North Korean Veteran Tries American Ribs for the First Time!!

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Today, Kim Jung Ah from North Korea tried American ribs for the first Time
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[@tv-iv5ic]

Hello. This is Kim Jung-ah, a female North Korean defector. Your writing is really cool and it moves me. I really warmed my heart because everyone posted a piece of goodwill on the trauma story of the dentist. Thank you very much.

[@callmewaves1160]

Thank You for sharing your experiences.

[@swingforgame7229]

Congratulations on reaching the free world, and finding tasty food!!

[@anonomuse9094]

If you like ribs, you should try lemon chicken, or a roast with potatoes, or just macaroni and cheese.

[@anonomuse9094]

@Peter Goezinya no dude, we have those for dinner. A good roast can feed me, my 2 sisters, my mom, my dad, and even have some left over. A box or 2 of macoroni goes well with lemon chicken, and trust me, i know what i'm talking about. I live in alabama, which is part of the " southern states". People say that we're all racist and homophobic, but it's not true! You'll only find a couple of towns at the state line that have racist business owners, so people think thats how we all are. However, despite all this, i can say without a shadow of a doubt that we can cook some good stuff down here. I mean, have you tried gumbo?

[@mindyraether]

You are a beautiful soul. I believe as more people discover your story, you will find an army of support behind you for the mission you are now on. I enjoy watching your experiences with American culture. Of course I am a bit prejudice as a proud American myself, but my pride is in how caring, open and supportive we as a nation are. I hope to learn when you come to America next for any speaking engagements, so that I can see you in person.

[@Dubanx]

For anyone wondering, the "arduous march" is what North Korea calls the famine of the 90s.

[@chiefmanysquats7239]

Damn... But thanks for the info

[@zululclap5613]

For someone in her “mid 40’s” she’s an absolutely beautiful woman, very pretty. Good to see she’s no longer a slave to the DPRK.

[@podomuss]

That’s because Asian people actually take care of their skin. Same thing with black people. White people really tend to skimp out on that, which is why phrases like ‘blacks don’t crack’ exist

[@podomuss]

@@KevinJames0800 Half my family is black, I think I know. Black people get visibly ashy skin, white people don't, so it makes since for black people to not want to get that, so they pamper their skin better. On top of that, their skin is darker, making them better against the sun. Making them less likely to get skin cancer, or look like a prune by the end of their life

[@garyguyton7373]

@@podomuss Racial genetic differences are very real, and they Do lead to cultural differences. Period, Full Stop. Why people can't/won't accept these differences is beyond me. They do Not mean this is superior to that. It just means people are different. Same with gender. Men are Not women. Women are not men. PC Speak is really abhorrent to me. A different kind of cultural/political/social racism....These difference do not in any fashion mean there should be adverse conditions placed on anybody because of what they are. If you can do the job, that's all that should matter. but people, a whole lot of them, just suck. And when they gain power, NKs are the result.

[@podomuss]

@@garyguyton7373 When did I say we didn't? Its quite frankly a proven fact however, that asian people tend to take better care of their skin. In fact, I've seen asian people with horrible skin, and same with black people, we aren't that genetically different. It definitely is mainly a cultural thing

[@garyguyton7373]

@@podomuss Basically, I was agreeing with you, and just expanded on the topic a bit. The genetic differences are there, should be acknowledged, then forgotten. My wife is a Filipina. We've been married 30 years this Sept. She, I know for a fact, takes better care of herself cosmetically, than any of my Anglo relations.

[@lillyrose165]

My heart broke for this poor woman when she said she had to have her teeth pulled out with pliers!!

[@Beliserius1]

That's generally how teeth are pulled out. Just with anesthetics.

[@cherryblossom7120]

@Kevin Johnson how can you say that? If she attempted that, she'd be shot dead or worse sent to a labor camp.

[@Scorpion-ho8ni]

@Kevin Johnson go to North Korea and lead a revolt, let see what you can do keyboard warrior

[@Moogiwara26]

@Kevin Johnson Wow this is scary if it is true. Like very very scary...... She probably already started planning some shit with all the other "Defectors"...

[@djlewis3041]

@@Moogiwara26 bravo man you deleriverd a wonderful jive

[@kroneyt1493]

"In North Korea, there is no western food." In North Korea, there's hardly food at all depending where/when you live.

[@starleigh6680]

if you live in the cities there is always food but only enough to give you enough energy to work

[@kroneyt1493]

@@starleigh6680 If you live in Pyongyang, there's enough food to get by relatively comfortably. I'll say this, if you live in Pyongyang, that sucks, but you're still better off in a lot of aspects than you would be if you lived in bumblefuck farmland, China.

[@starleigh6680]

@@kroneyt1493 I'm Chinese and I know the food situation in Pyongyang because I vacationed in nk before and chances get more information than western travellers

[@kroneyt1493]

@@starleigh6680 That isn't necessarily true. Just out of curiosity, when did you go? And did you stop by to visit the statues of Kim Il Sung/Kim Jong Il while you were there?

[@Pianotech520]

I can’t even imagine what she’d think if she was able to do a trip across the USA and try different regional foods!

[@ezrah.2650]

Imagine if she came to Ohio and tried the chili

[@spookyengie735]

We would all have a heart attack,but damm it was good

[@Pianotech520]

Jules Ooh, that’s a fantastic idea!

[@Daddy-ll5wd]

Jules Ohio has good chilli? , I haven’t had good chilli in California

[@ezrah.2650]

@@Daddy-ll5wd yeah, Ohio is kind of known for their chili. I will say it is kind of sweet (as someone who originally grew up in Texas) and often is put on spaghetti but Cincinatti has great chili.

[@mrspeigle1]

I want to send this lady to a western dentist that practices sedation so she can have a full set of molars implanted. The fact that she had to have teeth pulled without anesthesia in this modren age is horrendous. That being said, shes my favorite on this channel.

[@mfree80286]

How daring of you to assume the DPRK exists in the modern era.

[@gabrielegenota1480]

@@mfree80286 This made me laugh- then made me sad

[@madogthefirst]

Well this was in a country that considers a cow machinery.

[@mianhaeioi]

Dentists are state-of-the-art here in South Korea. Her point is, that even knowing that, she can't go to a dentist because of the trauma she experienced.

[@gabrielegenota1480]

@Johnston Steiner And the reason why NKns doesnt eat it is because cows are too expensive and they cant afford it lmao

[@_previously]

I love how this channel is helping to humanize North Koreans. They are not the blood thirsty, brainwashed animals that we want to believe they are. They’re people just trying to survive and who have acclimated to the conditions they have to survive in. Thank you Dimple!!

[@KathyHagle]

The north Korean people I have great compassion for ... the government that is in control is horrible at the least. Why do you think people leave that nation? I have much respect for her as she was brave enough to face huge dangers to leave a restrictive government.

[@markbrandon7359]

That's not true I've seen one of this woman's 1st videos in which she apologized for thinking of Americans as viscous Animals that was what she was taught to believe ever since she was a little girl.

[@callmewaves1160]

Did anyone actually think that about the people of North Korea, but rather their leaders? It's not their fault their leaders only care about themselves.

[@MoreEvilThanYahweh]

Compassion is all well and good. But also keep in mind that all these nice people would still shoot at you if ordered because at the end of the day, that's just how the world and hierarchies work.

[@jerry3bo321]

I always considered them nice people. My dad fought in the Korean War.

[@SlawDawg18]

We need to offer this woman to take a food tour throughout the southern portion of the U.S. on different types of Barbecue dishes 😁. Have her take her family and friends too! 👍 I'm pretty good at cooking my own version of Korean BBQ Ribs. 😋

[@nancymcgee4776]

She would thought she died and went to heaven!

[@ChefDuJour78]

Ohhh no one can resist southern food. 😎

[@ricebro7044]

Texan BBQ #1 BBQ

[@jonegan8516]

@@ricebro7044 Memphis style #1

[@pca1987]

Sge should try Brazilian Gaúcho style churrasco (best BBQ in the world).

[@notsosilentmajority1]

She is awesome. There doesn't seem to be any fakeness about her. She states how she feels and tells us the truth about her experiences in North Korea. Some people try to lessen the severity of conditions in a country they come from....... even some North Koreans but she is very honest. Maybe she will go on a food tasting trip the next time she comes to the US.

[@Lecton123]

Ye some North Koreans go back to here homeland (North Korea) I literally have a lot of proof and sources

[@Lecton123]

Bon Jovi yes

[@Lecton123]

Bon Jovi kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXO8YaGcdsaBZ5o just go search Korean defector wants to go back in youtube

[@dingus_doofus]

@Bon Jovi Just today I looked up one case after dealing with a nutjob who claimed they were all paid by the NIS. They said the guy came back because he only fled because the NIS manipulated him to do so, but in actuality he went back to try and pick up his beloved ones, who were already killed by then. He got caught and tortured and escaped from NK again for good.

[@michaelsmith-iu1be]

and gain 200 lbs

[@radforduniversity6424]

She has a lot of leadership qualities about her, and she is very knowledgeable. I'd wager she was a fairly important person in NK

[@jonegan8516]

Shes a former commissioned officer, maybe she was intel?

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

@@jonegan8516 Mostly means her family was important, NK for a communist country, is basically feudalistic at this point. The lowest of society are conscripts, while the important folk are commissioned (this could range from party members, to people who are descendants from Kim loyalists). Hard to say what she knew, usually it's not a big deal when soldiers defect, but when intelligence officials, party members, and diplomats defect its a big deal.

[@dvwegner]

In one video she referenced speaking at conferences but couldn't disclose where they were. Then later said something about meeting with the CIA or NSA. Possibly a translation error, possibly actually being debriefed for intelligence because she was fairly important.

[@superbananas7792]

@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues Can't really call it Communist and feudal.....they are complete opposites. The DPRK is more of a monarchical neo-feudalism (While still being full State Capitalism) in a way, the main difference between them and China is the isolationism which is down to Juche teachings. China is just a different brand of Capitalism, fully into expansionism and so much more successful.

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

@@superbananas7792 Did you just call NK a capitalist nation? Is that a joke.

[@Sabbathtage]

Kim Jung Ah is a treasure and I love all her appearances. She has me laughing constantly. She reminds me of my favorite aunties.

[@alonenjersey]

She's the kind of woman I'd love to have as a neighbor.

[@larryfontenot9018]

In the USA, barbecue is almost a religion. There isn't just one kind. Every region has a specialty. Beef, pork and chicken are the most popular meats used, but you might find others. If you travel around the country, try the barbecue in each city you visit, and it will likely be a different experience each time. Just make sure to research the locally recommended restaurants.

[@johnparrish9215]

With Barbecue restaurants you really can judge a book by it's cover, if the restaurant looks great it does not have the best BBQ. The best ones look bad but taste great. Just look at Franklin's in Austin.

[@seancasity7538]

Do not eat beef in India. Unless you want to upset the locals. I ate your God I am invincible!

[@donaldtrumplover2254]

Idk if California bbq is really much of a thing tbh. We just kind of copied everyone else. If you come here the local places are probably just gonna be mostly Mexican barbecue as opposed to an actual California style.

[@donaldtrumplover2254]

Sean Casity I’m pretty sure it matters what part of India. The more Islamic and Sikh parts probably wouldn’t care to much.

[@larryfontenot9018]

@@donaldtrumplover2254 California does indeed have a regional specialty barbecue style that's over a century old. Look up "Santa Maria BBQ". And there are smokehouses and grills that have become traditions. Look up Pecos Bill's BBQ in Glendale, California as an example -- it's been in business for about 70 years.

[@HMStrausser]

YESSS! She finally had ribs! 😃 *MISSION ACCOMPLISHED GUYS!* Good job Dimple, thank you for listening. I hope Kim finished her plate..

[@jellysquiddles3194]

Most non-american people do not eat massive portions like these. That's 3 meals for me.

[@thalastianjorus]

For someone I have never met I love this woman so very much. I hope that the rest of her life is spent in nothing but happiness and care.

[@Fsilone]

Where's the crowdfund to get her some dental implants? There's much more foods to be tried!

[@viciousyeen6644]

It would be so sweet if she could overcome her fears.

[@jeffreyroot6300]

New strategy: have bbq and grilling contests on the DMZ with fans driving those savory smells across to the North!

[@randlebrowne2048]

That might be a little too risky. It would likely trigger what would look like an invasion by the starving North Korean army.

[@philstone3859]

That’s wicked brilliant man. It might be against the Geneva convention.

[@speelydan]

Dear Jung-ah - I know I'm just some random American who stumbled onto one of your videos, but I am thankful for your insight into American culture, and I commend you (and admire you) for your strength and courage. You're so very cool, much cooler than you realize, and I like you very much.

[@garyguyton7373]

This 71 year old 'Cano concurs, absolutely!

[@revinaque1342]

I hope she can get dentures, so that she can try more delicious foods!

[@OmniMK]

I was literally wondering what people with missing teeth do to eat out comfortably. Dentures totally slipped my mind.

[@randlebrowne2048]

She could probably handle bbq brisket, even without them, at least.

[@Controlaring]

The gums in the back of her mouth probably hardened to the point where she can eat somewhat with it but not chew as well

[@matthewblackwood9653]

@Buggy Muggawhump My grandfather ate steak with exactly 0 teeth. He also ate apples with the peel on. It's surprising just what a determined man can do with their gums.

[@killjoy1887]

Lost most of my jaw teeth in a car wreck went years getting by just fine but man modern dental implants are game changers.

[@mirandascott8058]

This is so darling to watch I’m happy she is safe and out of that hell hole that North Korea is breaks my heart how they treat their people.

[@scott3084]

She seems like an amazing woman. So many stories, so much hardship, and yet so funny and cool.

[@joylee7274]

I think Jung Ah is so cute! She is a beautiful woman.

[@markwalter7119]

I would love to see a North Korean react to food eating contests. I imagine that this concept would be mind blowing for most North Koreans. The true American classic is the 4th of July hotdog eating contest. Also, I am really happy to get the chance to experience the feelings of these brave people as they get to finally experience what life should be like for all people. The chance to be free and make ones own choices. It makes me feel proud to have been an NCO in both the Army and Navy of the USA. Although we are not perfect, some in my country want and feel that socialism and or communism is the best option. A free society allows for one to think on their own, however that is why the messages of these North Koreans are so vital for everyone to hear.

[@user-qh9lv1to3k]

I definitely agree with you. Nowadays some people believe the country needs communism but if it really were to happen they won't even have the right to speak for themselves... And Wow NCO in both the Army and Navy! You should be so proud of yourself! RESPECT :)

[@HMStrausser]

YESS!! Food eating contest with North Koreans, including Kim, Yeonmi, the soldiers duo, etc. PLEASE MAKE IT HAPPEN, DIMPLE!

[@codename495]

Food eating contests are disgusting.

[@codename495]

이수현 it’s not hard to shift from one branch to the other, and rank carries over.

[@markwalter7119]

Code Name The paperwork and lateral movement is not you are correct. However, in a forward deployed situation as I was for both, the Navy/Marine Corps function and communication are very different from Army/Air Force.

[@Danceofmasks]

This woman is incredible. Send her to Australia sometime. She'll flip at how cheap our beef is.

[@harukadeimos3472]

I could not imagine the amount of pain she was in when they pulled her teeth. It hurts my heart to hear that the people are treated so cruelly and with such disrespect. Brings tears to my eyes.

[@Poopcopy]

I hope she overcomes the fear of the dentist and gets her teeth checked out. She’s awesome

[@erinlynette7323]

Love her. She’s so warm and endearing I just want to wrap her in a hug. It’s so sad what she had to endure. North Koreans deserve better. I hope everyone just spoils her.

[@MissesWitch]

I love seeing North Koreans eat knowing that they would have never had this luxury back home!

[@marsbars16]

I’m so happy for her. Ribs are so good, hon!! The fact that she’s just now able to try this... it seems unfathomable but it’s sheer happiness that she has.

[@gullettr1]

Super cute. She is funny because she is having such a good time making these video's, even when she salutes.

[@random-man3421]

Cheers to this lovely lady! I hope she gets to try all the amazing things we have to offer! Welcome Home!!!!

[@tuffmuffin7320]

They just eat this? No Rice? Spoken like an true asian. LMAO

[@fatimaperez3936]

Lol

[@spookyengie735]

As a asian,i can comfirm

[@lepotatopotato9418]

As another asian, i can also confirm

[@ibestrokin]

As a non Asian with an Asian wife and kids, I too can confirm 👌

[@spookyengie735]

Rice for the rice god

[@johnscott7980]

This channel is so fun. Being from America its always interesting to see other cultures and peoples. All the n koreans seem like great people.

[@thisguy8916]

She has an inner steel not unlike my German mother who survived WWII. I like it.

[@MrDgwphotos]

These people truly know what's like to have freedom, once they have tasted it, something the average American seemingly lacks.

[@gxd9903]

@@MrDgwphotos well duh tasted freedom once youve had it a thousand times🇺🇸

[@100GTAGUY]

@@MrDgwphotos we take our freedoms for granted because we're born with them, and further moulded by the entitlement mentality these days. I've met more Hispanics, Asians, Africans, Europeans, ex soviet citizens, with more American spirit than I've seen from American born flesh and blood.

[@jeaneljaylamputi2215]

@Anne I agree. Some people just needed to experience the lack of a thing before they can truly appreciate it.

[@thetoothlesscarnivore]

I love watching your videos. You remind me of my Korean aunt. I miss her a lot and you make me smile. Thank you for being brave and surviving NK and enriching our lives in the US. We take so much for granted and you are such a real person and a good woman. Thank you.

[@uglysweaterful2119]

It's interesting how different stories come out in different settings, we end up finding out about things we would never think to ask.

[@MTYsasi]

I love the way you speak with such intensity. You just tell it how it is.

[@americanmade6996]

There's nothing like watching someone enjoy a plateful of something they've tried before.

[@noway5469]

Ahhh I love how strong and honest she is!! I want her to come talk at my University....

[@toxigenic]

She's such a sweet lady, I really like her. I hope she keeps discovering many new types of tasty foods!

[@mysticvirgo9318]

I think I really like Kim Jung Ah ! So Appreciative and honest!

[@PalleRasmussen]

She seems such a lovely person.

[@oakhillchristy]

Y'all need to send her down here to Texas for some REAL BBQ!!! ❤ Down here, the BBQ and ribs are so tender, that "You don't need teef to eat our beef" (Actual sign outside of a BBQ restaurant down here) 🦷🙂🦷

[@johnrichardson4775]

I like how she is so genuine and objective😊

[@UncleBildo]

Next, a USA trip for her, to try all the different styles of ribs and BBQ! There are no bad choices! Good video!

[@thedubbedmime]

Thank you for all the content you create. It's interesting to see how food affects life in North Korea.

[@montesheppard4719]

I appreciate watching these videos, hearing how different the way people live in different counties. To keep this short, I would like to see Kim Jung Ah either try, or hopefully visit, a Texas brisket restaurant. To hear her talk about how little meat the get in North Korea, I'd like to hear her impression of seeing a beef brisket, and of course her impression of tasting a well cooked beef brisket. I am glad you made it to freedom safely!

[@theenderdestruction2362]

If she says she barley had any food in a old dinner or god forbid a actual BBQ she would be coming out a few pounds fatter for the dinner and for the BBQ she'll need to be rolled out haha

[@TheSpyderx82]

Watching these always makes me both so happy for their new found enjoyment and still so sad that they went through and that others are still going through it. 🥲

[@ZyZy456]

I love this I’d also love for her to be able to try other American foods.

[@Carlos559Caps]

I'd love to treat her to some American BBQ! That's one thing i think our whole country can agree that we do well.... BBQ!

[@americansweetheart7171]

I LOVE HER! She is so genuine!! Just enjoys life... What a great lady

[@diabeticdaniel7848]

This is so precious. I must admit that i often take food for granted, this show has made me appreciate the things i have a little more :)

[@georgemartin1436]

Don't worry about going to a dentist in the states. They don't want you to experience pain...because you might not come back!

[@jimmyju76]

Come to Texas around at rodeo time, that's where real stakes and ribs are born

[@lycaon7888]

Heck! You don't have to go to Texas around rodeo time. Just come to Texas. Have a lot of family gatherings where we just have BBQ - steaks, briskets, fajitas, sweetbreads, all kinds of pork including ribs, chicken from wings to sitting on beer cans. Come to my house anytime she is in South Texas and we'll get her not only Texas BBQ done right but Mexican BBQ like cabrito and antojitos!

[@stumpedii8639]

Thank you Kim Jung-ah for making me smile and help me forget my burdens for a few min :) I hope you have a wonderful future with no regrets in your new life! Great video!

[@gemineelmore9180]

Why is she so cute? I'm a fan.

[@MissesWitch]

bread and butter

[@potate_overlord]

I used to go to italian restaurants around my area (I live in south carolina) and they'd give us bread and butter as appetizers. I'd have to be careful not to ruin my meal by eating too much bread 😂

[@takumi2023]

I feel bad. can we start a campaign for her dental reconstruction? And have a before and after video about the procedure?

[@OstblockLatina]

Haha, your description of the content of pork in pork soup cracked me up. I totally get your meaning. In Poland we would say it "didn't even lie next to a pig" xD I love to see Northern Korean defectors explore and wonder about things for the first time, it's such a wholesome content and it makes me so happy deep inside. They have so much appreciation and excitement for things that the people elsewhere take for granted. You guys give us a great lesson on respecting and valuing the everyday things in our life. I wish I could ever assist a refugee from a country as troubled as N. Korea to explore and experience new things that they were banned from doing in their country of origin: to see this joy and amazement they experience, it must be a beautiful and one of a kind experience and the greatest honour. I am not a religious person but I hope and wish with all my strength that one day soon your nation will be free and they will no longer have to suffer under the heel of a heartless dictator. Also, I admire and respect your personality, charisma and strength you beam, Madame, you are a beautiful person and one of my most favorite people ever. Do not ever change.

[@tybell8899]

OMG. I loved seeing her enjoy her food.. She had me laughing out loud.. She's the kind of lady that I like to take to dinner. Because it's not just a meal, it's an experience.. I like that in a lady..

[@martiddy]

2:22 To be honest, I think the average people wouldn't be able to eat a whole chicken by themselves too haha.

[@fatimaperez3936]

Americans can and do all the time

[@ironwolfF1]

Depends on the size of chicken... 😉

[@BlueDebut]

Ever had a Costco rotisserie chicken? Can eat that if I'm hungry enough.

[@codename495]

Fatima Perez we do? I’ve never in my life seen anyone, myself included, eat an entire chicken. I didn’t see it happen in Culinary School, I didn’t see it happen in any restaurant I ever worked in and even as a 6” ( 183cm) woman I would vomit if I tried to eat an entire chicken, as would my 6’4” (192cm) husband. A single chicken is enough to feed both of us and our two kiddos. Perhaps your idea of “ all the time “ is skewed?

[@sagaxus7422]

Idk about all the time but it's easily doable for me at least.

[@ilovemuslimfood666]

You should try Mexican food! So spicy!!! 🌶 🌮 🌯

[@aratusingtheinternet]

Very mi hermano

[@crankyyankee7290]

Take her to New Orleans to try real 'Cajun !

[@beachdad917]

Omaha, the home of America's beef

[@bluesky4568]

I enjoy watching the north Korean people being free... it breaks my heart that the people of north Korea are treated so badly.

[@unclebee5674]

I love this woman! She's awesome. I really hope the best for her.

[@cleverestx]

N. Korean food sounds terrible. They do what they can while be starved by their government, which is commendable, but it's just so sad. I hope more of them get to eat properly.

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

Kim Jung Un is not missing any meals. I'll bet he's getting ribeye and prime rib every other day!

[@kariwilson6588]

Next time you are in California; come by my house and I will cook you a fine meal!

[@ahmadkais5827]

That is very nice of you 😀

[@Cactura]

I’ve never met this lovely woman, but I will never forget her. A lovely reminder to appreciate all we tend to take for granted.

[@mikestrong3910]

She's very sweet and I feel lucky to hear her amazing stories

[@pauldavis9387]

I would love to see her try truly great Gumbo. It’s food of the gods.

[@pauldavis9387]

Why would they send the manager to jail if the cow dies of old age? That government is bat shit crazy.

[@100GTAGUY]

I think theyre only jailed if it dies on their watch, is over worked to death, or they dont report a sudden illness that leads to its death. If they notice something early enough to alert the proper authorities they bring in a veterinarian to verify, and if its past its working life they'll harvest it. Or so thats what ive read on a few other threads at least

[@RJALEXANDER777]

North Korea is unnecessarily harsh but it displays how important and vital such simple animals are. It's like looking at a country from 100-200 years ago sometimes. Fascinating.

[@pauldavis9387]

100GTAGUY That makes a lot of sense. I wish they would clarify that.

[@HeartlandHunny]

She's so charming! She may have been nervous about doing a mukbang, but I could watch her try new foods all day! It's really interesting to hear ribs described by someone who's totally unfamiliar with them. I grew up in the American South and have been eating BBQ ribs all my life, so I've never really thought about the taste or texture from the perspective of someone new to them.

[@DanielHernandez-ki3ch]

She is so adorable and amazing reaction, great video

[@robertomartinez8434]

If you want real bbq you go to the south . When I left Wyoming and moved to Mississippi there's a reason the people are over weight. The food is so good you can't get enough. Unfortunately my wife has me on a strict diet because I put on 40 pounds. Yes it's that good

[@tinameadows462]

I’ve never seen anyone eat ribs with a fork and knife 😂

[@cristianvillanueva8782]

She will be, forgiven.

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

In Sweden, most people eat hamburgers with cutlery... let's say you go to one of the local burger chains in Sweden, like Frasses, Max, Sibylla, etc. and order a meal. Chances are that, if you decide to dine in, the staff will place plastic cutlery on your tray together with your order - or, if you decide you want take-out, they will 99.95% of the time put plastic cutlery in your take-out bag. If you're feasting one a huge burger, it does make it easier to eat, I'll admit, lol.

[@eddiespaghetti54321]

I eat ribs with a fork and knife

[@haterproof_0259]

Eddiespaghetti that’s UnAmerican lol jk I know a few too

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

@mike sixx That's Sweden for ya, pal.

[@davidmcdonald3242]

She is in her mid 40s no way! She really looks good when i first saw her i thought she was maybe 30.

[@stuartsmith5308]

My favorite person on youtube. She's wonderful personality.

[@Life_Is_Torture0000]

Now give her a cheeseburger and fries!

[@zoomiesx3632]

Mmm bacon cheese burger...

[@spookyengie735]

I would like to see her react to eating food from south east asian nation lile vietnam,thailand,indonesia..etc

[@denisemcclanahan4224]

Thank you for sharing in a way that teaches us strength of character, and reminds us of our blessings. I would love to meet you and give you a hug. God Bless you. I will begin praying for the beautiful people of N. Korea who struggle to have the barest of neccessities. Take care!

[@octofish]

This is the sweetest, most heart-felt series of videos. The chicken...........her saying that will feed a family of four, for days........... Perspective.

[@seanspartan2023]

She said it was scrummy? Is that a mixture of scrumptious and yummy? 🙃

[@zoomiesx3632]

Yes..

[@TriXJester]

There's so many different types of food in the US that trying each kind would take years lol

[@randlebrowne2048]

Several lifetimes, more likely. Americans tend to collect recipes from around the world and then put their own spin on them.

[@charlesbecker6305]

What a fun, smart, happy person. People are people all over the world. Thank you for her Delight in the food.

[@rickpamaran5238]

This woman is incredible. Welcome to the free world I hope you enjoy every experience you get.

[@stevecastro1325]

Is anyone interested in starting up a GoFundMe or similar to help her get dentures? For me, it’s a very worthy cause

[@deesnuts97]

And the very next day, she applied for citizenship in America

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

First of all, she's very cute and looks cuter in that outfit. Second, it's amazing to see how she gets appalled by the things going on in the outer world. I feel so happy for her and wish her and her family best of luck. May God save her and her family from the evil eye. 😂😂🙏🙏😍😍🌶️🍋🌶️🍋

[@adamkahn8645]

Jung-ah, i really enjoy watching your videos very much. I appreciate how much you educate us on NK traditions and foods. Thank you!! 감사합니다

[@NoVa-yl5sc]

I definitely recommend trying Lasagna or Chicken Parmesan. Both are really good and my favorites

[@trog7986]

Lasagna for sure! It's pasta cake!

[@fatimaperez3936]

Yes, we love Coke!!! So sorry but it’s the best drink ever😘

[@NoName-xu4tk]

the entire african contenent can agree

[@richardm3023]

I used to love it too, then they had to remove part of my stomach...

[@RCXDerp]

@@richardm3023 Ouchie my uncle couldn't resist drinking a 12 pack of mountain dew a day until he nearly ruined his liver. I still have a coke when I'm feeling extra murrican.

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

Myself, if I go for American/North American pops, I prefer ginger ale or Pepsi. Though, when remaining here in Europe... I have a weak spot for a Slovenian pop called Cockta. One of my #1 favorites.

[@sgbench]

Nah man, pure water is where it's at

[@faigthbuenafe766]

She's very innocent ☺️☺️☺️☺️she makes me smile,I admire her.. there's a magic the way she talks in innocent way.

[@MrDgwphotos]

I would love for her to visit an American farm.

[@ironwolfF1]

Heheh...can you imagine the look on her face if they had dropped a plate of (Texas) beef ribs in front of her? 😲

[@diegosuarez1563]

Someone get her some new teeth!

[@diegosuarez1563]

@Johnston Steiner She can start a GoFundMe page.

[@owaok77]

Your spirit completely amazes me. You have been through the worst, but you have so much love for life and are 100% geniune. The world is so much better with you in it!❤️

[@mrsparkle9048]

This person is a gem, so much fun to watch her try these things out.

[@kaniserjeon9276]

Do North Korean believe ghost or something like paranormal things? 😬

[@spookyengie735]

Every country have some ghost tale

[@ironwolfF1]

Can't specifically say about NoKo's, but in general, Asians are waaaaay more superstitious than they're willing to admit.

[@8upernova81]

@@ironwolfF1 what do you mean? Are you asian yourself?

[@MyAngelReimu]

@@ironwolfF1 In a way, you are correct XD

[@barbaro267]

​@@ironwolfF1 They definitely are. They're obsessed with blood types and star signs, at least in Oriental countries. In America, if you start talking about that unironically, you'd be seen as a total hippie weirdo LOL. And then there's the reincarnation thing. Even if the younger generations don't believe in reincarnation, they do talk about "past" and "next" lives a lot in daily conversation, so it's funny how that still bleeds into every new generation, regardless of what their beliefs are regarding the afterlife. There are other superstitions, but those are the most prominent ones I've noticed. In countries like Japan and China, there are superstitions about homophones, funny enough. If a harmless word sounds similar to another word with a derogatory connotation, then suddenly the innocent word becomes taboo in certain scenarios. I think many countries with several thousands of years of history can carry with them a lot of old superstitions and traditions.

[@megrose13]

I want to give each of you a hug and treat you to a good meal! It's interesting to see the world through the eyes of people who have not always known the kindness of others, and it makes me look at the world differently, appreciating things I take for granted. I'm a couple of days into my mission of watching all of Dimple's North Korean videos.

[@envitech02]

What a beautiful and lovely lady! I'm glad you found your freedom in the Land of Plenty. May God bless you!

[@williamdally3035]

Puts a smile on my face when I see someone this happy video are really cool.