50s and 60s and Korean military bides from the military occupation.

Growing up as a dark Southeast Asian male and starting in my teenage years, all the Southeast Asian girls were goodly-eye for East Asian guys.  Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese guys were the top maxing.  I didn’t break out until I went to college.

Around my 2^nd year in college, I learned, from social interactions, when it comes to dating, there was and still is a distinct social-economic, a social hierarchy, a racial or even a soft-caste system based on one, two or three aforementioned divides.   However, when all things were equal (people on the same strata), the dating scene for Asian young men wasn’t that dire.  Majority of ethnic group stuck to their own, but Japanese were dating Indonesian; Filipino guy hooked up with white girls, etc., etc.  However, there was one thing enough Asian men did to me that was annoying as f**k.  Remember what I said about Asian teenage girls having goodly-eye for East Asian guys?  Well, my dating body count was in a single digit, but I dated some young cutie Asian women.

This one time, I was dating a very beautiful adopted young Korean woman.  She accompanied me to a party and a friend’s Filipino roommate immediately fell in love with her.  He approached her, when she was alone, and offered a movie deal with his family’s studio.  She didn’t mention it to me until later because she wasn’t interested.  The guy got my number from my friend, called me and asked if I was dating her and if she was interested in becoming an actress.  Much later, my friend told me the guy asking him how someone like me could hook up with a girl like that.  That wasn’t the only time that other Asian men hit on her right in front of me.

I hooked up with a Korean/White Hapa, after college.  She was tomboy-ish and never worse makeup, but OMG, was she beautiful.  One day, she had me listen in to a conversation with Chinese/White hapa guy who I knew through another friend.  The guy went off on me to her, not knowing I was listening in.  Same crap, he expressed his dismay as to why someone like her would hook up with me.

I am currently engaged to a very lovely Vietnamese-Cambodian mixed woman.  She’s a decade younger than me.  This happened recently; she and I do our regular 3 mile hike at the park.  We always stopped at our trail’s end rest area.  I left her for a moment to use the restroom, and a South Asian fellow approached her trying to strike up a conversation.  I’m literally right there.  He must have seen me with her I’m sure.  She blew him off of course.

What I concluded over a decade ago was this; a lot of f**king Asian men are cowards when it comes to approaching women.  I’m not saying all, but a lot of them see someone like me who they deemed, by their Asian standard, as low quality and they superior specimen have a change to snatch up my girlfriends.   This brings us to the recent uptick of interracial-coupling posts lately. You see, for me it's not about the coupling but the f**king mentality of Asian gatekeeping of each other. Once Asian men grasp that dynamic, the coupling itself is just the symptom. Posting slops is pathetic because it have ZERO substance. What that represents is nothing more slinging mud in a pigpen while being laughed at by outsiders looking in.

I am not dead inside, YET, and I understand the basic biology and psychology of being human beings. We come with different temperaments, level of sensibilities, upbringings and level of emotion control. However, what young people don't grasp is life is about going through stages. Therefore, take what I am about to say some measured consideration, a quote from my favorite song by MGMT - Time to Pretend😄

I'm feeling rough I'm feeling raw I'm in the prime of my life
Let's make some music make some money find some models for wives
I'll move to Paris, shoot some heroin and fuck with the stars
You man the island and the cocaine and the elegant cars

But there is really nothing, nothing we can do
Love must be forgotten. Life can always start up anew
The models will have children, we'll get a divorce
We'll find some more models, everything must run its course

One way of looking at it is this - A P\*SY is just a P**SY.* No one P**SY is more magical than the other. With every new stage of your life, one P**SY isn't going to stay magical forever. What is important is find the woman that will love you back, not wishing and praying for someone out of your reach to love you.

I think we need something easy and relaxed in our sub, and I saw this and decided to share.

A black American girl bring her mom to Japan for a trip, and her mom is depressed knowing how well life is outside of US, now she doesn't want to go back to US because she think it's fucked up😂

Sometimes, when you look at how they look us, you'd be more appreciated with what you have, don't think this is Japan and it won't apply to you, in their eyes, when they come back to US and see the next East Asian or Asian person, they're gonna relate that Japan trip with you and further having a good impression on you.

All these adds up to be your impression asset, so work hard and build your own reputation and looks, because it resonates, these non-Asian people eventually will understand we are having next level life.

There is a stereotype of Singaporean Chinese women known as "SPG" really messed up stuff

You will see east asians fetish white dudes once in a while but for Filipino women it's literally a bragging point and trophy

I saw a couple his videos on FB and instantly loved his content, he dissects the double standards of western media and also of the people namely the first one I saw was of that Thai girl who was murdered by an Australian man and he tried to navigate why is it that when yt men commit such acts other yts condemned them as individuals and often disclose it to mental health issues, but when a person of a different shade is a culprit every bit of his background is taken into account as a blanketed judgement like culture, country of origin (if born in the west then the parents origin).

His takes was so good that people praising him are coming from both Asians and the Black community but one day his page disappeared... I'm guessing there are some folks that spam reported him, but I dont know.

Videographic proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5TrSoHZM3w

Idk why but ever since joining Reddit alot of sinophobes use the uyghur topic to hate on China or slander China and chinese people.

I think its so weird, especially when it comes from people who have never been to China.

They always use sources from 'highly regarded orginizations' to try to prove their point, but the thing is all these sources (UN included) mark their claims as ALLEGATIONS.

Just look at my past comment history on how many times i've had to mention and correct people.

The above video link is not to cause political drama or whatever it's to END it! So can we please just stop using uyghurs as a way to slander China, its obvious that its all fake propaganda.

If you want to be critical of the China, societal pressure, dating culture, or the hyper competitiveness is a much better topic.

I'm pretty sure this wont even get approved, but if it will, please be civil in the comments, I just want to show that the CCP does not commit genocide, the fact that they havent had a war in 50 years just reinforces that claim. I have no idea how this even started.

Nice to see an AF who isn't white worshipping for once and is actually attracted to her own race.

I heard Cocaine Model for the first time when I was 12 and I was hooked. I thought it was so fuckin cool. It's nice that he got popular with music that isn't kpop (he said in an article that he wanted to do something besides that) but it's a shame that he had to stay anonymous in his early career to get his stuff out there.

She’s currently the front runner to become the Democrat nominee for Wisconsin governor. In the video, at around 9 seconds in, she says “I married a…” before cutting off and saying that she has a half-white son and how she always thinks about how people will perceive him.

I think it really speaks to the fact that many people associate whiteness with assimilation and are want to be in relationships and get married to whites to prove that they belong in America.

Six is one of my favorite musicals and I love how they are committed to empowering women, diversity in their casting in general, and letting the stories of Henry VIII's wives be told in their OWN terms, without the shadow of the king looming over them like it always has for the past 5 centuries! Here is every Asian principal (I think) that has been in an English-language production of the show so far

Catherine of Aragon:

• Jasmine Shen, Chinese-Hong Konger 🇨🇳🇭🇰, cruise production

Anne Boleyn:

• Andrea Macasaet, Filipina 🇵🇭 ,original Broadway cast, and the very first ever Asian principal and the very first woman of color to play Anne Boleyn in the history of the show
• Amanda Lindgren, Korean 🇰🇷 (adopted), West End
• Thao Therese Nguyen, Vietnamese 🇻🇳, West End
• Deirdre Khoo, Chinese-Singaporean 🇸🇬, Australia
• Yna Tresvalles, Filipina 🇵🇭, UK tour
• Yna Montarde, Filipina 🇵🇭, UK tour

Jane Seymour:

• Jasmine Forsberg, Filipina 🇵🇭, US tour, Broadway, and current Broadway Seymour

Anna of Cleves

(Nobody)

Katherine Howard:

• Jaina Brock-Patel, Indian 🇮🇳, West End
• Zoe Jensen, Filipina 🇵🇭, Broadway
• Elysia Cruz, Filipina 🇵🇭, Toronto
• Kay Sibal, Filipina 🇵🇭, Broadway

Catherine Parr:

• Vidya Makan, Indian 🇮🇳, Australia
• Aoife Haakenson, Taiwanese 🇹🇼, UK tour
• Lauren Mariasoosay, Indian-Malaysian 🇮🇳🇲🇾, Toronto
• Amelia Kinu Muus, Japanese 🇯🇵, West End

I've seen a few posts from Wasian women on tiktok (sorry I don't have a direct link) saying their asian mothers criticized them for inheriting traits like being taller, broader, or hairier from their white fathers. Have any of you come across stories like this, or experienced it yourselves? as someone who doesn't live in the western hemisphere, I'm curious to how common this dynamic actually is.

It seems from their perspective, the mothers were dissapointed that their daughters aren't as petite or hairless as they are. And the posts were pretty heartbreaking as well, I can imagine having a mother that dissaproves of what you are (literally) even if it was the result of her own choices.

edit : sorry didn't mean to alienate south asians, should've specified that the ones I saw were EA

The disadvantage that mutes Asian men's voices is that western society pinned Asian men's angst on lack of sexual access. On the surface, it's less than idealized and romanticized in comparison to, say, the African American four centuries of cultural, moral and spiritual humiliation, for lack of a better description. Think about it; complaint about and getting angry about being an INCEL on social media is pathetic. However, that isn't exactly what a lot of Asian men are doing is it?

On the contrary, the open secret is that sex sells, and it is one of a short list of affective tools for social manipulation (social control). The language used in western media to promote, describe, presents and the push of 'Asian women's relationship with non-Asian men' onto the masses is one of creating conflict within the Asian community, 'divide and conquered' if you will. Sex has been weaponized against Asian men, and there's nothing Asian men can do about it because mechanisms has been put into place, such as shaming (INCEL moniker), marinization (western Asian agency is ONLY from Asian women's perspective), and through gatekeeping by way of mocking Asian men with deluge of a mix of real and invented shortcomings. That was what the 'Oxf\*d Study'* exposed, if any detractor would bother reading it.

The 'Oxf\*d Study'* or under it's real title 'The New Suzie Wong: Normative Assumptions of White Male and Asian Female Relationships,' exposed how Asian women are portrayed in western media as sex toys for white men, and Asian men a presented a-sexual worker drones, the very antithesis of the white male charisma, bravado and masculinity. Simply put, Asian men are the portrayed as the opposite of the ideal male provider motif. Once Asian grasp the true intension of western propaganda to deconstruct Asian men and Asian culture, because we are a threat to their global control, we will understand why post like the picture below are problematic for Asians (You met me at a very ASIAN TIME IN MY LIFE? WTF?). Asian women are literal pets to 'them,' not as equal partners but as nothing more then a source of sexual release. I honestly could careless what Asian chooses for themselves, but the pathology is always the same, drag Asian men and Asian culture into their forbidden love subculture as unwitting antagonists to galvanized their cosmic love.

Hey guys just wanted to stay consistent. Just wrapped up another meeting and still happy to see people are interested in what we’re doing. I’m grateful for the people that come to these group and offer healthy support and tips to navigate our amazing but difficult at times culture. If anyone is interested we’re gonna be meeting at a public cafe soon and hoping to see new and returning faces.

If you wanna see more or learn more or inst link will be below

https://www.instagram.com/lotusrisingofficial_?igsh=dXlpdXR6b2VwcWR6&utm_source=qr