Bling Empire’s Kevin Kreider joins Jeff Kung to unpack the controversial Love Is Blind story of Patrick & Kacie — the first Asian male contestant and what really went wrong. Was Patrick set up to fail? Did producers know exactly what they were doing? And why does representation still feel so complicated for Asian men on reality TV?🎙️ The Jeff Kung Show × NextSharkReal conversations on culture, confidence, and the Asian-American experience.
In this episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff sits down with Kevin Kreider — actor, model, and breakout star of Netflix’s Bling Empire — for a raw and honest conversation about fame, identity, and the realities of Asian American representation in Hollywood.
Kevin opens up about being one of the first Asian men portrayed as a romantic lead on mainstream TV, how Bling Empirechanged his life, and the unexpected challenges that came with sudden fame. From confronting stereotypes to losing confidence abroad, he reflects on how his journey redefined what it means to be seen.
The two also talk candidly about Asian masculinity, the pressures of reality TV, his falling out with castmate Kane Lim, and what it takes to rebuild trust and self-worth in the public eye. Kevin shares his sobriety story, what truly pushed him to quit drinking, and how he’s reinventing himself beyond reality television — now focusing on acting, production, and a healthier lifestyle.
Jeff Kung and Jason Chu dive into IShowSpeed’s recent trip to China and why his genuine, respectful approach to cross-cultural content stands out in today’s social media landscape. From kung fu performances to heartwarming interactions with locals, Speed shows that you don’t have to troll or disrespect a culture to go viral.We compare Speed’s content to more toxic trends, like Johnny Somali’s controversial stunts in Japan, and talk honestly about race, ignorance vs. racism, and how face-to-face curiosity can bridge cultural gaps—especially between Black and Asian communities.Featuring a heartfelt story about an African-American friend’s trip to China, this episode touches on the power of openness, shared humanity, and mutual respect.🔥 Contact Us & Follow The Show🎤Jeff Kung Show 👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JeffKungShow👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffkungshow👉 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffkungshow👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0fsH6muJWTHTTwld1eL9K8?si=b95426555699462f👑 Host: Jeff Kung👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffreypkung👉 Email: jeff@jeffkungshow.com🎤 Jason Chu👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonchumusic👉 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonchumusic📧 Business Inquiries: info@jeffkungshow.com💬 Got a hot take, topic idea, or just wanna sound off? Hit us in the DMs or drop a comment — we see everything.
In this episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff and Jason Chu break down some of the most heated conversations happening right now — from Kanye West’s meltdown and deplatforming to the double standard when it comes to Asian hate.But that’s just the start. The conversation flows into the evolving perception of Asian men in dating, the fetishization of both Asian women and men, and how DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) policies impact the Asian American community — for better or worse.This is a raw, unfiltered conversation that covers: • Why Kanye got canceled — but public Asian hate often gets ignored. • Asian men’s new reputation as desirable — but is it a fetish? • The complicated role of DEI and affirmative action in college admissions and hiring. • Why media depictions of Asian men and women shape how the world sees us — and how we see ourselves. • Plus: Jeremy Lin, social media toxicity, and the future of Asian American advocacy.🔥 Contact Us & Follow The Show🎤Jeff Kung Show 👉 YouTube: / @jeffkungshow 👉 Instagram: / jeffkungshow 👉 TikTok: / jeffkungshow 👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0fsH6mu...👑 Host: Jeff Kung👉 Instagram: / jeffreypkung 👉 Email: jeff@jeffkungshow.com🎤 Jason Chu👉 Instagram: / jasonchumusic 👉 TikTok: / jasonchumusic 📧 Business Inquiries: info@jeffkungshow.com💬 Got a hot take, topic idea, or just wanna sound off? Hit us in the DMs or drop a comment — we see everything.
In this episode of The Jeff Kung Show, we welcome back rapper, activist, and cultural commentator Jason Chu for a deep, unfiltered conversation on some of the most pressing topics in the Asian and Asian American community today.🌏 Topics We Cover:🔥 The “Lunar New Year vs. Chinese New Year” debate – why is everyone so sensitive?📈 Asian Americans shifting towards the Republican Party – why did it happen?💰 Trump’s policies & their impact on immigrants like us.🤖 The rise of Chinese AI & Tech – is the U.S. falling behind?📱 The TikTok ban, RedBook, and the surprising free speech loophole.Jason keeps it real as we dive into the cultural, political, and technological shifts affecting our communities. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, creative, or just someone trying to make sense of the world, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss!📢 What do you think? Drop a comment below!🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more raw conversations on The Jeff Kung Show.📲 Follow us:🎧 Podcast: http://www.jeffkungshow.com📸 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/jeffkungshow🐦 Twitter/X: @jeffkungshow#JeffKungShow #JasonChu #AsianAmerican #LunarNewYear #Trump #Tech #Immigration #China #Politics #TikTok #AICONTACT JASON CHU:IG / jasonchumusicCONTACT JEFF:info@jeffkungshow.comPresented by @nextsharkFilmed and Recorded @Echelon Studios TV Center
In this episode of The Jeff Kung Show, I sit down with Chien Yu, a firefighter who faced an unimaginable situation: fighting the LA wildfires that destroyed his own home. Chien shares what it was like evacuating his family, helping his neighbors, and going back to work to fight the flames, all while not knowing if his house would still be standing. We talk about his journey, the emotions of that night, and how he’s moving forward with rebuilding his life. It’s an honest conversation about resilience, community, and the realities of wildfires in California. If you’d like to support Chien and his family, his GoFundMe is linked below. 👉 Support Chien: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-yu-family-rebuild-after-fire-loss #Firefighter #WildfireStories #ChienYu #JeffKungShow” IG // @infamouschien IG // @jeffkungshow Hosted by @jeffreypkung Presented by @nextshark Filmed at @echelonmg_
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In this powerful episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff sits down with P. Thrizzle, a former Asian gang member from Inglewood’s Neighborhood Piru, to uncover his extraordinary journey. From surviving 12 gunshot wounds and two comas to spending years in prison and finally finding redemption through music, P. Thrizzle shares raw and inspiring stories about his life, identity struggles, and the broken systems that shaped him.
Discover how he transformed pain into purpose and what he hopes to teach the next generation. This episode is packed with lessons on resilience, identity, and the power of love. Don’t miss this rare and unfiltered conversation.
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Dr. Tiffany Moon is a board-certified anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, and reality TV star best known for her role on The Real Housewives of Dallas. Balancing her medical career with a passion for fashion, wine, and philanthropy, she’s also a vocal advocate for mental health and diversity.
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In this thought-provoking episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff is joined by Shang, creator of Save My Cents, to tackle some of the most controversial questions around money, culture, and modern life:
• Should everyone have kids—or are they just financial liabilities?
• Is homeownership still the American Dream, or a trap for young professionals?
• Are billionaires to blame for economic inequality, or should we rethink our financial systems?
• How do cultural expectations shape our money habits—and hold us back?
• Is FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) just a pipe dream for most people?
Shang doesn’t hold back, sharing candid insights from her Wall Street career and personal financial journey. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to redefine your financial goals, this episode will challenge what you think you know about money.
🎧 Tune in for a conversation that breaks taboos, stirs debate, and offers actionable advice for building your wealth and finding balance.
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In this fiery episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff and Asian activist Jason Chu dive headfirst into the controversies fueling modern Asian identity and representation. From accusations of cultural theft to the hidden power struggles behind media visibility, they reveal the surprising, and sometimes uncomfortable, truths about being Asian in a polarized world. Is it admiration or exploitation? How does hip-hop’s evolution play into the bigger cultural clash? Brace yourself for an unfiltered conversation that challenges stereotypes and breaks down the complexities of today’s culture wars.
In this explosive episode of The Jeff Kung Show, Jeff Kung and Matt Kim pull back the curtain on some of the most controversial issues facing America today. Matt uncovers why Trump is the only real option for 2024, reveals how the government is secretly controlling social media, and delves into the shocking Tenant Media scandal involving Russian infiltration and media manipulation. This hard-hitting conversation will open your eyes to the truth the mainstream won’t tell you.
Host Jeff Kung and activist Jason Chu dive into the latest controversy as Simu Liu takes a stand against “Bobba” beverages, accusing them of cultural appropriation and insensitivity on the Canadian TV show Dragons’ Den. The discussion unpacks the nuances of cultural representation in business and what this means for Asian communities in North America.
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Jeff Kung Show full episode: From Bravo Drama to Real Life Slaps: Tiffany Moon Unfiltered! What happens when a brilliant anesthesiologist steps into the chaotic world of reality TV? Dr. Tiffany Moon thought she was signing up for fluffy fun on The Real Housewives of Dallas, but reality had other plans! In this juicy episode, Tiffany spills all—did she ever resist slapping a castmate? Plus, the infamous chicken feet controversy, behind-the-scenes drama, and how being the first Asian Housewife shaped her journey. Tune in for an unfiltered take on fame, medicine, and the wild ride of reality TV!
In this debut episode, host Jeff Kung sits down with comedian Jiaoying Summers for a deep, open conversation about her remarkable journey from growing up in China to becoming a unstoppable force shaking up the American comedy scene. From her early life in China to her rise in comedy, Jiaoying shares her experiences navigating different cultures, her thoughts on yellow fever, the politics comedy world, and the challenges of being an Asian female comedian. With insights on TikTok fame and what it truly takes to succeed in comedy, this episode is packed with laughter, inspiration, and raw, honest real talk.
