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Day 1 of Steven Lim Week- Why I love Steven Lim


4 characteristics

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Day 2 of Steven Lim Week- Why I Love Steven Lim

his love for matcha and his pink hair! 💖🍵

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Day 3 of Steven Lim Week- Worth-it Wednesday!

“Cheers!”

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Day 4 of Steven Lim Week- Watcher Time!!

homemade was the steven show that made me really understand and enjoy his content. i adore the exploration of culture and the connection food has to family stories. homemade also is just a warm blanket in video form and i adore it.

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Day 5 of Steven Lim Week- Watcher Time 💖

too many spirits has a very special place in my heart, especially steven’s cocktails on the show. i love how he just creates these concoctions and doesn’t test them, instead subjecting his friends to bad drinks, like the best of friends will do to each other alksfjalksjf.

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Day 6 of Steven Lim Week- Free-For-All!

Okay so I tend to attach very specific landscapes to people. Some people are the first snow in winter, or the most gentle morning woodland sunrise, but for Steven, he’s a field of sunflowers on a golden afternoon. I think sunflowers in particular encapsulate him because they are a flower that represents unconditional love and positivity, which are traits that describe him well 💖🌻

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Day 2 of Steven Lim Week- Why I Love Steven Lim

Steven Lim is an incredible human.

He’s smart, funny, creative, passionate, relatably awkward- literally all amazing traits. But the one trait that stands out to me is his love. Love for his friends, his family, strangers, his community- Steven loves unabashedly and whole-heartedly. He doesn’t hold back. His love for others is what pushes him to create, we see this in every show he’s made: in worth-it he helps showcase small businesses that may  need the business boost, in homemade we see passed down recipes of families and their culture and heritage present in every step of the process, in grocery run we see thought out and important but fun interviews about the Asian American experience, hidden narratives is about the struggles of Asian American restaurants during the pandemic, in dish granted we see steven put love and hard work into the perfect meal for his friends. Steven’s shows are never solely about entertainment. He is always using his platform to advocate and help others, because he cares. He loves others openly and freely and consistently does whatever he can to help them. He ties in culture and representation into all of his shows because he realizes its importance and is passionate about it. He wants to help make the world a better place, and has found an outlet that allows him that opportunity, and he’s seizing it. Most of his shows are calming and feel like you’re wrapped up in a warm blanket because you can feel the gentle but intense love put into the art. He’s put his whole soul into his work, and you can really see it, and i love that about him.