Randall Park on Being an Asian American Actor, Representing His Community, and BTS | The Dave Chang Show

Randall Park on Being an Asian American Actor, Representing His Community, and BTS | The Dave Chang Show: Dave shares his perspective on American fast food (0:48) before bringing in ‘Always Be My Maybe’ star Randall Park to discuss embracing his Asian American identity (16:17), making it as a comedic actor (33:08), and being a fan of global K-pop sensation BTS (49:52). by The Dave Chang Show

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Randall Park on Being an Asian American Actor, Representing His Community, and BTS | The Dave Chang Show

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