My Korean friend's Best AND Worst Memories living overseas(CANADA,VIETNAM, TAIWAN, US, ETC)

Today I switched it around, and asked Koreans their best and worst experiences living overseas. This is a kind of pseudo-sequel to my other series. Hope you guys enjoy :)
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★JIMMY - / deadlyjimmy
★뭉어 - / @krtw
★인스타그램/Instagram - [Dave - daebbuing] [Jimmy - deadlyjimmy] [뭉어 - kr.seafood] [Kevin - kevmochii]
★트위치 TWITCH : / theworldofdave
Jimmy - / deadlyunclejimmy
Kevin - / kevmochi
★★디스코드/DISCORD - / discord
#유학생 #한국유학생 #외국유학

[@DeadlyJimmy]

그때는 힘들었지만 이제는 다 삶의 기억의 일부예요 😊 It was rough at the time, but now it is just a memory from my life!

[@joshuakim1317]

지식들 유학 보낼 때 기본 영어는 하게 하고 보내라는 말에 공감합니다 사람들이 착각하는 것이 어린이는 언어를 무조건 금방 배운다는 것인데 어린이도 말문이 터지려면 최소 1년이 걸립니다 그 1년 동안 받을 스트레스나 정신적 충격을 최소화 하는 것이 바람직하죠

[@sae-ki]

I'm not Korean but I am Canadian, and I hate to say it but I experienced a similar type of bullying due to the fact that I was a chubby, short-haired redhead. The teachers saw the severe bullying and never did a damn thing. Kids wrote on my things, ruined my school supplies, laughed at me as I walked by, called me names, stuck derogatory insults on my back with tape (very classic of the mid 2000s 🙄), tried to coerce me into doing things for them that mostly meant just watching me get in trouble with teachers, stole my things, inappropriately touched me, would throw things at me, etc. Even the kids I considered to be my friends either didn't care or were too scared to say anything. I felt like I couldn't approach any teacher about it because the one time I attempted to do so, it tuned into a, "friends shouldn't fight, everyone apologize" situation, which completely defeated the purpose of me going to an authority figure in the first place. It was painful. I'm so sorry Jimmy had to experience that, but the whole "Canadians are so nice" is just simply not true. Sadly, it's a stereotype, and honestly the kids were the fucking worst of it. I know not everyone experiences what I have experience but it really sucked and made me a very angry person for a very long time. I felt like I had no voice, despite the push back I was able to throw at them (because well, obviously, English is my first language). It traumatized me to the point where I had to relearn how to socialize later towards the end of high school after coming out of a very suicidal depression. Not all do, but I managed to get through it and I'm even an educator now. I think you can guess one of the many reasons why I chose to be one.

[@Mimihuynh01]

ginger?

[@noisemusicstan]

Dave please don't ever stop this series! Love hearing all these experiences from you and your friends both in Korea and abroad, keep it coming :)

[@krtw]

진짜 무서웠다…..✨그래도 대만 사랑합니다~ 데이브님 초대해주셔서 감사해요~~~☺️

[@rogerup]

為啥沒中文翻譯 = =用自動翻譯還是看不懂故事是什麼 哈哈 自動翻譯好爛

[@妖怪王-p1u]

台灣中部粽之傳說

[@american9884]

뭉어님 🇨🇳 중국어빼고 뭘더할수 있어요?

[@lesleyh.]

如果是我一個人也嚇死...... 去台中的時候，因為坐紅眼班機所以路上沒有什麼人，附近還有另一個醉漢，突然碰章魚的肩膀，問她要不要一起去KTV唱歌， 章魚雖然拒絕 但是醉漢還是死纏爛打，所以章魚跑到前面的711 找店員求救， 然後醉漢不知道什麼時候還帶了朋友兩三名在超商外面等

[@Aitchess5993]

@@rogerup you can watch in english subtitles lol

[@nfh688jfnie]

As a Canadian I would like to apologize for the way you were treated in school. Life must of been very hard for you. You are an amazing young man!

[@kyoungeunn]

I feel for Jimmy’s experience. Not personal experienced but I’m a teacher and I’m also Korean Canadian myself. If I was that pe teacher, yo what the hell, I would have reported those dumb kids myself in a heartbeat. I also know the feeling of dropped to a school where I had zero exposure to English and non Korean students. Luckily I did not experience bullying myself due to language differences, rather the kids were curious in a positive way, and so , his story made my heart ache more. I definitely did get the “ew what kind of food is that” whenever I had Korean food packed, resulting me to eat in the bathroom alone or be angry at my own mom for packing such food (which I regret till this day as an adult - but u were a kid …) The racism exist and unfortunately living in a country as a minority you can’t avoid that. I also currently live in Taiwan and damn I did not know about taichung being the …gang mob city… will def avoid traveling during..late night … lololol

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Yes one can

[@guziguzi538]

김치부침개

[@Bilan]

@@guziguzi538 You wrote KimchiJeon but in Korean?

[@guziguzi538]

@@Bilan yup, 부침개 = Jeon

[@j.g.h.9257]

사람사는곳 어디나 다 같죠 편견 고롭힘 감동도있고 오늘주제 신선하고 재밌었어요

[@wombatismypet]

I agree with Kevin that some Korean look down on Vietnamese. It's like a white supremacy but in this case "Korean supremacy". Thanks you guys for bringing up this issue.

[@미식한고독가-m9i]

개웃기넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 칼 잡고 뿌리치고 야 ㅅㅂ 도망가!!!! 아 근데 개무서웠겠당

[@dayana4654]

I need more stories like these, glad they're all safe after such events, very interesting.

[@katelynnbrown8149]

I love that Dave often uses final fantasy music as background. He always picks the perfect soundtracks for the conversation, like when 뭉어 was talking about her dangerous experience in Taiwan, he had the music from the slums from FF7. 10/10

[@unknowndeoxys00]

I feel for those who do have negative experiences starting out abroad. It's so hard, especially for a young mind to adjust to. Also hard when going abroad to a Western country is touted so highly only for its education and job opportunities, when getting by day-to-day is a real shock for many immigrants. And when sheltered kids and non-helping adults are equal assholes ...😑 People can be better, a lot of times they choose not to, and that's what sucks. But I'm glad there were better memories too.

[@koreancowboy42]

Even still kids tend to be that way. They think bullying is an fun thing to do upon others whether or not their from somewhere else or here in the states.

[@NoopNoop_2D]

I hope these kids (now they are adults tho whatever),who bullied Jimmy watch this video and feel guilty forever. Or apologize to him immediately. That's fuxxing racism. Nobody care about racism with Asians as much as racism with Africans.

[@AmbiCahira]

I love content like this, I think it's extra near and dear to my heart as a foreigner living in the US. It's cool to experience other countries but there's good and bad memories. Btw Dave your jawline is looking good. ^^

[@KingspiritTravels92]

There's only one other person that didn't share: Dave himself. Can we hear from him? I know a little bit about him from other videos but to know more would be great.

[@jinlee7978]

정말 열받는게 미쿡넘이 한국와서 한국말 못하고 영어로 뱉어싸도 무시하거나, 차별하는게 1도 없는데, 왜 반대경우는 개무실 당하고 욕을 먹는건지. 아오.. 진짜 우월의식 역겹다.

[@보배김-n8c]

그러니까요 문맹률도 엄청높은 인간들이~

[@linos4thcat745]

8:21 and this is why I love you Dave 😄

[@sd663]

와 영상 처음부터 끝까지 봤습니다. 진짜 말을 조리 있게 잘하시고 좋은 경험 안좋은 경험을 말씀 해주시는데 엄청 빠져들었어요.

[@dntcarrot]

I'm Vietnamese American and have heard of stories from my relatives in Vietnam about being looked down by South Koreans in their own districts, restaurants and schools. It's sad to know that southeast Asians are looked down upon by East Asians :/

[@heard_leaderofmepoo5372]

Yes that's a little bit sad, Some Vietnamese people had very bad behaviors in Korea and my country is much poorer than Eastern Asian countries. That's two main reasons they look down us. But truth be told I don't mind it too much. I believe they have right to do it. Vietnamese people have to change the bad behaviors and try to make their homeland richer. It's surely what we have to do for our country (Sorry my English sucks)

[@aznmochibunny]

Fellow Vietnamese American here! It's really terrible that South Koreans dislike us so much. The irony is that there's a lot of Vietnamese who are into Korean culture (K-pop, food, dramas, etc.), but Koreans don't feel the same about us and reciprocate that kind of love. I know that it's not all Koreans that hate us, as I fact, a lot of Koreans visit Vietnam and live there, but the fact that the hate from some is even there at all is really sad.

[@Xentradi97]

Yes it's unfortunate but it seems such a herd mentality is rather common amongst the most Asians, largely divided by North East and South East Asians but even amongst the North East Asians and South East Asians themselves based on Political reason, Economical or cultural gaps etc... Chinese and the Koreans, Koreans and the Japanese, Vietnamese and Cambodians, Vietnamese and the Chinese, etc... But I believe majority are good people.

[@Xentradi97]

@@aznmochibunny Liking aspect of pop culture and other things has nothing to do with respect or anything. You can love aspect of a country or culture but the impression about the people are almost always stereotyped based on what you've heard (both negative and positive) and very personal and limited encounter you'll have with them. For example, I know that Vietnam and China have had very topsy-turvy relationship with deep-seated hate enough to explode into a riot that burned Chinese (or perceived to be Chinese) factories back few years ago. But does that mean you hate everything about the country? I doubt it. People are generally good in my opinion. We choose what we want to see.

[@adrienng7845]

@@heard_leaderofmepoo5372 "they have the right to do that" yo where is your nationalism at ? did you throw it in the bin ? agreed that trying to kill someone is bad but they started it first. I have never seen a westerner got to the point that the native trying to kill them because they have the basic knowledge that they are in a different country and need to show basic respect to the people.

[@NAMAHE]

thank you for this episode and thank you everyone who shared their experiences. i recently moved to korea and it's been really difficult at times. so i appreciated this.

[@al7erna7ive]

Damn Jimmy. That's so sad, getting bullied and not having your parents with you.

[@AJISAI..]

As much as we enjoy those moments created here we love you ❣️✨

[@songes3058]

어느 나라든 인종차별, 외국인 차별, 나쁜 인간들은 다 있음. 좀 더 많이 드러나느냐, 좀 적게 드러나느냐의 차이일뿐.

[@johnchen9765]

Oh my gosh! thank you so much for this channel!💯🎉 12:50 >>@뭉어 Your Korean Friend< Is number one!🥇 Those who want to know Taiwanese culture or want to learn TW style Chinese, you can follow her!!🇹🇼🇰🇷 Because she is very local of Taiwanese!!😎🤣🤣 想學習最道地的台式中文嗎? 追蹤她就對了!! 章魚加油!~~期待妳回台灣的那天到來!🎉🎉

[@violincello5993]

정도의 차이는 있겠지만, 세계 어느나라나 편견이나 괴롭힘, 감동이나 좋은사람등등... 어디에나 있는것 같습니다. 그래도, 그 정도가 우리나라는 외국에 비해서 그나마 좀 덜한 편이죠... 오늘 정말로 신선하고 새롭게 느껴지는 컨텐츠인듯 합니다...^^

[@妖怪王-p1u]

12:20 台灣中部粽

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

Parents who just sent their kids abroad are like: 👀👀👀👀

[@latteARCH]

That can't be uncle Jimmy. Uncle Jimmy is forever 19!

[@ellakhai5]

Such a nice episode. Thank you guys for sharing these stories with us, it was really interesting to listen to. 👍

[@JimFeig]

I saw a Laotian BL series depict that type of school gang fighting he said happened in Vietnam.

[@alskarmode]

I feel like this one is much more open and honest than the foreigner version because you could tell you guys had to soften what you were saying and constantly making disclaimers saying “not all Koreans are like this” etc. I wish you could make a video talking about all of the xenophobia foreigners have to deal with but I also understand why you didn’t

[@nanalinden1030]

I need a video with Gayeon😫

[@dommeca123]

우와...재일 왼쪽분.... 다리가 엄청 기시네요...우와...

[@lisachanggg]

lmao I'm from Taichung and growing up I never understood my hometown to be a dangerous place (my parents probably did a really good job protecting me). It wasn't until recently, as a grown up, that I keep hearing people having impressions of Taichung being a dangerous place with gangsters... Compared to parts of the US though, Taichung is still really safe. I think as a whole Taiwan is just a really safe country (like Korea, Japan, etc.), but Taichung is probably considered less safe. I'm sad to hear that 뭉어님 had that experience though :( I love this series! Would love to see more.

[@weldon29]

I studied there and felt it was pretty safe. Tainan on the other hand...

[@달공주-n3x]

Hope to see kazakhs in korea in your videos

[@TV-nc5cy]

ㅎㅇ

[@satt.1823]

Love your videos as usual, so much effort as well! but ummm why would you cover your face with the hat LOL

[@iberia1588]

영국의 대영박물관에서 여권.. 도난 맞았는 데 그게 귀국 이틀 전이였던거?

[@weldon29]

I studied in Taichung xD It's a pretty good city

[@elephantasmic]

Lol at the Bully music playing during Kevin's story

[@bigbob5103]

JIMMYYY

[@koreayeoung5822]

이런 솔직한 컨텐츠 짱😍😍😍

[@alaswll_]

雖然說大部分很好笑，但是身為一個臺中人還是對讓章魚經歷了那些事情感到非常抱歉。

[@iilliiii]

데이브는 나이가 드니 부르스 윌리스 닮아 간다 머리 빠지는 건 따라하면 안돼요

[@으악-g3p]

지미님 TMT

[@IamGingerQueen]

I love you used music from Legend of Mana!!

[@수진랜드-x7v]

1빠

[@nguyennguyentranmainguyen6466]

Honestly tho, I think one part of why some Vietnamese don’t really like Korean is because of the Vietnam War. Korea sided with America on that war, and being like missionary (? I don’t know how to spell this word). People think Korean create war in our country for money, then look down on Southeast Asia (& Vietnam) cuz we undeveloped.

[@songes3058]

Koreans are discriminated in SEA as well. They look down on Koreans. Lol.

[@nguyennguyentranmainguyen6466]

@@songes3058 No, VN not looking down on KR. When a person “looking down”, they think they are better. But VN just “dislike” KR. And why the “as well” - I have never say that only SEA is being discriminated. I literally tell the reason many VN “dislike” KR. But you still can denied that there are people in KR who don’t like SEA. And vice versa.

[@marcellai]

天呀 居然有🐙！台中哭了

[@joecho7777]

Americans dream is gone.

[@moco_bun]

일본에서 유학, 워홀, 취업까지 합해서 2년 반 살아봤고 일본어 공부는 고등학교 1학년 겨울방학 때 시작해서 올해로 14년째 하고 있네요 저의 가장 안 좋았던 기억은 유학할 때 룸메이트였던 같은 대학교 선배랑 크게 싸워서 잘못하면 노숙자 신세가 될 상황에 처했고(교환유학으로 간 대학교에서 조취를 취해줘서 노숙자 생활은 면했습니다), 그래서 새로 간 기숙사에서 같이 지냈던 중국인 룸메가 처음엔 성실하게 학교 다니고 밤엔 서로 이런 일이 있었다는 식으로 얘기 나누면서 잘 지냈는데 날이 갈수록 학교도 안가고 낮이나 밤이나 중국어 할 줄 아는 일본 친구(친구 이름 부를 때 들으니 일본 이름이라서 그렇게 짐작하고 있습니다)랑 낮밤을 가리지 않고 중국어로 통화를 계속해서 정말 불편하던 때였습니다ㅠㅠ 반대로 좋았던 기억은 워홀 때 사귀던 남친이랑 제 생일 때 유니버셜 스튜디오 재팬에 갔던 일이네요. 제 생일이 12월이라 크리스마스 분위기로 꾸며져 있었고 자유이용권으로 놀이기구도 맘껏 타고 할리우드에 나올 것 같은 스튜디오 내 상점가도 너무 좋았고 그 날 저녁에 같이 갔던 초밥집 초밥도 너무 맛있었고 노래방에도 같이 갔었고... 정말 제 생애 가장 행복한 생일었습니다ㅎㅎ

[@moco_bun]

@JUN 제 중국인 룸메는 이어폰 끼고 통화 하더라고요 그래도 학교? 어학원? 도 안 가고 밤낮으로 방 안에서 하루종일 중국어로 통화하는 모습이 좋게는 안 보이더라고요...ε=(•ㅁ•.`)(한숨

[@AskEpic]

Whoever edits your videos, makes it even more engaging

[@user-n9999]

지식+1 얻고 갑니다 땡큐 데이브!!

[@林老公馬]

章魚章魚章魚章魚章魚章魚

[@rjdishajhrhsh9415]

I was fattest in my school upto 9th grade I used to get bullied a lot but I used to beat their ass really hard but 10 grade was last year of School so I had to prove everyone what I could do I lost around 15 to 20 kgs during vacation, now I am in 12th grade and look fittest among all of our class

[@fujrazhi1462]

wih komen ke 5

[@횡성소여물창고]

재밌었어요

[@rxlxviii]

The only way to stop bullying is to fight back, even if you lose. People keep bullying because a person becomes an easy target. Most bullies don't really want to put much effort into it, and they obviously don't want to get injured from something they started. When I first went to school in America in first grade , I didn't know any English but I did fight back to anyone that tried something. I never had problems with bullying by anyone after that and the upperclassmen who did try to bully me showed interest in me and Korean culture. I can't say they became my friends. After all, at such a young age, even one year in age is a big difference. But I never had any problems from them or anyone else in my entire academic career since.

[@elenanikqi1519]

☺️

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Wait Jimmy aren’t you still in America?

[@SuperHiddenaccount]

he moved back to korea a while back

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

@@SuperHiddenaccount ooh

[@hankzhang9417]

what does 89 liner mean?

[@aznmochibunny]

Means they were born in 1989.

[@hankzhang9417]

wow jimmy san's age leaked

[@henrygabriel5403]

Dav

[@idk-ck7mt]

I live in Taichung and so far it has been really safe tho??? at least in where I live or the place that I've been to so far. I've been clumsy and stuff but nothing has really happened. The city has a pretty good rep and there's quite a lot of foreigners. I didn't even realize that Taichung gangster is a thing lol.

[@yuxuanzhu6350]

I'm from Taichung, and I can say that her experience is definitely a rare one. I don't know where exactly she was talking about, but some countrysides of Taiwan/Taichung could be a bit dangerous. I reckon she ran into some street thugs, not gangsters because the gangsters in Taichung aren't something like that. 😂 What they do are mostly organised crimes.

[@winniethepooh8353]

@@yuxuanzhu6350 I mean it was 4am scary shit happens at that hour no matter where you live

[@yuxuanzhu6350]

@@winniethepooh8353 you got the point 😂

[@be3469]

Could just be a bad neighborhood or alley, like in DC there are streets you avoid. Big cities usually have places like that. It's hard to stop that issue when there are large populations in one central location.

[@yujacky8955]

還有網紅「章魚」誒~！ 인터넷 연예인 '문어'도 있어요~! There is also the Internet celebrity "Octopus"~!

[@user-zb8qj8nx1s]

한국가요에서 영어안쓰고 노래부르는거 해주세요!

[@GOM_Bal_Ba_Dack]

저러니 조승희가 총기로 싹쓸어버렸지. 솔직히 꼬시다.

[@pokolba9]

台湾方言有点儿奇怪呀

[@Banspirit1016]

哪裡奇怪..

[@wintmain]

@@Banspirit1016 因为你们说国语的音调很嗲

[@보스-t2r]

데이브 님 요즘은 재인님 에리나님 브아이님 하고영상 안찍나요??

[@nunziiss]

브아이님은 지금 대만에 계셔요

[@rinbine2713]

저기 나온 대만 다녀왔다는 사람아... 니는 왜 대만 차별하노? 왜 대만어를 중국어라고 하노.. 대만어를 배워놓고, 중국어를 배웠다고 하노..

[@chloeyeh7431]

People in Taiwan speak Chinese generally, and Taiwanese is one of the dialects spoken in Taiwan :)

[@songes3058]

대만어랑 Mandarin은 다르지 않나?

[@몰리-s9h]

사실 동남아분들 무시하는 느낌 저도 한국인이지만 느껴요ㅜㅜ진짜 미ㅡ안하지만 특유의 동남아억양과 좀 외모가 까만부분ㅜㅜ한국인들 못살때 며칠 씻지않아 더러운느낌이랑 비슷해서 죄송해요 평생 한국인만살던 나라에 10년전부터는 외국인이 늘어났는데 하필 동남아인분들이 3d업종에 많이계셔서 더ㅇ그런듯ㅜㅜ아예 흑인이시면 이런차별 덜 받으실듯ㅜㅜ죄송해요 백인이나흑인분들은 영어관련일이 많디ㅡ보니 덜 차별받는듯ㅜㅜ해요

[@Jun-v8b]

병신같은 댓글 싸지르지마라

[@fernandyprima6728]

That's kinda weird? Going to another airport other than the Capital City is cheaper? Really? 😅 Taichung is also branded as the "Higher Class City" a lot of Apartment (公寓大樓) there, however local transport (客運) is better in Taoyuan or Taipei imo (Student living in Taipei for 1 year, 6 months left hehe) And she is right learning language is fun (Indonesian learning Chinese, Japanese)

[@rogerup]

Taichung opened MRT recently....~

[@fernandyprima6728]

@@rogerup Really??? I thought it was Taoyuan haha

[@rogerup]

@@fernandyprima6728 yep taichung~ Taoyuan opened the Airport MRT to Taipei a few years ago . Public works is really slow. -.-||