i cried three times. THREE! Squid Game "Gganbu" Season 1 Episode 6 **COMMENTARY/REACTION**

[@HachimaruuTV]

Its okay Ange, everyone cried...literally EVERYONE

[@satvikbodh1995]

I didn't I laughed

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

I would have if I was able to...

[@CodeNameError.]

I didnt

[@azazello1784]

No. It's silly to cry over old geezer and a village idiot Ali.

[@cloeecarreon2274]

@@satvikbodh1995 SAME HAHDSATYG

[@nicotinetarnishment]

Ji Yeong’s final smile tears my heart out every. Single. Time.

[@ScorpionViper1001]

So many emotions. So much pain. A hard, painful and lonely life that ends quickly in an awful death. The fear we all have at walking across the last threshold into the unknown. True joy from having found a friend, probably the first she's had since her mother's death. And sorrow that the one thing she wanted most from the game, a chance to share that friendship in the outside world, can never be.

[@blinkachu5275]

Yep, every single time I hear the words "Sae Byeok! Thank you.... for playing with me" I tear up. The smile not only showing she's putting on a brave face despite of the fear of what's about to come, but because she genuinely is thankful towards Sae Byeok. It's some of the best acting I've ever seen despite it being such a short scene

[@twite5462]

That’s the part that got me the most

[@ekyanso4253]

Ali's final expression of betrayal was some of the best acting I've ever seen.

[@florangelicaalcantaraalcan265]

Puede que el tipo no sea coreano, pero la verdad actuó genial

[@jimbozamboni9301]

"We're definitely losing someone today." If only it was just someONE.

[@ScorpionViper1001]

Me when I heard her say "SomeONE": "Honey, you've got a big storm coming."

[@TheRaichuTrainer]

AHT AHT AHT

[@francespao26]

someone more like some-everyone Yes, i replied to a 2yr old comment

[@Prometheus715]

21:20 the Actress who plays Sae-Byeok couldn't stop crying after that scene even after the director called cut. Ps: squid game was Jung Ho-yeon's (Sae-Byeok) first time acting.

[@tumunu]

Yeah, there's this bts video somewhere where you can see this happen.

[@ddavisgaming]

I saw a post on Instagram when Sae-byeok was yelling at Ji-yeong at 21:15 and even after they stopped recording, she walked away and started crying. That's real acting. Bravo performance by her.

[@danielled168]

That part made me cry the most

[@cruefire3320]

LMAO I love how Ji-yeong opens up about how she lost her parents and meanwhile you go on praising the lighting in this episode xD

[@ScorpionViper1001]

Hey, good cinematography makes great acting/screenwriting even better.

[@dlweiss]

If anything, you actually cried a lot LESS than many other reactors! Folks have been full-body SOBBING after this one.

[@Madithemuggle]

Adam from P’Reviewed’s reaction/crying was the most genuine/most crying I’ve seen to this episode (or hell, in reactions) period. Lol

[@pervysage4934]

there were tons of ugly crying, this has been the most satisfying show to watch reactions to. Ange cheated though, she paused so she wouldn't do the ugly cry on screen

[@videohistory722]

@@Madithemuggle I'd argue NickFlix was the most genuine.

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

21:00 if I'm not mistaken, this scene was so heavy that the moment the director said cut, "sae-byeok" just buried her face in 'ji-yeong" shoulder.

[@johnnyblaze1098]

15:55 that's why she went IN on that religious guy in the elevator after tug of war when he was praying. She said something like "why are you praying to God?" She lost faith in the religion after her pastor dad killed her mom.

[@sideshw1940]

I didn’t wanna cry tonight, but here we are.

[@hafizstarytofficial4527]

Same 😢

[@benhuffman31]

I felt bad for Ali, but it’s Ji-Yeong’s death that got me good. She made such an impact on the show in just a few episodes. Easily the best episode of the season. It’s going to be alright.

[@wonchoi6213]

I believe the reason Sang Woo picks Ali over Gi Hun is like he said, most games rely on being intelligent or being physical. Ali was the strongest member of their group and Sang Woo was the smartest so it covers both bases there. I don’t think Sang Woo went in to the game thinking initially he was playing life or death against Ali. He did form a friendly relationship with him after all. If he knew it was a game involving his partner dying, he probably would have paired up with the Minyeo since he would have the advantage strength wise he would consider himself smarter, and he probably wouldn’t feel much remorse if she died since they have no bond whatsoever between them.

[@Jack_80]

it's pretty hypocritical that everyone gets so mad at sang woo for cheating but not the main character for cheating the old man. i doubt anyone who watches and gets mad would just gracefully accept their death, knowing their mother would be screwed, possibly homeless, by their screwups. they'd do whatever it takes to win, just like gi-hun or whatever his name is.

[@julianwelton]

@@Jack_80 It's because the characters and circumstances are completely different. Gi-hun tried to help the group at every opportunity while Sang-woo threw people under the bus at every opportunity. Ali had a good chance of winning but was emotionally manipulated by someone he considered a good friend. The old man had no chance of winning, had a terminal illness, was mentally unsound, and only made it as far as he did in the first place because of Gi-hun. Sang-woo felt very little remorse. Gi-hun was devastated.

[@thunderdragon3964]

​@julianwelton True but even in the tug of war Gi-hun and the others had to kill the the other group to live, it was the same here. Just because we know Ali's story we feel bad for him and despise Sang-woo, whereas I didn't see one person who wasn't rooting for the main group in tug of war. Just because we don't know the other team we are ready to turn a blind eye to it.

[@smcallister091]

Angelina fixating on their lack of breakfast was so cute in the start. Such a great reaction to such a heavy episode. Love your content!

[@jaylee4773]

meaning of the thumbs in the pinky promise (in Korea) is "도장"(stamp), which Koreans do to sign a contract instead of signing signatures. It could mean real stamps or the finger print stamps which Gi hun did in ep1.

[@blastermaster5009]

Everyone cries in this episode. Everyone.

[@baktru]

Alexandra Olesen's sister didn't from what I remember. Must be a psychopath...

[@arshiaaghaei]

@@baktru I mean I get what you mean, but not crying isn't being a psychopath I personally didn't cry but was super sad and angry at the same time

[@isaiahj.5304]

Lol I did not cry. Would do the same as Sung Woo and anyone. All about survival.

[@TigryFan]

Not me, but it was still sad The betrayal

[@ulfberht4431]

@@isaiahj.5304 And that makes you any better how? Oh what the heck, I know you won’t answer because you’re so full of yourself!

[@pickthestickup]

Sae-Byeok just wanted to go to Jeju-do... That's like a $40 plane ticket from Seoul.

[@perssontm1628]

I think the show mentioned that these people were in huge depts... Taking a vacation may not be the smartest thingto do..

[@pickthestickup]

@@perssontm1628 they were talking about what they would do with the money if they won.

[@sonyyaaj]

This episode..i know everytime, i cry everytime, but when theres a new reacter i just have to watch again 🥲

[@baktru]

It's like a scab you can't stop pulking at... You know you shouldn't but.. Here we go again.

[@kokitrees7394]

I full on sobbed during this episode, I think we all did, you're not alone

[@melaniesoloss]

literally screamed when i got the notification for this videoo ahhh! ur my favorite reactor by far

[@cgames0]

8:48 in my country (Philippines) pinky promise means enemies, so when we fight we do the pinky promise thing {mostly kids below 8 yrs old} and when we forgive each other we do the thumb promise just like shown in the show

[@pickthestickup]

What's ironic is that Sangwoo's bullshit plan was plausible. If one team went against another team that would struggle to play against themselves, like the married couple. But instead of taking a chance on that plan together with Ali, or even just accepting the results of their game, he just swindled him. Worst hyung ever.

[@Qtlika]

Still don’t get why people hate Sangwoo when gi hun did the exact same to the old man it’s not like sangwoo wanted to kill Ali

[@baktru]

But it wasn't. We've seen how ruthless the games are. And by a quick headcount AFTER this game... Some teams were double killed for no finishing the game on time. Just count the number of people for game 5.

[@ignatiuschua5268]

They say you win by taking the other 10 marbles, meaning you have 20 marbles (since every marbles are different). Win survive Anything else die.

[@Qtlika]

@@baktru gi hun takes marbels from the old man and everyone is this is so sad omg and when sang woo does it to Ali everyone is fuck you sangwoo ur on my list

[@SimsinWonderland]

Nah poor Ali was just too naive and sweet. Nothing they’d previously seen suggests that the guards wouldn’t just kill both team members in the result of no winner. They would have both been killed.

[@RichardWalkerBD]

One of the things I love most about this episode is the setting. Remember when we were kids? We would play in the neighborhood with our friends until the sunset - our parents would call us home for dinner and we would have to say goodbye. That's exactly the vibe I get from this episode, saying goodbye to a friend. Or in the game's case, someone you've come to trust enough to be your partner.

[@kingunda5013]

Your mind is telling you dont cry but the heart is just so overwhelming sometimes. And yes, many other reactors cried more than you did. You could tell they were fighting back tears by talking a lot or laughing but Episode 6 eventually got to them near the end part and their eyes were just bawling. Great reaction, Angelina. 👍👍 I'm sold. Subbing now.

[@calumteine2008]

Every single actor in this series has rocked the hell out of their roles, but goddamn they turned it up so hard on this episode.

[@deyynskiartz8169]

I love how Ange's subtitles, be like: "Oh, you will see eventually" or "you're happy, for now!" Something like that. 😅

[@unknowndane4754]

I always love small editing jokes/notes

[@dathius7]

Hooray!!!! Been waiting a looooong time for this one. Thanks Ange!!!! You rock!!!!

[@dathius7]

Btw, connecting the thumbs after the pinky swear is putting a "stamp" on the promise. Many Korean documents are made official by using a customized stamp instead of signing your "John Hancock". Kind of like when Gi-Hoon used his own blood to make a stamp on the agreement to give up his organs in the first episode.

[@Mago724]

YES! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS REACTION!!! 💚

[@ericnuval]

this episode shows us different ways to win: manipulation (sang-woo) cheating (gi-hun) sacrifice (il nam/ji young) and luck/fair&square (deok-su) 🤯

[@Kyle-se4uw]

I know this is old but it’s crazy that the two people portrayed as criminals, people who go against rules of law and society, are the only ones we see that play fair.

[@niedoms2214]

​@@Kyle-se4uw that blown my mind.

[@morrislary4576]

This ep destroyed everybody. The different path of each of the stories - betrayal, loyalty, sacrifice, selfishness . . . just so damned well written.

[@edwintan4066]

The way this episode built to its emotional climax was sheer perfection. Fantastic writing and stellar acting all round, especially between the actors that played Gi-hun and Il-nam. Take a bow.

[@sideshw1940]

6:18 “Why are there tears for this” This episode going to mess her up lol.

[@kevin_reyn]

My emotions weren’t ready when I binged this series last month. Ggambu wrecked me to my core. The plot is amazing, and acted to perfection! Betrayal. Sacrifice. Ugh, my emotions!

[@amy-yi7xq]

LOVE YOUR REACTIONSSSS! YOU LOOK GORGEOUS

[@havokthoughts7576]

You're emotions during this episode was like everyone else, this was such a good episode. If you get a chance watch Jay and Adam from previewed. They had a really good reaction to this episode as well.

[@TheDancerMacabre]

There was a third option to win: Gganbu! What's mine is yours. And what yours is mine. The rules state the condition to win is to "win all of your partner's 10 marbles" (with any game, by any means without violence) Meaning, of they just swapped marble pouches, both people could've lived. It's what Il Nam was getting at. I won't say anymore because of spoilera.

[@prankgamer9666]

This episode made me and my family cry a lot, you did well considering how emotionally impactful this episode is!

[@joshhan2821]

The reason why we the thumb thing in Korea is because the thumb symbolizes “stamp”. In Korea that’s how we used to sign contracts (idk if we still do that now), but since pinky promise means never breaking the promise, but the stamp also means you can’t break the contract

[@MasterNinjaTeddyBear]

There are certain scenes that usually make me swell up with tears but this one had them come out. I think it was the sympathy from seeing you cry and definitely how you reacted that made them do more than collect in my eyes but drop out. Great series, I wouldn’t even leav it up to others to decide if I should continue a series if I’m this invested, I’d see it through.

[@kriemazlani243]

YASS THAT’S HOW IT FEELS. im so happy for u

[@chuylikechewy5488]

imo gi-hun is just as guilty as sang woo. so many people are biased with gi-hun because of his kindness but at the end of the day he did take advantage of an elder's illness to save himself. I'm not saying it's morally right but almost everyone would do something fucked up if their life depended on it but anyways great reaction!!

[@eb7183]

I found that to be one of the hardest moments of the episode. You can see the shock in Gi-Hun's face as he discovers he's willing to exploit his friend's infirmity in order to survive. It's superb acting. The only person in the episode who goes to their death knowingly without losing control or sacrificing their some of values is Ji-yeong, which is an amazing act of integrity.

[@chuylikechewy5488]

@@eb7183 couldn’t agree with you more, both gi-hun and sang woo felt like shit for doing what they did everything from selfishness to betrayal was written and presented perfectly in that episode, but rip to Ji-yeong she was a real one🙏🏼

[@AltCTRLF8]

Gi-hun also got lucky in a couple of the games. Sangwoo made the hard decisions that had to be done.

[@lulub517]

I can only disagree because Gi-hun showed genuine remorse and was very obviously guilty, where as Sang-woo kept bottling his emotions and made him more violent in the later episodes as he refused to show human emotions or acknowledge the guilt inside him for survival instincts. Gi-hun may have initially been deceiving the old man but he broke into guilt and had shown some humanity towards the end (if in the scenario the old man did die, at least he would’ve known that Gi-hun was still a good person and not mentally broken emough to the point of going by only survival instincts.

[@Roook30]

I've seen reactors break down sobbing watching this episode. Even after seeing it a few times some parts really hit me. Amazing acting.

[@actorpmw]

You could say Ill Nam lost all his marbles.

[@ROSSONERI_3]

We know Sang-woo lied on honeycomb, but to Ali, Sang-woo is just a good person. As the boss did to Ali, foreign workers are often not treated equally or are negatively viewed and marginalized. But Sang-woo was willing to pay for Ali's food and the bus fare, even though he didn't know him well, treat him like a brother unlike his boss, give him bread, and return the corn in half. Perhaps such a trivial thing was the first favor Ali received in Korea, so he trusted him even more. Of course, it is difficult to say that Sang-woo is a good person. But the director doesn't want to say that Sang-woo is just a bad person. Can you guarantee that you will never be like Sang-woo in that situation? Not everyone is like Sang-woo, but he is definitely one of us. If only Sang-woo dies, will the problem be solved? Perhaps a second Sang-woo will appear constantly and Ali will be killed by another Sang-woo. Rather than Sang-woo, the real problem is the environment created that way, and the social system the director wants to talk about. In a cruel system where we have to live by stepping on someone, we can be Gi-hun, Sang-woo, Ji-young, or Ali. If Sang-woo didn't have to kill Ali, would he have killed Ali? Although Sang-woo is now a murderer, before, he was merely a debtor. he may be one of those people who conform to the system, but he didn't create the system. They are all victims under that system. The game says it's fair and equal, but we know that's not true. What we really need to be angry about is the inhuman system, not the individual

[@kingdevin_]

This episode was definitely a roller-coaster for sure😭

[@dexlab7526]

"Water is coming out of my eye socket" LOL cute

[@alyssapinon9670]

“This reminds me of everyone old that I know.” Oh god I relate. I definitely have a soft spot for old people. Whenever I see a sweet old Asian guy on TV I immediately think of my late grandpa and start getting emotional. We were all Gi hun during that scene.

[@AidantheLegend]

Early notification squad reporting in ✨ Yup the episode that broke literally EVERYONE

[@scottjefferson4048]

Why do they throw shit only at Sangwoo? Seong Gi-hun was doing exactly what he was doing, and its not like he did it cause he wanted to kill Ali, he literally stayed behind to hear him and was too ashamed to even look at him cause he killed him. Its about survival, the others just had it easy that their partners were willing to die for them n Sangwoo actually had to fight for his life.

[@_G1ZM0_]

he didnt know they will be against the parner

[@_G1ZM0_]

you make no sense

[@scottjefferson4048]

@@_G1ZM0_ amazing argument.

[@ulfberht4431]

See, there is a flaw in your argument. You say that it’s “all about survival” bullcrap, but all but one team in that moment didn’t play fair which is the aim of the game, fairness. So what you’re implying is that fairness has to be thrown out of the window and no emotions or expressions is allowed because survival! Being devious is not a good survival strategy in a game of fairness. So which is better to you, fairness and playing by the rules and you’ll survive better or unfairness and your survival will be short lived?

[@scottjefferson4048]

@@ulfberht4431 you really didnt get what the guy meant with fairness right? no advantages, no extra help. all you have is what you are.

[@benhigginbotham8158]

Gi-Hun is a kind guy but...he did forget his daughters bday, frequently stole from his mom, and cut off her health insurance to save $.

[@brandenburns3322]

the thumb thing actually was something we did as kids in the US. Or at least where I came from when I was younger. The best way to explain it, was the pinky's were the two people "linking themselves and the action" the Thumb was us, "locking in the promise together as one."

[@Psergiorivera]

I BAWLED. On the floor, this episode was too much

[@cindywollner4453]

You have no soul if this episode didn’t have you bawling

[@laresistance4]

I can’t have been the only one who burst out laughing at 25:43 “OF COURSE YOU DO!” 😆

[@lacthocia]

_it's ok Ange if it makes you feel a lil better i cried while you were crying too!_ 💗😩 tbh most reactors cry & we watch it just to cry all over again with y'all, basically!!

[@JaimeCard]

I just got to the part where you said "I'm glad that Sang-woo and Ali are getting closer..." and I....oh no.

[@MaximeLafreniere433]

I've been waiting to see your reactions to this one. I love seeing your reactions in those kind of moments. And if you want to cry or get mad, it's okay, it proves you are a good person in these situations (not that we doubted).

[@muhammadnazrin3390]

My boy has always been Ali , too good and kind for this world, if the world was fair he would've survive, heck if the world was fair he wouldn't be in this mess, but I digress. However, the death that hit me the most was Ji Yeong/240, it was too relatable that it hurts. In that situation, providing a testimony of your life, just seemed like the way to go for me, even if you die, there would at least be, someone who knows you, who remembers you, who mourns you. In the end, I knew she was gonna throw the match, the moment she dropped the marble, was the moment my tears started falling like a waterfall, her final words just made it worse. Haven't cried for a fictional character that hard for a long time.

[@baktru]

Just goes to show how good this show is. I cried pretty much through this entire episode. Just cried harder when Ji Yeong was killed...

[@lulub517]

Saey-Beok’s reaction was just heartshattering too.

[@shakiraizbangin]

Everybody was Gganbu fighting 😁

[@Seek1878]

It was not fast like lightning

[@bobscaricatures8581]

I've seen some vloggers doubled over balling there eyes out over this so you did good!

[@eb7183]

Yes. I never lose composure from just watching shows... but this episode did it to me. The first reaction video of Gganbu I watched, the person was sobbing uncontrollably by the end. Really, I don't know how one wouldn't.

[@baktru]

Magic Magy?

[@jordans1824]

Was waiting for this one 😂😭 had this pop up on notifications, immediate click

[@mattcrouch9348]

Amazing episode. Another person who reacted strongly is Natalie Gild

[@sekele8510]

Without offending anyone, I think whoever says that in SangWoo's situation would have proudly accepted his death instead of trying anything to survive is a little hypocritical.

[@baktru]

Yes but I wouldn' have been capable of coming up with such a devious plan on the spot. Then again I would have been dead in game 3 anyway at best.

[@isaiahj.5304]

Yea I am Sung Woo

[@ulfberht4431]

It’s also hypocritical to accept that the Squid Game is all about fairness and playing fair while at the same time praising Sung-Woo for being unfair and manipulating Ali so he can “sUrViVe”. Gi-Hun, Sang-Woo and that other girl (I forgot her name) didn’t play fair regardless of reasons yet somehow it’s ok as long as it’s about survival? Which is it? Fairness or survival?

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

Girl, youre alright, I cried alot during this episode too and again rewatching.

[@vancoronavirus9566]

I guess the use of the thumb in the pinky swear means like to fingerprint on an important document ...

[@TimotheeReacts]

NOOOOOOO NOT EPISODE 6!! OH MY... what a episode

[@lobzter]

Love the reaction! I’ve been watching episode 6 reacts just to feel something lately and here are some others that it really hit: - Lliala Naema - pReview’d - Seesta Seesta Just to name a few but most reactors have been just as good.

[@joaopaulodiasfranca472]

I have to add Magic Magy to this list, she had a full blown break down.

[@-Drevv-]

I already cried the first time i watched it and now im crying again 😢

[@morganrusnai4579]

Im so glad i found this channel. So cute! i love your reactions.. your such a cuddly dork. Love the way you react.

[@morganrusnai4579]

I love this episode so much. So good. one of the best episodes of everything ive seen. Its does so good in every aspect.

[@returntotheclouds]

i literally- this is the only time ive ever cried (when i watched Squid Game) rip Ali .. .. and rip that other girl (i aint typin her name) wont be in Squid Game S2

[@ericmueller9344]

You gotta continue! Only 3 episodes left and the next one is a really good game! Continue! 😄😄😄

[@shauntaylor8076]

Fantastic video! I enjoy your commentary so much!

[@dragos-lucian]

It's survival of the fittest, Angelina. There's no "let's be fair" when you know you're getting your brains blown out if you lose. And Gi-Hun was doing with the old man exactly what Sang-woo did with Ali, take advantage of them in order to survive.

[@ulfberht4431]

So to survive you have to be devious and cruel?

[@dragos-lucian]

@@ulfberht4431 precisely. Or you at least have to access that part of yourself capable of going through with it

[@baboo3507]

someone pointed out that ali being shot at the back of the head symbolizes how he was stabbed in the back by sang woo. also how the girl sae byeok played with was shot at the side of her head showing her death was like a sacrifice for sae byeok & typically when people shoot themselves it’s at the side of their head

[@LittleMan27]

“Play fair Sang-Woo” Me: What the fuck about Gi-hun? The rules where to play any game you wanted until you get all ten marbles, and you have 30 minutes. Mind Games, Guilt Games, Literal Games, it doesn’t matter.

[@ignatiuschua5268]

Agree fully. Win at all costs. Throw away the notion of fairness, gentleman play, moral, etc. In a Life and Death battle, all that matter is a Win. All else are rubbish.

[@FrankyRZK]

don't be dense, the main criticism is that to come up with that fuckery he did to Ali on the spot, you have to be a psycho or a sociopath. I would have tried something for sure, but my mind is not capable of even conceiving such a fucked up plan. 001 basically handed Gi-Hun the opportunity to cheat, Sang-Woo on the other hand had to do a big song and dance to soften Ali up, to confuse him and then to give him the killing blow.

[@ignatiuschua5268]

@@FrankyRZK That only meant that SW was intelligent enough to come up with such a scheme. For those who died, if they were intelligent enough to come up with some trickery, do you think they will not employ them?

[@FrankyRZK]

@@ignatiuschua5268 see, the problem is that it's not intelligent, it's devious which is very different.

[@ignatiuschua5268]

@@FrankyRZK Devious in a game of life and death? Even in a normal situation when no death lurks over your shadow, thousands and thousands cheated for money. Gi-Hun was in a dilemma because he was presented with a chance to cheat. In your opinion, Gi-Hun should tell the truth honest and be killed immediately. Same for SW, if he had played his last hand and let Ali betted, he would have been shot on the spot since Ali would have betted on odds. It is only fair this way. Everyone be honest and die. Let the game dictate your fate.

[@wingbullet]

This episode is the first time that I saw many reactors cry. I can't remember a SINGLE ONE that didn't cry. Even the "tough guys" and all them.

[@crazypants1864]

Can't wait to see more reaction videos! I watched the last one you did on The Originals, where you mentioned being upset over Squid Game... and I knew it was this episode. Sending hugs your way, I cried with you 💜 The acting is just phenomenal. 👏 "Thanks...for playing with me." 😭

[@Fenandito]

love ur reactions

[@Mia-dx6fh]

We love a turtle neck fit

[@mikeduplessis8069]

This episode broke everyone. You didn't even set the record for crying earliest.

[@Maougami]

I've watched this show three times and maybe the same amount of reactions idk and I still get tears when I see this! :'( I want to hate it but it's just so well done!

[@maskedbandit189]

Ange has predicted the plot of this entire show over all of these episodes. Omg

[@keshnaidoo3891]

You never disappoint. Sending much love

[@sashwathisriganesh6751]

This episode tore my heart out:( but omg I heard your originals comment Ans just wait for the finale of that show😭 I cried 10 times more

[@FelipeBomfim]

The thumb thing in the pinky promise is to "seal" the deal. In Korean culture seals have a huge significance and to this day they are still used in place of an actual signature on many occasions.

[@ckhang]

Player 101’s partner is my spirit animal.

[@Ads1384]

Ah I hope your doing ok now Ange - this episode broke me 😭

[@Sunnybias]

I had a full on panic attack from crying so hard... felt like someone I knew died and I was just screaming into my blanket crying uncontrollably...

[@lilytaylor1292]

I've seen many reactions to this now and I've seen a few reactors straight up SOB. This episode is so gut wrenching

[@kongnamulworld]

8:25 Maybe someone said to you, but I think that the thumb means stamp "this promise is real" or "i swear i didn't tell you lie" like a signature...

[@baktru]

Magic Magy was bawling her eyes out as soon as Ali was shot. She didn't say anything else about this episode other than "This stupid game" ended her reaction and didn't continue Squd Game for a week. Suzy Lu and I think her BF were crying as well. I know when I watched this episode the first time I was crying from the moment they said teams of two (i figured it would mean the teams would play against each other like you dd but I meant it) This episode is just pure art and actually the best ep of Squid Game. In my opinion at least. They made us cry. They touched us across the cultural barrier and made us care deeply for these characters in a short show. I think this episode is pure genius. And yes it made me cry again even though I have seen it in Netflix and as reaction vids like 8 times now. I will never not cry at Ssang-woo's betrayal and Ji-Yeong's sacrifice. I hate how this episode makes me feel... And I love it because it manages to do so. If and when Squid Game will win prizes? THIS here is why.

[@JohnYoo39]

The gganbu thing pretty much died out by the 1980s tbh. Squid Game kinda revived the term. Up until this show, at least for the past ten years, the most famous gganbu was the Gganbu Chicken fried chicken chain lol.

[@lahellight4337]

@8:21 the thumb SEALS the pinky swear. it in korean they literally call this 도장찍기, as in seal the promise.

[@코리짱]

이 누나 항상 밝은줄 알았는데 감동하는 모습에 저도 눈물이 나네요 ㅠㅠ 그나저나 한국어 발음 어쩔? 너무 한국사람 같네여 할아버지 상우 기훈... 등등 아무튼 리액션 너무나 신선하고 색다르고 다르게 표현해서 잘 보고 있습니다 7탄 기대할께요 이쁜누나 ^^

[@aarrgghh]

ange @2:15 -- "how did they even get them up there?" after secretly moving almost 500 people to a fully staffed and armed private island death game arena, i suppose anything's possible ...

[@jasont3348]

I was so excited for you to see this episode, still can't believe Timothee didn't cried to this, like????? lmao

[@awareness007]

I like how last episode you were more analytical and in this one you were more emotional. It makes you more human, whereas I usually think you're a hologram or an animatronic. Also Sang-woo anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering....Suffering leads to.....???

[@CJ-nu7dp]

I’m new !! Pushing you to that 50,000 love from Australia. Wish I found you earlier