Being A Female Bodyguard In Korea | EVERYDAY BOSSES #20

Being a bodyguard is widely regarded as a job for men, especially in Korean society. So how is it like to be a female bodyguard in Korea? We talked with Choi Seung-hui, one of the first generation female bodyguards since 1998.
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[@MegumiHayashida]

Her face screams: *DON'T TRY ME*

[@taehyungoppa7208]

41 likes this finna get viral later or tommrow

[@808INFantry11X]

Or come at me bro

[@JsJdv]

Her face screams oil.

[@tazboy1934]

@@JsJdv America: lets spread some democracy

[@Mhel2023]

@@JsJdv ...natural skin protectant keeping those wrinkles in check ✅

[@user-os7be5zn7i]

It's sad that bodyguards are underpaid. They literally risk their lives to protect their clients and deserve to be rewarded accordingly.

[@thetiredworm2100]

हाना सुगिसाकी杉﨑華 definitely

[@rainstarr1]

I agree! I'm pretty sure they get paid more here in America.

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

Depends if said bodyguard IS fit to risk their lives for their clients. Only a few gets that dangerous task, most bodyguards are just for intimidation or security purposes...

[@Retributionify]

@@rainstarr1 yeah they get paid like 50-100 per hour instead of a day lol

[@nomomania6827]

@@Retributionify GUNS IN US! 50 - 100 per hour is UNDERPAID! Consider bodyguards have to take bullets for their clients. Bodyguards also have to be trained in firearm and carry one. You would have to pay me a lot more than 100 per hour in US. I'm not talking about security guards...but certified bodyguards for high profile clients.

[@gxe3342]

I don't understand why bodyguards are so underpaid. I expected them to be paid like at least 3 times more coz they risk their lives

[@_anshin_anshin]

Probably because there are so many bodyguards and because Korea is one of the safest places in the world.

[@sangwoohan1177]

It depends on how targeted the client is.

[@TheICEgirl6100]

@@_anshin_anshin there's still crime

[@lun2414]

Lol what’s the chance of bodyguards getting injured? Slim to none. That’s why they are underpaid. Risk is too low.

[@Drealmers]

They got paid well, Depend which country and who the people are you protecting them

[@gloryc7085]

I felt so sad and disappointed when she said people act cold when they find out she is a bodyguard... she seems like a nice lady

[@kevingonzalez3673]

I felt sad whrn I saw that suit

[@nourmasri1398]

@@kevingonzalez3673 but it was a nice suit

[@kevingonzalez3673]

@@nourmasri1398It is a cheap suit due to her salary.

[@nourmasri1398]

@@kevingonzalez3673 I actually think it's an uniform given by the company. But I don't know, I still think it looks great.

[@kevingonzalez3673]

@@nourmasri1398 I did not even think about that. You are probably right.

[@mongviemong]

Its so interesting to see shes unconsciously stay alert when some passerby approaching from behind

[@JewTube001]

vigilance is 99% of the job

[@mongviemong]

@@JewTube001 yes but shes 'not on duty' thats why its interesting

[@AlphaTanuki]

@@mongviemong anyone with any sense of alertness can have the same vigilance even unconsciously. it just takes time to make it a habit. By scanning your surroundings and gauging threats and finding the safest escape routes and knowing very basic emergency, medical and safety procedures is always a safe practice and anyone with a sense of situational awareness and common sense can do this. this is a practice i always do no matter where i go and im just a civilian.

[@Hzec]

There is something called habits.....

[@kevingonzalez3673]

She stays alert because that suit is so stiff she cannot relax

[@TheCratsky]

She is such a boss. I love it. Women bring different strengths to a job traditionally associated with men.

[@veniulem5676]

and men bring different strengths to a job traditionally associated with women

[@drkim4077]

Veniulem Yes definitely, I’m so proud to see men babysitters, nurses, cooks and childminders 👍🏼👍🏼

[@veniulem5676]

@Notre Aira your clearly delusional if you think only women are in degraded "roles"

[@thatkidontheblock2921]

*Saw and read the title and it instantly reminded me of TWICE's female bodyguard.*

[@Samirxkhan]

@sha bi no, this bodyguard looks completely different to Twice's bodyguard. Her eyebrows and mouth give it away. The hairstyle is similar though. Also... Bare in mind. Twice's bodyguard probably doesn't have time to do an interview lol

[@fleet8360]

Same

[@crossref233]

@@Samirxkhan I don't think they're saying this is TWICE's female bodyguard lol they're just saying they remembered her because of this video.

[@shintana2454]

Me too lol

[@sheFEISTY.43110]

the first thing that popped in my head was CITY HUNTER

[@nSpiraliArchitectb]

Her demeanor is so purposeful and controlled. I feel she'd handle a crisis situation with the same placid expression on her face. A true warrior.

[@autumnleaves7872]

She assimilated well to acting like male bodyguards, good on her for overcoming her gender limitations and presets even while pretending it means something for all women.

[@jjpepper7071]

Autumn Leaves she's not acting like a male, she's acting like a bodyguard.

[@iMuzik3]

@@autumnleaves7872 "Pretending." No, I'll have to disagree. This means more than you realize. Small steps are still steps, which can lead to big change(s). Some progress is better than no progress. I'm really proud of her.

[@iMuzik3]

@partisan 1) Training is training, so if they're equally trained, gender doesn't matter. They've received the same training. I'd gladly choose her. 2) That's not even what my comment was, but ok. 😂

[@josephjones3729]

@@iMuzik3 I do think gender plays a huge part in this, I have no issue with her being a bodyguard at all, I think it's awesome! But when it comes to physicality, she isn't going to be able to compete with a biological males strength and raw power. Sadly I think that a male is much more suited to this job, it's just biology. No offence to anyone, I mean no offense.

[@wiraldo]

It's a bit sad that she was underpaid. She said that when she establish her own agency, she would fix this issue. That should be the case imo. Professional bodyguards need to be more valued, they risk their lives to save their clients' ffs.

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

Depending on her country's laws, getting a PSC is more likely than being a PMC...

[@uwotm8]

The reason she doesn't get paid that much is due to the abundance of bodyguards in Korea. With males being conscripted they gain military experience and so becoming a bodyguard is more common than countries where there is no conscription. South Korea is considered one of the safest countries in the world so the need for bodyguards is not very high. So, using basic economics we can see that there is high supply and low demand. Best place to be a bodyguard for high pay is a private security contractor in a hostile area, such as Iraq. High demand due to every foreign official needing security. Low supply due to the high risk of death causing people not to apply. Also, personnel will be required to have extensive military experience.

[@JewTube001]

most of them don't really risk their lives, especially in developed first world countries with low crime rates.

[@Drealmers]

@@JewTube001 They got paid alot but demand which country and who's is the client

[@samy_bouzaglo]

wiraldo Sure establish her own agency, get credit from thr bank by putting her house as collateral, and her boss can easily replace her immediately since bodyguard doesnt really need that much of requirment anyway

[@tanitatt]

even the bodyguards in korea have nice skin

[@sb8095]

Ikr

[@0IIIIII]

Pores!

[@M0ebius]

A diet full of fermented vegetables and real meat vs a diet full of processed garbage.

[@tash9523]

LMAO

[@afearfuljeffrey9478]

M0ebius But meat ages you and gives you acne

[@JennRighter]

27 seconds in and I'm like, whoa. Wish I was such a bada**.

[@fxrnweh-hd5dq]

Same

[@annomaly751]

You can be Jenn

[@gmr2gnr]

Bad what? What's **?

[@chickennoodlesoup9303]

@@gmr2gnr badASS

[@lucasduncan1082]

Jenn Righter “I don’t lack in anyway compared to men” .... haha, yeah ok! 😂 What about physical strength for a start?!

[@elayda93]

those 18 dislikes may have been people taken down by her before.

[@faradeyfaraway8570]

HerbertElayda 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sebastianschmidt566]

Ooh so you are one of these optimist's 😂. Thinking the people that messed with her are stil alive 😂

[@elayda93]

@@sebastianschmidt566 Oh I think they're scarred for life. lol 😂

[@julinha3977]

no name welp, we found one!

[@elayda93]

@no name hahaha. 😂

[@surabhi_kumari]

" I don't think it's necessary to get married either ." same girl same 👏

[@gladitsnotme]

Same! No boy, no problems!

[@wodhks1026]

Yup vice versa! No girl no problem! Humans are going to p extinct if both side thinks that way. 😂

[@gladitsnotme]

@@wodhks1026 No, Steven, that's not how extinction works. If every educated married couple chose to be childfree, the overpopulation problem would resolve and poverty rates would drop. Crime would also lower. All 7.5 billion humans on the planet would not go "extinct". 😐 😑 😐

[@wodhks1026]

Not extinct. It was a joke and an exaggeration. But there is a real evidence to this theory. If you look at Japan's population you can see its decreasing drastically. Every man and woman who are looking to be "independent" and "successful" goes to the city and leaving the rural area. This mindset also makes these men and women marry later in their years or dont marry at all. You can actually see the difference in the population data chart between the ages in Japan. That means there will be huge set back to Japan because there just wont be enough children to grow up to make up for the economy and work force.

[@surabhi_kumari]

@@wodhks1026 that's what my mom says whenever I tell her that I'm never going to get married . There are lots of orphan kids, I would love to be a single mother and adopt a kid when I'm independent and financially stable enough to gift a good life to a kid .

[@damonlin9505]

5:19 she instinctively look behind after a rather loud sound. bodyguard 6 sense!

[@DillaryHuff]

@iXeri 900 Busy street with lots of busy people. I would just ignore it, personally. It's a brief noise, not a bomb.

[@soomeooneoordinary1660]

surrounding: noise female bodyguard: looking behind like normal people do commenter : DID U JUST SEE THAT !!! HOW PROFESSIONAL

[@AlphaTanuki]

@@soomeooneoordinary1660 lol XD

[@joshuakoh1291]

soomeoone oordinary LMFAOOO BRUHHHH XD

[@euphores_]

@@soomeooneoordinary1660 well if you look closely everyone in this scene wasn't aware of it, except the bodyguard. I don't think it's wrong too say that she's more aware of her environment.

[@boxbird5723]

Wow, she was Yuna Kim's personal bodyguard. That's so cool.

[@van-wc1qq]

@Crim Sin she said it

[@blammmed]

@Crim Sin theres a literal picture in the video

[@indayedb9978]

See the picture at 8:52 👌

[@le96g]

I'm in love! 😭💕And it's absurd they get paid so little when what they do is protect someone and risk their lives for someone they never met before. Brave and strong people!

[@_anshin_anshin]

Right she's so cool. I'm heart eyeing her during this whole video.

[@Free2Fly2011]

Wow! A woman of integrity. I hope she starts her own agency.

[@robopecha]

i dont think she is scary as a person. when she smiles she is actually pretty cute :D

[@JoeyJSawyers]

I work at a luxury hotel, and some of our guests pay that much ($100+) for a body guard an HOUR... I really do hope they start to see the value of women like her, sooner than later.

[@HarryRacer18]

When she said $75-$100 I though for sure it was an hour and felt it reasonable but then she said a day. I was like WTF.

[@spiderjump]

Lol

[@JokerFey]

sound like a drama/anime *"i fell in love with my bodyguard"*

[@OneMoreWord1]

Sounds like a game I played years ago 😂

[@genevievecharlotte3005]

That's the plot of "strong woman do bong soon"

[@OneMoreWord1]

@@genevievecharlotte3005 loved that show. Park Boyoung is super cute I loved her acting

[@EnvyTraxus]

this comment reeks

[@kiwibadboy6963]

Basically "Are You a Human Too?"

[@NathanKt]

7:38 I can feel some sadness in this look, in this smile... I guess some men weren't intelligent enough to see her beyond her job.

[@tazboy1934]

She have sharp features

[@thotpatrol489]

I'd put a ring on it.😤

[@autumnleaves7872]

It literally contradicts what she does and says at the start trying to assign herself a skillset and confidence, at the same time going against the rest of her storyline, it doesn't make sense In other words she'd be the type to feed an issue then "wonder" why things are a certain way. And as you said there's more honesty in her expression leaks than her words, ironically if it matched she'd likely have what she wants, you don't just get things you want hoping for or expecting it.

[@jjpepper7071]

Autumn Leaves are you trying to say that because she acts tough for her bodyguard job, she should just expect and accept that men won't like her? though i do agree that it should be expected that a lot of men won't like her due to south korean expectations for women, i disagree with those men's close-mindedness. and she is not feeding an issue. she was asked a question and gave a straightforward answer. i suppose her expression looks disappointed and even sad, but who wouldn't feel that way after being rejected for such a superficial reason?

[@D0x1511af]

@@jjpepper7071 sorry it's not south Korean closed minded or vice versa it's applied *most* men in this world ... it's root in our biological instinct that for dawn of time men want women with feminine trait...not acting obnoxious and loud as feminist portrayed in their narrative agenda

[@leomendez3195]

hope this hits MILLIONS and MILLIONS of views. TY for the originality Asian Boss!!

[@phantommagnolia]

Lol

[@nidhirao7728]

This is a slap in the face to all the people who commented on the viral video of a Korean female officer who asked for some help restraining a drunk person, saying "oh, women shouldn't work in such fields"

[@Myhalamanz]

For me, i don't think the issue was that she's a woman. But it's that she is lacking in terms of strength and skill. Probably not enough training.

[@SoneRevMy]

Really? No one helps the officer?

[@nidhirao7728]

@@Myhalamanz yes, but some people commented on it saying that women should completely be restricted from jobs that are physically demanding. My comment is regarding that.

[@HeroOfJusticeYT]

@@nidhirao7728 i mean that one shouldn't have been on that job considering she OBVIOUSLY COULDN'T handle it this woman is completely different so the comparison is void

[@intheendshewillknowiwasntb5841]

It will be challenging for her when it comes directly to physical contact.

[@ANDR-gz3fn]

5:19 You know you're a real bodyguard if you instinctively react to even Toy gun shots

[@chrisk9613]

xiLe 4 yeah I noticed that too. Boss

[@Halo3ninja28]

What garbage. She's probably never had a gun go off anywhere near her outside of a shooting range ever in her life. It's South Korea not the country side of Georgia/Texas. Get real.

[@Myhalamanz]

@@Halo3ninja28 i know right. With North Korea right above them, South Korea is such a noob place.

[@Halo3ninja28]

@ Do you have anything of substance to say or just complete utter bullsh*t? Lmao

[@MonumentToSin]

Or you're an American lol

[@Som3howDifferent]

I like how she explains that she might not have the same physical strength as some of her male colleagues, but that she is equally experienced, trained and has other important skills necessary for this job. Really interesting and I defenitely would not want to start a fight with her :>

[@uwuuwu5326]

also twice's female body guard is famous such a badass

[@nv2600]

Yeah. Tru definition of She's Beauty, She's Grace, She will kick bad guys in the face.

[@helionzerx817]

uwu uwu OH MY GOD uwu gang

[@lucasduncan1082]

No Face Jeong No she won’t - she’d get absolutely destroyed by any normal man.

[@nv2600]

@@lucasduncan1082 dont belittle her just because she's a woman

[@lucasduncan1082]

No Face Jeong I’m not belittling her - I’m just speaking real facts. If she was to have a fight with any normal healthy man, she would get destroyed. End of. Let me ask you a question .... if you were about to be physically attacked by a dangerous individual, and you had to put your life in the hands of either a male or a female bodyguard (assuming they both have the same knowledge and training), who would you choose? Would you rather a man was there to physically defend you or a woman?

[@Monoiru]

I love this lady, she's definitely defying the standard stereotype for females in Korea and that's pretty cool. I love how she's like "I don't want to get married" because at the end of the day not everyone is living to marry and have kids. She needs a huge raise though

[@autumnleaves7872]

Lmao, stereotypes aren't based on or defied by one person.

[@iMuzik3]

@@autumnleaves7872 You're just being a negative Nancy in this comment section, huh? She's literally defying the stereotype. Does that make the stereotype disappear? No, but it softens the stereotype. She's defying it as her own person, representing women through her gender.

[@D0x1511af]

Congratulations...we can see collapsed society in the nex 💯 year...on that point we can't call Seoul anymore Indeed we called it Seoulstan and influx with 3rd world immigrants crime rate increases 300%,women filed rape case increasing,hobo on the street as we can see today's Sweden and western Europe...if all women believe on what you said...yr mentality is pretty the same as narcissistic feminist agenda

[@Vampybattie]

@@D0x1511af cry us more tears lol

[@haasher10]

"I don't lack in any way compared to the men" PREACH!! EVERY girl/woman should have this mindset! NO female is any less than any boy/man! 🙏🏻❤

[@nindajuka8427]

she said that line very clear without a doubt!

[@jeffjeff7850]

@@user-jv1jy5hz5i and women can handle more pain. Shes not saying thats not true she just doesn't compare herself To others plus women don't even want to be masculine.

[@haasher10]

@@user-jv1jy5hz5i not all! I personally know a few girls/women who are stronger than me and I work out almost every day

[@haileyt857]

Animesh Kumar I mean, a woman who works out compared to a man that doesn’t could take such a man down. It varies from individual to individual and case by case!

[@prazertv]

@@user-jv1jy5hz5i She even admitted that in the video.

[@nindajuka8427]

look at her eyes, you already know who she is!

[@Eggroll_kinggg]

Who is she?

[@Stevarooni]

@@Eggroll_kinggg a woman with two eyes...and the determination to fight very hard, with some skill.

[@JJ-yu6og]

She looks tired and sad

[@erynemarcelo277]

*_From a very logical perspective and even biologically, women stay healthier without marriage. Only men can't live without female._*

[@gladitsnotme]

True. When I first read those studies I was surprised, but the more I thought about it and looked around, the more they made sense.

[@fMONA94]

Only men can't live without women? Sounds like an opinion. What's the source?

[@kevingonzalez3673]

So true. That is why she wears that suit. Man repellent.

[@LeeHanHart]

Since 1998? She deserves premium pay.

[@jamesrawlins735]

Certain professions in Asia are very undervalued - there's a lot of competition, so the pay is much lower than say in the US or Western Europe (or Middle East, which is much more dangerous)

[@mariaguzman2363]

*Me after seeing the thumbnail* : Woman in suit. _Nice_ *Me after processing the title* : Oh! That's pretty rad *Me after watching the video* : Dude! She's like the coolest person ever. Great job Assian Boss. You always find the most interesting people

[@savantianprince]

This lady is strong and admire her. You go girl.

[@DoomyRei]

Interesting story:) nice to learn about new things

[@RevanLaughs]

I got to the pricing at 5:20, and I'm thinking "Oh, $75 an hour? Seems reasonable. $120 an hour? That's a little pricey but if you're famous/important enough it makes sense." ....*Even if we are paid well, we'd only get paid around $100 per day*.... 0_0

[@timotot123]

I really love how diverse your content is Asian Boss. You never know what you're going to get and your interiews are so interesting and mostly topics and issues that nobody else is covering. Keep up the awesome content 👍👍👍

[@jennytam9704]

Wow this is like my new favorite ideal job they’re amazing 👏

[@uwotm8]

Jenny Tam it's actually an incredibly boring job. It's nothing like the movies, most of the time they are literally doing maths in their head to stay awake when protecting a VIP at night.

[@JewTube001]

@@uwotm8 yeah, vast amount of time nobody ever attacks tries attacking you. it's the same job as security guard, you stand around looking tough. it's boring as hell.

[@uwotm8]

Moon Jar whether or not you'll be making a decent living depends on the following: > Military/intelligence experience > Age (30s-40s best) > Client status > First Aid experience > Combat experience > Place of work (Security in Iraq pays a hell of a lot more than South Korea)

[@PaulSeoulOLD]

I'd be stressed out if I was a bodyguard in the US. There are more guns than people there.

[@thetiredworm2100]

폴서울 PaulSeoul indeed but at least you can shoot back:’)

[@robertorodriguez4304]

True haha

[@DJ_TRON]

I would be more stressed in Korea. You never know what those drunk guys at night might do. And with no protection, as a foreigner you're screwed

[@Retributionify]

yeah but they get paid a ton more than in korea... like significantly more if you're a bodyguard for someone important

[@Rem694u2]

@@thetiredworm2100 You can shoot back, but if someone is shooting first to warrant you shooting back, either your client is already dead or you are. lol

[@Pukiub]

Wow shes amazing

[@eebboonyy]

Wonderful video! Great job guys!! My family and I watch your videos, is always so empowering

[@mabiniss2]

$100? That's way too cheap for private security.

[@danf8047]

5:19 even during an interview you can tell her nerves are very much alive and aware of her surroundings, she reacted to that weird sound right way where as the interviewer probably didn't even register that.

[@annalee3216]

I admire this woman. She is strong both mentally and physically, independent in her thinking, and focused on her career. I hope to see more of these women in South Korea.

[@GroteskAntichrist]

She is soooo cool, whoa!! That was a super interesting video, thank you so much for covering a topic like this!

[@nancy3_7]

Hats off to all the female bodyguards, you all are doing great job.....Hawiting 🤗🤗💪💪Thank you asian boss

[@MEGIDIOT]

nancy 77 it’s “hats off” :)

[@nancy3_7]

@@MEGIDIOT oops auto correct......thanks 😅😅😅

[@MEGIDIOT]

nancy 77 oh I thought you didn’t know. I didn’t want you to be embarrassed in real life saying heads off!!

[@nancy3_7]

@@MEGIDIOT Embarrassed nahhh.... human is a statue of mistakes ....but important part is how he/she corrects it....and tysm for telling me my mistake 🤗🤗

[@Art_Codex]

I love women empowerment. Another wonderful video from my future job ( I wish ), ASIAN BOSS :D

[@jayp9994]

Why only wish? Set a goal and go for it!

[@Todsor]

You love masculine women empowerment instead of feminine women. Initial goal behind women's lib and metoo movement is to make women manlier by comparing and competing them with men. That's why these movements are still sponsored by pro-patriarchal elites such as Rockefeller and ignorant youngsters like you are their infant-ry.

[@Art_Codex]

@@Todsor Thanks for calling me a youngster. I appreciate that, I ignored everything you said though. :) I dont have the time to dig in that deep, that information is too irrelevant.

[@Todsor]

@@Art_Codex ah you're just another prole. Good luck with your future career!

[@iMuzik3]

@@Todsor I love when people assume everything women do to defy the messed up stereotypes and inequality they live with "makes them masculine." 😂😂 Ignorance is bliss.

[@iziizii]

Content like this is why I am subscribed to Asian boss! I love it!

[@shivoncyrus6866]

Some men's masculinity are so fragile. You get scared because she is a bodyguard?? Oh please

[@Xia-hu]

yeah the big ass guys who brag about their muscles and treat women like inferior species and they get scared by a strong woman. Just shows you how unrealistic "masculinity" is. It's a myth men have been building up about themselves. I hope she kicked a few of their asses :D

[@veniulem5676]

@@Xia-hu oh boy, we got feminists in here

[@Cynistrelle]

Veniulem so what?

[@TheJarric]

@@Xia-hu korea western style masculinity is rarer

[@TheJarric]

@Yuju Waterbottle they kinda do as men are compedative thats why men are cool earning theyre position while whamen are rewarded due theyre gender

[@qsister1]

Shes really awesome and I hope she gets her own company soon I can tell her hard work and dedication really paid off. I'd trust her if I ever needed a bodyguard 🙏🏽💕

[@cyclonicleo]

Watch at 5:19 - those reactions are on point! Thanks for the awesome content, Asian Boss.

[@roopahalder8934]

She's so cool. I loved this interview. It was very different. I Never actually got to see a Female bodyguard. So this was very new and surprisingly good content. I wish that she could get paid more and have a wonderful life ahead.🤩

[@rst6249]

I loved the interview, it was very inspiring. I hope one day I can do the same as her and I also hope people working in this stuff can get a better payment

[@pauli_joy]

I didn't expect their pay to be so low!

[@spamlee7588]

She’s a straight up queen. She said dating is a waste of time when I can take care of myself. Smh the only woman I respect ✊

[@ethanium9280]

If every woman out there are like that include your mom, you wouldn't exist.

[@spamlee7588]

cha0s_dvl11 welp 🤷🏽‍♀️ it’s nice to have variety sometimes. I’m not putting down women that believe dating isn’t a waste of time lmao.

[@xXCHEETOBEANXx]

Damn did you see how she reacts to everything around her? Every person passing by and every sound she hears and everything in general around her!! Badass!

[@JohnPorsbjerg]

i have a severe crush on this lady. she's so cool and level headed.

[@honetlyreal]

as a women i fell hard for her

[@minhee734]

I love to see strong women represented!! Especially in Korea where sexism is still really present. She looks like a really warm person, it's so sad that people react in a bad way with her when she talk about her job (being close to her would make me feel so safe)

[@lynnmitch]

She's good. At 5:20 she hears a loud noise/bang and her attention immediately turns to it.

[@kevingonzalez3673]

She shits her pants

[@LeneChibi]

She's so focused and fulfilled by her work - what a great woman!

[@tdhumphreys6516]

Respect! Great topic.

[@dennisdexter5602]

Asian boss covering controversial topics again. Good job nice informative video. Would love to see you cover the current Kashmir topic and also the Hong Kong airport issues

[@xxwallzxx4509]

It's badass to see a female bodyguard who could tear it up. 😎

[@jake40341]

Now this content is gold

[@Sadiquecat]

Great EP, thank you for this! I wonder where you get these kind of topics ? Id love to hear interviews from people going out of a store, see what ingredients people base on and the culture of home dinners there vs my country (france / UK). Cheers !

[@angon4xd824]

6:36 I never thought I would see a Korean wear a Lidle tshirt

[@nicole_lee8761]

Instinct at 5:20. She's alert even in that interview.

[@docpunk1216]

I love the content of this channel

[@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x]

wonderful interview questions. 👍✌

[@gladitsnotme]

I think she should charge more. Bodyguards put their lives on the line, they should be making 6 figures.

[@Vinnafetish]

It depends on who or what they're guarding.

[@uwotm8]

The reason she doesn't get paid that much is due to the abundance of bodyguards in Korea. With males being conscripted they gain military experience and so becoming a bodyguard is more common than countries where there is no conscription. South Korea is considered one of the safest countries in the world so the need for bodyguards is not very high. So, using basic economics we can see that there is high supply and low demand. Best place to be a bodyguard for high pay is a private security contractor in a hostile area, such as Iraq. High demand due to every foreign official needing security. Low supply due to the high risk of death causing people not to apply. Also, personnel will be required to have extensive military experience.

[@cattcatt6795]

@@uwotm8 i never heard anyone stated that south korea is one of the safest country in the world. do you have any statistical prove?

[@Vinnafetish]

@@cattcatt6795 Google ranks food in50th place as safest countries to live

[@MonumentToSin]

@@cattcatt6795 It might not be in the top 10, but Korea certainly is one of the safest countries in the world. The only things you really have to worry about here are drunks and speeding taxi drivers. Violent crime is virtually nonexistent, though of course, there are always a few cases in any country. But I see kids as young as 8~10 years old taking public transportation by themselves. People often leave their bikes next to bus stops or their phones/laptops on a table in a restaurant and it will still be there the next day.

[@hendragotomo4769]

Can you make some video in hongkong.....about their case....thank you asian boss...

[@cassy3642]

She is SO COOL! So humble and grateful.

[@q.monette2643]

This IS AWESOME...!! Way to GO Woman Responsible Higher INTUITION +More.

[@atthepartycheers]

Female bodyguards are really important, too, for women who may feel uncomfortable surrounded by men (even if they are meant to protect you). I can see how it can leave female clients more at ease to be protected by other women who can understand the threats women face specifically.

[@ziya31]

I- I was so confused from the thumbnail!!! Anyways this seems interesting 🤔

[@thetiredworm2100]

Jasmine kuwonu what confused you about the thumbnail??😂

[@gdfkpmw1803]

Sunny COOKIE Killer* no boob

[@girlstrangerlove]

@@gdfkpmw1803 Wtf i see boobs in the thumbnail, are u guys okay?

[@FlowerEmblem]

Maybe because when you think of female uniforms, it tends to lean on being feminine, lower cut, etc. But she's just wearing a suit. I like it

[@gdfkpmw1803]

fleurs de jasmin you big boob

[@averageguy1261]

Another interesting episode.

[@Kwansmusic]

I think she's inspirational... fighting thru adversity to chase after a dream. Especially in Korea. Good topic but seriously better interviews. You guys need a QA.

[@chrisw7188]

dude, 100USD is $1 over minimum wage here in canada if your client actually has ppl going after him, thats too little too much

[@josephdonoway]

Its so awkward for me watching the interviewer speaks English and the other speaks Korean, do they have a interpreter?

[@jazzyass5701]

at least it's better than a dub, and an interpreter would take more time

[@atthepartycheers]

If she works with clients from abroad regularly, I can see how she can probably understand his questions well, but is more comfortable replying in Korean/specifically wishes to reply in Korean.

[@momosayhello]

I believe he knows how to speak Korean and says the question in English then translates to Korean and that gets edited out

[@lunacraftcrochet]

They could have or she could understand English, I'm sure it's part of the body guard curriculum especially when she has to guard clients outside of Korea, but maybe she prefers to speak Korean or is not comfortable speaking in English.

[@ClaireHaire]

Speaking and understanding a language don’t often go hand in hand. I understand Spanish quickly pero my responses are slow af.

[@makesitauti1552]

I hope she opens up her own agency & more opportunities 💪😎❤️ hugs frm Sacramento

[@MageThief]

Thank you Choi Seung-hui for sharing your interesting story with us!

[@SonicCloud7]

I would never start a conflict with this lady lol

[@kevingonzalez3673]

Yeah you cannot kick her in the balls

[@kng-nj1vg]

she looks like one of zoldyck family bodyguards from hunter x hunter

[@chamelichan1842]

Trueeee

[@thathsaranideshapriya5441]

This is so cool!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NessaD]

Great interview this young lady is the real deal!

[@bravequeen4650]

I want female body guard who can be my friend as well.

[@bravequeen4650]

Did you eat where you poop? Have you ever done that how does it feel like eating where you poop I don't know since I have never done that. And why did you say like that? What's your point?what are you trying say. Just say it directly don't be shy?

[@JewTube001]

@@bravequeen4650 bad idea to mix business and pleasure.

[@davodiank]

I think you're just lonely. Try eharmony.

[@bravequeen4650]

@@davodiank you are so so right. I'm lonely no friend

[@asapcarrie]

looks like Twice’s female bodyguard lmao

[@vin072]

Wait she isnt?

[@fushi8061]

Yo that's what I immediately thought when I saw the thumbnail and title

[@Samirxkhan]

@@vin072 no. I doubt their bodyguard has time to do an interview considering Twice are constantly moving around. Not to mention, they look completely different

[@vin072]

@@Samirxkhan yea...i didn't really get a close look at their guard

[@lambie1985]

5:20 her reflexes checking on that noise. She's fantastic. It's ridiculous she gets paid that little considering the work she does

[@The25bear]

So cool!!

[@mkznan5963]

off topic but I'm curious where is Steve?

[@xxnike0629xx]

Traditionally, males are viewed as bodyguards. But I don't see why females cannot be a bodyguard. Something that I think/wondered about... I think they would be more effective if they didn't dress so obviously like a body guard. People who might be out to do harm/potential harm would be caught off guard if there was a body guard but the body guard was not dressed like one.

[@Hzec]

Because majority of females are shorter, smaller in size and overall less intimidating.

[@xxnike0629xx]

@@Hzec ... which is exactly my point. My point is to make it less obvious that the person has a body guard. So if someone tries to attack or harass that person, they can quickly swoop in and do do their body guard job without the attacker/harasser realizing there was a body guard right there. If it is obvious there's a body guard, the would-be attacker/harasser might act different or try to be more sneaky about it.

[@Hzec]

@@xxnike0629xx Or you know possibly prevent the entire thing from happening by being really intimidating

[@HazalElise]

I like her manner of speaking and her voice, she seams to be a really nice person

[@carlasouza5306]

What a boss! ❤️

[@da1t036]

I'm intimidated and its through a screen.

[@Joe9428]

Would you ask a male bodyguard about his dating life? It would be nice if the team consider gender bias in the questions

[@Cynistrelle]

Komkrit Onsrithong we already know the answer. It’s not an issue

[@studio_asn]

Omg I’ve seen her during one of my company’s event 😮😮😮 팬입니다!

[@Unknown-ph8ii]

we're always feed with original interesting contents

[@ekmalsukarno2302]

Asian Boss, can you please make a video on the cultural disputes between Indonesia and Malaysia. In case you don't know, Indonesia has accused Malaysia of plagiarising various bits of traditional culture, such as rendang, satay, keris, batik, etc, which despite originating from what is now Indonesia, has been a part of Malaysian culture for centuries.

[@RubLox_Live]

Bro shes hella underpaid for $100 for a service especially if it is for a VIP, or for more than a couple hours

[@fumikonakamura2926]

So cool!!!

[@rmorton3186]

I really liked that it was cool