Alexandra Wallace Creates Another Internet Star — Jimmy Wong

Jimmy Wong, a 24-year-old Los Angeles musician, wrote a charming song in response to Wallace’s rant — 2 million Youtube views so far

It turns out that Alexandra Wallace’s anti-Asian rant may create another new Internet star.

Jimmy Wong, a 24-year-old Los Angeles musician, wrote a charming song in response to Wallace’s controversial (or: insulting, clueless and simultaneously somehow hilarious) rant against Asian students at the UCLA library.

He strums and sings:

“Baby I want to take you out and blow your freakin’ mind/

Ching chong means I love you/

Ling long I really want you/

Ting Tong I don’t actually know what that means”

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Wong’s gentle love song embraces Wallace’s frustrated “ching chong, ling long” imitation of Asian students talking on cell-phones. It also manages to inject humor into a volatile back-and-forth and put in perspective a raging debate over cultural stereotypes, Youtube fame and the wisdom of video-taping oneself without a filter.

Wallace has withdrawn from the university over the controversy.

Watch the song, which has already been seen by 2.1 million viewers. Amazing.

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