The Weird Trend of Making Asian Food “Better”

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Dragon's Den is a Canadian reality tv show where start-ups will pitch their business ideas in front of a panel of investors hoping to land a deal. The drama that left a bad taste in everyone's mouths was when a bubble tea brand shared its new twist on a classic Asian beverage from Taiwan in front of Simu Liu, an East Asian actor. After this ordeal, Tiktoks were made, and the discourse had everyone scratching their heads. There's been a rise of cultures that have been around for generations being rebranded into something new on social media. The Weird Trend of Making Asian Food Better #edvasian