I Felt Fat in Korea: The Dark Side of "One Size Fits All" Industry

[@itsjinakim]

Thanks for watching guys 🥰🥰 don't feel bad about yourself! You are already beautiful 😍😍😍

[@Aatish2k8]

You too. o/

[@zamzamabdi3320]

Not even plus size, I bet ‘normal’ weighted women probably find it hard too. Then they all think they’re fat when they’re not…

[@NURREDIN]

Jina,you need to find manufacturers who will manufacture garments but put YOUR LOGO on them so you can expand YOUR BRAND. Then you can make sizing decisions for your own line. The same goes for makeup products also. Kylie Jenner DOES NOT manufacture her products.She has a company that produces products with her logo on it. You can do the same thing.She just sold her brand for $600 MILLION DOLLARS. You could be next.

[@sweet-kristiy9048]

What the hack everybody has different body frame 🙄 it's not like copy and paste .....

[@Alpha_Digamma]

I don't get the one size fits all mentality...I mean a woman 1,70 meters tall and a woman 1,50 meters tall certainly don't have the same size. Even if both of them are very skinny.

[@Khaphoo]

I know right ! I used to live in Japan and they have this one size fits all thing as well for trendy clothes. I’m 1m73 but I’m slim, so the tops fit me but the skirts and the shorts always get stuck on my hips and are way too short 😭 It’s so unfair, especially considering that there are Japanese girls who are tall as well, and who can’t dress up as they like …

[@vanika2583]

I feel scared come to korea because my nose and face😅 maybe when im 18 we can use mask again. ily onnie you are beautiful for me❤

[@itsjinakim]

U don't have to feel that way!! Come onnn

[@Rinas_diary623]

Honestly, many of these standards tend to only apply to Koreans- I think also if you're in the public eye, you face more pressure. But if you're a foreign person visiting, these standards generally won't apply to you :) I think Koreans do have a tendency to talk about weight often though 'ah you're so slim!' ' you've gained/ lost weight!', so if you're sensitive to that just be wary

[@soleil7259]

If my friends said "eww what you look like, you don't fit in"... they are not my friends. My friends don't have to love my look but if they feel embarrassed for me in public, i will just say bye bye and spend my time alone. Always feeling the need to follow the trend, tells you much about a persons personality... which means they don't have enough confidence to do what they like or look how they want. Going on with it, won't help here. Break the cycle, even when you walk alone.

[@yaeltuttebel]

This is good advice but I think when you’re a teenage girl, you just wanna fit in

[@soleil7259]

@@yaeltuttebel True but even teenagers make a cut at a certain point. I personally was made fun of for my choice of clothes in high school but that never changed my ways of dressing. I wanted to fit in but realized it was not worth it.

[@yaeltuttebel]

@@soleil7259 good!! You are strong

[@kdjoshi726]

Ikr?? Especially when they go "I don't wanna hang out with you" I had some idiots boasting about trendy fasion nowadays. Me being me, told them "Uh I'm not really interested in this fasion" & was pretty unknown to trends (again me being me), they deadass jumped at me lol saying "omg which world do you live in?" Or "Omg you're never gonna get anywhere with a guy if you dress up like that" man I was devastated fr

[@marucchi90]

@@kdjoshi726 lol. If someone said that to me then i would reply "did i ever say i want to hang out with you? We have same feeling to each other then great" 🤣🤣🤣

[@BiancaKill]

I love how you come with issues that we can't see being an outsider and show your and others opinions. Your videos always makes me think a lot. Kisses from Brazil 👋

[@nadiaxavier9190]

Brazil❤

[@todarisukkordorwahlang515]

I'm currently pursuing Master's degree and we are still wearing a uniform. Our professor used to say" I'm happy that the university still have a uniform code for the students or else it will be like a fashion show in university and in these days i saw that lots of students they're on a diet to be fit in what the society says". she also added " don't follow what others are saying to you, remember you should be proud of what you are, it's better to have a positive mindset than to follow or listen to others and you yourself are mentally suffer because you keep thinking that you're not fit in".

[@Indian_Ringneck]

Same in my clg in india😂😂😂

[@todarisukkordorwahlang515]

@@Indian_Ringneck yess and I'm also from India 😁 Northeast India

[@kdjoshi726]

We don't have uniforms here in our college. I'm persuing bachelor's degree rn. Except tho for IT or Business degree peeps who have to wear a shirt, coat, tie & pant. And for us Bsc peeps we have to wear a lab coat

[@thesameCaroline]

Ok, when you're wearing size XS and you're feeling fat... This is the smallest size in my country, so this is just ridiculous.

[@Vegetarianbull]

American XS it is a L size in korea😂

[@btflcaramel1]

I feel so sad for the students. My daughter goes to a boarding school and they wear uniforms as well..but they had different options for tops and bottoms.. I encourage individual expression so I provided her with all the different options they had..sadly other student’s parents did not. She did stand out but her friends don’t care what she wears..they care about who she is as a person..they lift each other up..If someone doesn’t want to hangout with you because you wear something different then they aren’t your true friends because that is very shallow.

[@math7498]

For a mother it is respectable belief that you want your daughter to be able to express herself but in my opinion the school uniform is a good thing for a lot of reasons, in particular it erases the differences of social class between the students. I grew up in Paris and we don't wear uniforms but being in a private school most young girls were self-conscious when they couldn't afford the luxury brands other schoolgirls wore. At least with the uniform everyone is at the same level and no one exposes their socio-economic background and this also helps to avoid school bullying

[@lisaelisa4772]

@@math7498 I guess school uniforms make those differences less obvious, but there are still other ways to show your financial status, like bags, accessories, jewelery, hairstyle... 😕

[@LeiSalazar]

Come to Philippines! Where everyone accepts everyone regardless of size and color! We love to entertain and make friends with people from all walks of life! We’re that friendly and hospitable❤️

[@genericplantlife]

I was born and raised in the Philippines and people here 100% judge people on their weight. Almost everyone has no problem making an unwanted comment about how you've gotten fat ("Uy, tumataba ka") or you're too thin ("payatot ka masyado") or whatever. They act like it's friendly banter, but it's still rude af and our society acts like it's totally an okay thing to do.

[@darkcyborgsuperman9521]

Salamat po,The Phillipines is a wonderful country and I feel like I'll be accepted despite my skin colour.

[@Grusha7]

@@genericplantlife i agree.... I stayed in philippines for 6 yrs despite how beautiful philippines is, i have seen how rude filipinos were to their own friends and body shaming them. Aside from that the major problem in philippines is the prevalence of racism... Again m not generalizing the whole population of philippines as i have even met people who are really kind nd generous.

[@g.j]

Yeah. You can choose clothes that comes in different sizes! From XS to XXL

[@g.j]

@@genericplantlife The point is Filipinos treat foreigners kindly.

[@Dargleew]

Hi, "one size for all" in fashion industry is really interesting. On the other hand here in Czech Republic i have been wearing uniform at work and now we have new apron which has "universal size" but it´s something like M-L. They are like "there will be someone fat so let´s do it bigger" and i have a smaller size, no breast and the apron just keep falling off my shoulders. It´s annoying too. :( Everyone just have different size and that´s okay. (also sorry for my bad english :D)

[@veronikatichavska]

Úplně s tebou soucítím. Mám 150 cm a postavu předpubertálního dítěte 😂😂 (žádná prsa). Když jsem byla na brigádě, kde jsme nosili dlouhý rukáv, tak jsem ho samozřejmě musela mít zahrnutý 😂 a přesně, trika většinou velikosti M. Ale chápu že je to nejjednodušší řešení, jelikož tato velikost sedí nejvíce lidem. A stejný problém je i při nákupu oblečení. Všechny rifle co mám musím nosit zahrnuté (nebo zkrácené), košile dámského střihu skoro nosit nemůžu, jelikož na mojí postavě vypadají blbě. Ale zase na druhou stranu můžu nakupovat i v dětském oddělení (pokud tam je tam něco méně "dětského") , kde je ještě k tomu vše levnější 😊😊. Člověk se s tím musí naučit žít :D Nic jiného nezbývá.

[@USSJ2Otaku3084]

I wonder if someone out there could be inspired to make clothes designs of their own for regular sizes and plus sizes in South Korea 🤔. It'll be tough and competitive. But most likely, they'll be an indie clothing brand.

[@lbvg1013]

There has to be some people who are doing this though. This one size fits all is lame and what size is xxsmall? ☠️

[@justgigi9545]

Yeah.... Myeong-dong...

[@shivanideshpande7978]

Even in india teachers tell us to keep skirt length below knee😂

[@zamzamabdi3320]

We have uniform to in UK, it’s not that bad. Our uniform is standard in schools. You can’t alter it. But most of us think is good. There’s more pros than cons

[@cocoacoolness]

Yes same in Australia. We can't alter it at all. I think it's better

[@mounikathalladi8714]

Why can't you get it altered??

[@zamzamabdi3320]

@@mounikathalladi8714 it’s not allowed, if you do, it won’t be considered as uniform.

[@mounikathalladi8714]

@@zamzamabdi3320 i don't get it , we have uniforms in India too and its usually like the school gives you the material ( cloth ) and you get it stitched from a tailor or we get it from the school itself but we can chose from different sizes ( in our school we get XS , S ,M ,L, XL )

[@mounikathalladi8714]

@@zamzamabdi3320 so there is only one size ?

[@dipakkhataniar4162]

You are beautiful just the way you are and thank you for sharing this with us love from India💖

[@itsjinakim]

Thank you so much 💓 💗

[@Oversurge_]

Simple. Stop paying attention to idols and comparing yourself to others. Delete social media and just work on the things that you find important.

[@swethasrinivasan6923]

This is exactly the reason I deleted all my social media accounts except KZbin

[@kdjoshi726]

Tbh even social media is not a problem, if you know what to indulge yourself in & what not to. And yes I find this really stupid: people comparing their bodies to FREAKING IDOLS! Like c'mon wake up they apply all the make up, have a toned body after YEARS of training & exercise they get + not to mention, a lot of idols admitted having eating disorders & messed up diet too + heck we don't even see them in real life so the online we see them couldn't even be real (ofcourse, exceptions exists) & maybe heavily edited to fit in that "perfect body" image. I just find this really stupid tbh

[@cree8me]

I lived in Korea 2 years ago. It’s only free size if you shop at flea markets or underground subway shops which are basically underground flea markets. They do not sell any actual brands and those clothes are super cheap. If you go to any mall in Korea or shop popular Korean or foreign brands online, they have all the sizes. So this is definitely not true. I did have a problem with buying shoes. I’m 8.5 US or 39 EU and I rarely ever found shoes in my size. Sometimes the entire shoe store would only carry like 2 shoe models in that size or none at all.

[@suudesuu]

I don't like people who fit %100 with beauty standarts, they look like plastic or artificial. But also i don't completely reject beauty standarts. The fact that there is a small amount of disharmony in each person makes them more attractive. At least that's how it is for me. I've never been able to fall in love with a perfect person. Thank you for your pleasant talk, i like hearing your opinions 😽💯💐

[@ajc94]

I'm on the lower end of a healthy BMI, at home I was considered slim but in Korea I feel a bit chubby even tho if I lost weight I would feel ill

[@iakoiako5665]

In my country dont like girls like me(very slim girls; they think its unhealthy) and koreans are obsess about slim girls and boys

[@TS-kw6bv]

Yaa same in my country too

[@npcimknot958]

This is why in Japan there is Harajuku. The pressure to fit in is real, but this is where identity crisis comes up. Also, as someone who was in Korea before the stupid pandemic, I was actually complimented a lot for dressing differently and having my own style. So maybe everyone thinks u need to cinform but deep down people Wan to see different sryles

[@초보언니小白姐]

There's this drama now called "Now, We're breaking up" that shows some issues like you've mentioned here, regarding standard sizing and also the struggles of domestic brands trying to earn the support of their own people. It is quite inspiring and also very nice to see that more and more people think that its an issue. Pre-COVID I used to visit Korea quite often and being a plus size, I just took it as the cultural norm of the country, Never thought that Korea would be more welcoming to more sizing and also more incorporative of more body types. Great viewpoints Jina, thank you on this video!!

[@archie4oz]

"The 10 Pillars of Wealth" Jina workin' on that financial success hustle! 😂 I'm normally an XL, but in "Asian sizes" a 2XL or XXL. However sometimes I go a size up even more for certain things to account for shrinkage after washing.

[@nirmaladwivedi5159]

Just don't listen to people, I also Sometimes think that I have to lose weight but It's OK to not fit into the society, Just Love Yourself🤗

[@on.la_]

Love you Jina~! You're videos are always the best~💕

[@vinita7742]

We still need to wear school dress compulsory orelse they dont allow us to school not only school uniform, proper hair, black shoes,socks etc😢

[@FenRiddle]

Who told girls/boys they need to fit any size ? Beauty, diet and fashion market to make money of you...so don't let them to scam you ;) All sizes are pretty, all you need is to be healthy.

[@emon4970]

Jina you looks so beautiful 💙💙💙❤️❤️😍

[@itsjinakim]

Hahahaha always love your comment 😍

[@justlunatears]

I love your channel Jina! We all care and value you so much. You are amazing and talented gurl!

[@trusfrated_riya6423]

In India also freesize available 😂💜which is not free at all by the way you know your are the first korean KZbinr which channel I subscribed 💜it's really amazing I don't even need to on subtitles 💥💜

[@TS-kw6bv]

But in india free size is big size 😂😂😂

[@trusfrated_riya6423]

@@TS-kw6bv noo I used free size tube b** it's fit on me very well although I am not fat😅😅but yeah if you going to buy traditional dress then free size is big size 😂

[@kdjoshi726]

As an Indian, this was my 1st time hearing this lol

[@juliethompson3706]

Your hair is super cute ^^ Thank you for talking about this~

[@mc9631]

I feel kinda ashamed for being a size L 😭 love you as always eonniiiii n btw wot are those books by your side about eonni?

[@blackandgolden6087]

Size doesn't matter! Ily❤

[@kdjoshi726]

Lol I'm XXL

[@Vegetarianbull]

A Korean L size it is a XS in USA

[@vikrantspatil530]

My god! Korea may look really pretty and romantic but as always, it has a dark side too. I was planning to study there but after seeing our videos, I am scared. Because I don't fit into the beauty standards, ( I am still pretty tho-) Anyways, your videos always are informative 💖💖💗🖤

[@badlilthang2]

A lot of people talked about how our bodies are literal trends at this point. I'm honestly agreeing with that statement because that's how it feels rn :/ its sad cuz im only in middle school and even kids younger than me have to feel pressured because of their bodies. yes, your health matters and you should be at a healthy weight but why should you feel pressured to lose more weight even tho you could be perfectly fine? :( people should lose weight for themselves and not for others. thank you for talking about this because this is a major issue in a lot of places too

[@sadhana5724]

4:04 - 5:34 I could literally relate with this oh my god fed up 😫🙏😢 Btw u are gorgeous jina unnie ❤✨💝

[@meadow392]

Clothes are made to fit people, people aren't made to fit in clothes.

[@lecylucy200]

The Size is the problem here not the people 😭

[@amairaakim2627]

U are really beautiful the way u r jina Didi 😘❤️💜❤️

[@ginag6548]

Jina you are so cute

[@PaperJoyPH]

Thank you for this video! I’ve always wondered about how Koreans feel about the one-size-fits-all sizing 😊

[@ikonic5641]

This "one size fits all" is bullshit. Who the hell cake up with that?

[@sharwarisalode5313]

Love love ❤️

[@itsjinakim]

❣❣❣

[@thebigcheese6606]

One size saves money. Bit show's the contempt for consumers.

[@Aatish2k8]

I'm a large here...oh dear I'm going to be Godzilla size in Korea. :o

[@jessygarci]

Haha, Don't worry there are plenty of people who are curvy in korea. I've seen them with my own eyes.😂😂

[@Aatish2k8]

@@jessygarci I'm okay then. :D

[@jessygarci]

@@Aatish2k8 😂👌🏼

[@Vegetarianbull]

I am a size L in Korea!

[@zamzamabdi3320]

I’m shocked at unisex trousers lol. I kinda get jumpers and hoodies, but trousers.. women have different shape than men, how is it suppose to fit well?

[@kdjoshi726]

Koreans are this sensitive to trends? Here it's mostly a teenage thing so... & if you ever try to degrade anyone here based on the so-called trends you'd either get called "immature" or get weird, angry looks. And someone short tempered like me would seriously throw hands at such comments IMFAO I'd actually have teenage people around me being all conscious. Comparing themselves to idols. Me being me (again messing up) saying to them "Man you shouldn't be comparing yourself to them idols they're like on TV 24/7 so ofc they'd gonna look that way. The pressure on them is so much they have to appear all perfect like. Something we really don't have to do since we're just your bunch of everyday people" they really snapped out on me Imao.

[@lisaelisa4772]

Please don't hate me for saying this, but I don't think "body positivity" is that good either to be honest. I mean, if you are obese, it's not really a reason to be proud of, but ALSO not a reason to be ashamed of. Being obese can cause a lot of health problems, so it's just a thing to work on. So I believe "body *objectivity*" is the best mindset 😊

[@unforgettxxle]

I cant understand like people are okay with this one size thing ...im confused ..is every girl the same size in south Korea ???? I mean what about the sales then bcoz people come in different sizes obviously so the companies do not faces any kind of losses?? Edit : I got my answers now i watched the video full. :))

[@cocoacoolness]

I think we have a bit of a similar problem in Australia. People start considering you to be fat when you get to about a size 12 or 14 (size M). Most stores only carry clothes up to a size 16 or maybe 18 if you're lucky (size L)and . If you're that size or larger you are stuck going to speciality stores, online, or places like kmart or target which don't tend to sell anything trendy. Honestly though, I've never heard anyone complain about this before because most young people I know are a size S, and then when they get older they stop caring about what they wear

[@rosealldays]

I like onesize because it always fits me and I don't have to worry about sizing. I am 5 foot 10 and sometimes it's too short but that's the biggest problem and I can just slip these pieces on and not worry

[@UKFanatic82]

Jina you are so beautiful inside and out. Thank you for bringing awareness to this issue. I am so tired of brands, celebs and the general public making people outside of the "beauty standard" feel less than others. We are all beautiful and deserve to feel cute, sexy or comfortable no matter what! ♥

[@ashganalomary7145]

If you felt fat and not fitting the standards .. I better stay in my country then🤣

[@jennijames6100]

Hey Jina Nice to know Free Size lol😉 . A little of fat is good...more cuddly🐻 and keep your body warm in winter ❄

[@girlnotlocal]

i never felt self conscious about my apparence untill i lived in japan. luckly japan in an over sized clothing fashion, you can definitely make things work, but it made me afraid to go in the store because being discriminated based on body type.

[@binch_babe]

omg and the kpop idol thing... i love kpop and in many ways those idols are, for the most part, probably healthier than i will ever be in my entire life, but being skinny WITH muscle mass is a product of idols continuing to be made to fit into these "free size" clothes they wear for stage outfits while performing increasingly high-intensity choreography (especially for the girls!) more than like.... proper eating habits with appropriate exercise for their body types like, yeah, you too could have visible abs if you eat very little while pushing your body to perform HIIT level dances, not because you're building real muscle mass but because it's all you'll have left on your bones ;;

[@LeiSalazar]

It should be One size fits Most not ‘All’!

[@afshan1841]

You’re gorgeous💕💕 love you!😙

[@hadeelmagic]

Luuv uuu

[@itsjinakim]

Love you too ❤️ 😘

[@fejoshabane]

you are not fat !

[@whitesinjonlovealso7138]

OP

[@laliesmi]

Your video is honestly and useful for us tnx

[@shivi5669]

I do thrifting many times got k fashion dress but they are mostly XS even not S, I wear S sometimes XS also fits me but k fashion size really sucks even k-fashion onesize fit to all will only fit who are under 40kg or near that

[@livenamename6541]

So sweet well came in India

[@aniyaa7]

Love from india 🥺

[@JKchick62]

Really glad you shared this. I always hope people are kinder n more accepting of a variety of shapes n sizes and see each other as normal and that everyone can look good.

[@viktoriavadon2222]

That sounds so, so frustrating. Here in Europe too, we have *some* one-size-fits-all clothing, especially in the cheap Asian stores. It is annoying because I haven't been able to fit into those clothes since high school, but at least we have options here. The pressure for everyone to be thin, to the point where you wearing a size XS still feel fat, is just insane, and needs to stop. But that only feels like a symptom. I am glad that body positivity is becoming a thing in Korea too. On the other hand, it sounds like the root of all of this is fast fashion. The fact that trends change so fast, and you always have to keep up with them, always buy the newest design, to the point where brands don't have the time and funds to manufacture different sizes, that's so crazy. Diversity of body shapes and sizes is natural (even without going to the extremes), and brands could make more money on the long term if they made different sized clothing. It all just sounds stupid. (Not even talking about how detrimental fast fashion is to the environment and the workers in the fashion industry.)

[@ThaisB14]

Loved the video jina ..... it was very informative

[@jessygarci]

Being from NYC. It isn't a problem what you really look like. Even though the models are like stick thin here. Men now prefer girls with more curves. Well at least in NY. This is why you see some celebrities going too far. Like getting ridiculous butt implants. Lol, love your channel.❤💃

[@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid]

New York is such an... i dont know how to put it but... eccentric. In Nyc everyone is different but no one cares

[@kdjoshi726]

@@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid so true

[@dsms2797]

You are so healthy ❤❤❤

[@karenwinton11]

I'm curious, because if one size fits all how do korean people stay so thin? It sounds like being individual is looked down on, that's just making clones of what one person thinks in the industry. That's sad,

[@neharoy3301]

I don't really think you are chubbier than Blackpink Jennie. I think overall body size wise you both are pretty much the same

[@rainypath96]

Binging all your videos

[@The_Super_NOVA]

One size and free size stuff usually fits me really well, so it was interesting to hear someone else's perspective on this!

[@binch_babe]

i'm a total outsider but from what i can gather from videos like this and articles, discussions with Korean friends, etc. is that there's a major sustainability issue at the center of these topics,, like, for an independent designer, how is it sustainable to create a gazillion patterns offered in one size for every season?? the money might come in more quickly at first, but then quality gets compromised and the market gets oversaturated, so people end up forgetting about the new indie piece they got, throw it out and get something new again, there's 0 brand loyalty (which you see with high fashion brands), independent designers end up folding their business because they can't keep up, and the cycle continues.... and then with the intense dysmorphic view on beauty and body types, how is it actually sustainable for a person to live a long, healthy life if they constantly put their minds and bodies through high stress that comes with over-dieting and self-punishment?? skincare goes through trends as well, but it's odd to me how the approach to having a tried and true routine to ensure skin looks and feels healthy (cleansing! moisturizing! high spf in sunscreens + lip products + hand creams!) doesn't apply to the rest of Korea's approach to mental and physical health, and to their consumption habits of clothes/accessories/foods it's like shooting yourself in the foot, there's no long-term benefits for society as a whole to keep going in this way, especially one that has so much access to information and knowledge with one of the fastest internet speeds on the planet!!!! this can be said for most, if not all, rich countries of course, but again the idea of true sustainability seems to be slow-coming in the general Korean consciousness

[@bunny3536]

I kinda like the idea of wearing school uniform as many times if we wear home clothes it might not look really fashionable cause everbody cant afford it ,you might get judged too i felt like when we wear uniform we look alike ,we are not worried on what to wear the next day, will it look good ....but still everybody has their opinion and this was mine😊

[@cocoacoolness]

Yeah that's what my school in Australia kept telling us if we ever complained about wearing a uniform. It's good because students from all backgrounds look the same

[@Krystal109]

This mentality in the fashion industry is just stupid. No one's body is the same as another and even if 2 women of similar builds can "fit" into the same outfit, a small thing like a slightly large bust can result in an outfit looking EXTREMELY different.

[@mayaislam3252]

Hey i am from Bangladesh take love 💜✨🥰

[@BeckysMilkyWay]

I am from Sri Lanka. If you see our school uniforms... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@lily-ni2wi]

If I compare my self with you 💃 I probably look younger than 👀you 👀😂😂because I am kinda 😭fat and I am now only 15 how many people can feel my pain 🥀😂😢💔🥀

[@himanshuarya2704]

Love You Jina Noona 💜💜

[@unclelive6918]

Rip

[@san4606]

I like everything about korea but this toxic beauty standard is... idk what to even say.

[@ChristopherCPearce]

I find it’s best to pick friends who are bigger than me! Or just keep taking them to restaurants and cake shops 🤣 Just to be sure 😜 but seriously, there must be a good market for Koreans who aren’t the size and shape of a child! They might not post much on Insta but I bet they would like access to brands making cool clothes that actually fit?

[@AshleyKaulitz007]

And even if you're slim enough to fit inside, you might be taller, so the clothes are still too small.

[@rue8457]

How to interact (meet) you when I come to Seoul

[@himanshuarya2704]

Jina sis , One question What is the meaning of Ulzzang ?

[@Panda-qj5lp]

*dies in XL**

[@curvygirlzrock8836]

Great video … Wish u much sucess ..☺️🐶💥

[@ashb9655]

In my country being fat is the beauty standard and I am skinny from birth .If anyone meets me for the first time the first thing they ask me is u don't eat anything like why can't they mind their own business our society should stop creating beauty standards fat,skinny,medium just be healthy and happy

[@yathika3552]

From which country you are tell me I m coming there

[@ashb9655]

@@yathika3552 India south india or kerala to be precise

[@Kavyathegreat]

I see many Indians and they are slim They are not fat? What or maybe no?

[@deepalil1085]

@@ashb9655 In Maharashtra thin women are considered pretty , could appreciate chubby but not fat.

[@ashb9655]

@@deepalil1085 every body type is beautiful i live in kerala but I visited maharashtra and spent 1 week there , best holiday I ever had

[@jamesbateman2686]

I love the video Jina it is very informational ❤️🤗And Jina I don't care about your fat but what I do care about is you and your health, just keep doing what you do be your self, and you look beautiful as always Jina ❤️❤️❤️🤗

[@ashkitty1922]

Nice

[@itsjinakim]

😍😍😍

[@mbuivids]

Whatareyoutrying

[@dreamhan7539]

Hello, Your info about South Korea is somewhat coming from a narrow viewpoint. If you are looking for cheap clothing, Dec there is only one size. Even in the USA, there is the same. Some stores have lots of options. I hope some people don't get the wrong idea about South Korea and culture.

[@ninishortsOfficial]

Hi jina ❤️lobe u 🥺 pls u should move out of korea like genuinely I think ur re done with korea now, are u in stressed or maybe sad cause'it look so ,by ur face ,take care dear .✨🥺 Try making yt shorts try something new .I mean u can create a short on makeup look ,dressing tips yu know *trends*,or maybe food shorts .ohh jina pls try shorts I'm sure u gonna love this idea and you will Try something new ✨✨. Pls don't ignore this pls . Lobe u ❤️

[@mike190ify]

Holy Crap, Jina Kim im a 2XX dude until I get that diet advice my big ass is not fitting in any cloths.. Jina Kim as always your look amazing..

[@g.j]

I like korean clothes because it fits me.

[@erikgeorge3770]

🤗❤️🤗🥰🥰🥰

[@Evejackson777.]

I don’t follow trends at all so I’m happy 😂

[@devinjo2318]

Oink Oink.. You look so beautiful.. I love your smile.. I love your dress for fashion.. the Most Inspiring.. the Most Beautiful Flower.. oh moe nah.. YOU are.. Oink oink

[@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottod]

Lets not forget the color options. Like not everyone likes black but korea really just provides little whatever, forcing people to just choose whats "trendy" when in reality as consumers we can only buy whats being provided and or forced to pay extra from other stores just to maintain a style you like. Ah yes capitalism