I Was NOT Expecting this in Seoul 🇰🇷 (South Korea)

[@Lifeinapp]

I just came back from South Korea and two weeks was not nearly enough time. Cant wait to go back

[@alvinantonio8033]

Can’t wait to go back to Seoul one of these days! Hello from New York City!

[@PawsnPlanet]

Your channel deserves way more subscribers and support because you are such a kind and honest person. Wish their were more people like you in the world. 🧡

[@zanetravel]

Thank you so much

[@deepadays1802]

I'm going to South Korea in fall, your vlogs are so helpfull !

[@Factcheck1988]

I never forget many contries who helped us at Korean war. Thank you so much

[@SatieSatie]

You mean the two nations that _started_ the Korean War and dragged other countries into it? The "Korean" War was an extremely brutal proxy war between the Soviets and the Americans on Korean grounds with Korean pawns. Americans were one of the two instigators, not the heroic saviors they're (falsely but successfully) portraying themselves to be. (I'm Korean btw.)

[@Factcheck1988]

@@SatieSatie I mean thanks for helping us. Sorry for making misunderstanding.

[@dr.scheppert6483]

I like these Vibes from the east asia countries. I'm starting my journey with tokyo and seoul next year. Can't wait.

[@mr0glass]

Love how these quiet, charming streets are right next to the main areas. I enjoy these low-key strolls

[@SatieSatie]

Oh, I love your love for Einspänner.😁 Especially as a native Korean, who has lived most of my life in Vienna. I didn't know that it's a thing in Korea now, so cool! Einspänner is a Viennese coffee creation. The coffee house culture is Vienna, Austria's capital, had a huge impact worldwide and is on the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list. Even the famous capuccino has its roots in Vienna.

[@MadeByYujin]

저는 한국에 살고 있지만 제가 가지 않은 장소들을 보여주시네요. 한국에서 멋진 경험 많이 하셨으면 좋겠어요.

[@zanetravel]

Thank you!!

[@tigerpsa4549]

Good old memories in Korea! While I was watching video, I felt like I was walking on the street in Hong dae....😅

[@vs123]

Beautiful city

[@cindylee339]

J'adore your videos Zane! I'm going to Seoul later this year so all of this is exceptionally useful and provides such a wonderful insight of what's to come ❤

[@VERDO-j9n]

한국에서 좋은추억 많이 담아가세요 항상건강하세요 화이팅입니다

[@zanetravel]

Thank you!

[@해갑정]

15:17 맛있게 드시는 모습이 보기가 좋습니다.

[@vldbs6267]

The green area along the railway goes by the name of yeontral park cuz the neighborhood's name is yeonnamdong

[@leonhardwicke7753]

The small towel is a typical Korean thing, the majority of places i have stayed including friends places in Korea is the same, I think it has something to do with drying times and the fact that most korean bathrooms are wet rooms and easy to hang/store smaller towels.

[@visitandshare]

So nice sharing dear ❤ It is really interesting Further success 🍀🍀🍀

[@sunyongkim7502]

Enjoy Seoul

[@zanetravel]

Thank you!

[@sunyongkim7502]

@@zanetravel You’re very welcome 😊

[@brianheikkinen]

You know it's a good day when Zane post a video

[@Kushal-v8b]

Yes Zane is an amazing KZbinr 😎💯🙏

[@zanetravel]

Thanks for watching, Brian!

[@blackscreensoundzzz]

바다 도시에 살고 있어 서울의 모습이 흥미롭다.

[@Wüstenfuchs-x2b]

In S.Korea (Japan), towels are used once and then washed, so the size is small.The hotel will have big towels.

[@헤이러단속반]

Towels are small and thin because Eastern Asians have less body hair then Other countries. Hotel have big towels because travelers are the majority.

[@hik4170]

한국에서는 수건 여러장을 가지고 몸을 닦은 후 바로 세탁하기 때문에 크게 만들어 일주일씩 사용하지 않습니다. 저는 샤워할 때마다 머리 말리는 거, 몸 닦는거, 발 닦는거 해서 3장씩 사용하고 바로 세탁기 돌립니다.

[@민유빈-g6n]

유럽... 부위별로 나눠서 ..안닦나바요???😢 거기..& 발... 몸.. 한번에닦아요?... 세상에ㅜ 생각보다 거긴 좋지않은 세균이 많을수있어요...ㅠ 큰수건은 세탁. 건조. 세균번식용이.. 비효율이에요ㅠ 유럽사람들은 작은수건의 효율성을 써보지않고 그들 방식만을 고집하고. 벗어나면 깊게 생각을안해보거나. 틀안에 갇혀있는..것 같아요...ㅠㅠ😭 익숙해지면 그렇게 큰 수건이 비효율적이라는걸 알수도 있으실꺼에요😅

[@user-xn6id7pp4s]

@@민유빈-g6n미국이나 유럽쪽은 몸 닦는 큰 수건이 따로있어요! 한국처럼 한번 쓰도 빨지 않고 일주일정도 한 수건으로 사용한답니다. 서로 다른 문화일 뿐이죠..

[@iu2]

Some westerners may not be aware that the same towel is not generally used to dry both your feet and face and then reused. This is why the towels are smaller than what they are used to. Using two towels is common. Plus, they are easier to launder after use.

[@remotecont888]

The cold noodle you've eaten is called "Nengmeun"; usually eat it during summer.

[@Bella-gt7tu]

Good job 👍,it makes me want to travel there

[@giannishen]

That room is cool and has very convenient living functions, but to be honest, the price is a bit expensive! Korea’s baking industry is very advanced, and their desserts are exquisite! It feels great to have many restaurants on the same street, I like it! It’s great to see you traveling in Korea, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🥰🙏

[@Kushal-v8b]

Awesome video 😊 love your video's Zane

[@김인애-d4e]

Super awesome Seoul 💓🌸💕

[@iu2]

19:13 Some people in the comments are saying that Zane ordered Pyŏngyang Cold Noodles (펴양냉면). Pyŏngyang is the capital of North Korea. But on the menu, Zane clearly chose Seoul Cold Noodles (서울냉면). I did not see Pyŏngyang on the menu. On a side note, Pyŏngyang cold noodles are probably the most famous NK dish in SK. Only a few restaurants know how to make it correctly, which is why it's not normally found in restaurants. I dont think it's a favorite among South Koreans because it's quite bland.

[@antoniakivindyo8604]

I loved the coffee which you just took And also some of the food the 🍜🥟

[@Lukkinhaa14]

When are you going to make videos in Brazil? I'm sure you would like it and it would get a lot of views! 🇧🇷❤

[@michaelkim733]

18:17 fried beef intestines 18:55 chinchin is a north korean cuisine restaurant

[@공주님-r8t]

좋은 여행되시길,

[@xeononyay]

definitely using this guide when visiting south korea with my family!

[@zanetravel]

I’m glad it’s helpful! Thanks for watching

[@SJDKFASEFAFS]

Hongdae areas including Sangsoo, Yeonnam and Mangwon are great places to chill out and have some amazing food !

[@恩淑崔]

건강 조심하세요

[@sanchirdblessyou9915]

watching your videos is more than better watching other videos on any platform

[@고냥이가아니고돼냥이]

U can USE NAVER MAP.

[@rinadhara2495]

I like to watch your vlogs, you are amazing and my favourite vlogger ❤ take care and thanks a lot for this vlog.

[@zanetravel]

Thank you so much!

[@Kushal-v8b]

Love your video's ❤❤😊​@@zanetravel

[@rinadhara2495]

​​@@zanetravelMost Welcome 👍

[@bunbungod]

welcome back!

[@user-fs8kg7dx1e]

Thank you 서울을 소개해주셔서 감사해요

[@user-vintage3]

This is Nice weather season korea bro ! but some kind of a lonely that being stranger in korea . recommend Itaewon and Hongdae club

[@antoniakivindyo8604]

Woah woah is those clothes it is so Nice

[@elpis9596]

Einspänner is a Viennese coffee , espresso (or very strong americano in Korea) topped with thick whipped cream.. love it❤

[@zanetravel]

Ahh! I’m glad someone answered haha. It’s great!!

[@love20000430]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Atreides217]

Minneapolis and St. Paul have amazing city parks as well! :)

[@jeans_psk]

네이버 지도 좋아요 대중교통도 잘알려주니 서울 이곳저곳 둘러보세요~^^

[@user-fs8kg7dx1e]

Naver map

[@paranoidhumanoid]

0:21 Seogyo: SOG-yo (as in "It's soggy, yo!") 28:05 Gyeongui: GYOUNG-eh (as in the hard "g" in "Getty" + "young").

[@김또치-j2s]

Thanks to coming korea I hope you have a good trip in korea😊

[@eprohoda]

stunning , have a nice day~ =)

[@universalrich3284]

Hey Zane I just wanted to say congratulations on your travel channel. Miss your guidance man. Will you be dropping anymore content on your Intuitive Guidance page?

[@andreeaoanaiordachita1418]

Hey Zane! I follow your videos and because of you I have decided to go on my own in Asia this month:) my question is: how you handle the heat? I will start with Kuala Lumpur in 2 weeks and I'm a bit afraid that I can't visit much because will be too hot:( thank you! can't wait for your next videos!

[@zanetravel]

I'm glad the videos inspired you to travel! I'm sure you'll have a great time. As for the heat, I think it was just a matter of adapting and drinking lots of water tbh.

[@Lv1_Fool]

Korea is the country with the best air conditioning system:) If you want to avoid the heat, I recommend you to evacuate to any building and move around with minimal movement.. Other than that, there is no other way to overcome Korea's summer. It would be best to just come in the spring or autumn season

[@andreeaoanaiordachita1418]

@@Lv1_Fool i was impulsive when i bought the ticket to Asia🥲 later i realised that was a rocky mistake to go there in the summer 🫠 but hey…at least i will be in Asia,dream came true🫠

[@vldbs6267]

Sticking around beach area could be one way to fight fire with fire imho

[@manuelsanchez8077]

Just funny because Zane if you walked just two more blocks past the Main Street, you would’ve been in the hongdae street you always visit 😂 Yeonamdong is the best place to stay when visiting Seoul imo, so next time try looking up airbnbs there.

[@MarkPuke13]

What camera is this?

[@mimivelasquez137]

Nestle's Bear Brand and Temu are your Brand ADs Zane😊 I did not skip

[@zanetravel]

I appreciate that 😎

[@cheeeeeeeesecake]

Highly recommend SFbagel in Yeonnam-dong, near where you're staying. Best of the best

[@mr0glass]

2nd this - cinnamon rolls on weekends are amazing, too.

[@mazarinrichelieu3265]

Did you use an esim for your journeys to Japan and South Korea? If so, which company did you use? Many thanks. :)

[@ericrichards3591]

US passport holders do not need a tourist visit to enter S Korea. You automatically get a 90 sticker in your book. No visa required.

[@Kushal-v8b]

Yes correct 💯

[@ADesertVoice]

Great video. Just a comment though I've noticed with foreigners who are either staying or visiting South Korea. I don't understand this "loneliness" aspect of being in a foreign land. I mean isn't that obvious? Why would anyone go to a foreign land and think they are going to have instant friends or people catering to them? I mean I would think it'd be worse if you were an asian person and go to a European country; meaning that asian person will feel even MORE isolated? Sounds normal to me that loneliness is just a natural detraction of foreign travel, especially if you are going to a foreign land long term.

[@eidophor2]

Korean soul food (I'am Korean) 1. Grilled Pork belly with grilled Kimchi some restaurants use sottukkeong(Korean traditional pot's cover) to grill Pork belly and Kimchi with pork's fat. My faborite combination is the piece of 삼겹살(pork belly) with grilled kimchi. These combination has synergy with each other. when you search, copy and paste 솥뚜껑 삼겹살 맛집. If there is no sottukkeong pork belly restaurant, try the franchise pork restaurant 하남돼지집 that also grills kimchi for you. 2. Cheese Dakgalbi (Marinated chiken dish with cheese toppings) Chuncheon is famous for the originality of these food but Dakgalbi restaurant is in everywhere in korea. Don't forget to add cheese topping and after meal fried rice on the grill that you ate Dakgalbi! when you search, copy and paste 닭갈비 맛집. 3. GUK-BAP (국밥) That means korean traditional way of eating. Rice and Soup. There are many kind of GUK-BAP in korea. GUK-BAP with pork (famous in busan), beef, ...etc. when you search copy and paste 돼지국밥 맛집or 소고기해장국 맛집or 삼계탕 맛집or 콩나물국밥 맛집or 양평해장국 맛집 4. JJIgae (찌개) That means korean soul soup. Famous one is KIMCHI-JJIgae which mainly uses kimchi, and the other is Soy bean JJIgae which could be the main dish, but also a side dish when you eat pork belly bbq. when you search, copy and paste 김치찌개 for kimchi-jjigae, 된장찌개 for soy bean jjigae or 순두부찌개 for tofu jjigae or 차돌된장찌개 or 등갈비김치찌개 5. JJIM (찜) JJIM is somewhat similar to JJIgae but it has less soup in it. It uses special machine to use pressure (sometimes) to cook the dish using kimchi or fish or beef or pork or etc. when you search copy and paste 김치찜 맛집 for Kimchi-JJIM, 아구찜 맛집 or 생선찜 맛집 or 동태찜 맛집 for fish-JJIM 맛집and 갈비찜 맛집for meat with soy sauce. 6. CHIKEN AND BEER AND RAMYEON at Han-river at NIGHT This is special experience in seoul. The view at Han-river at Night is so good that even seoul citizens occationally go there. 7. Sot-bap with fish Sot-bap is the rice that is only cook for you with special cooking machine that uses pressure to make a good rice. With rice, there are may side dishes that is given when you order sot-bap. Usually main side dishes are grilled fish or tteok-galbi which made with beef. when you search copy and paste 솥밥맛집. 8. Tang Tang is also a soup dish, but the difference is it is still cooked when you eat dish as the meat makes deeper flavor to tang. when you seach copy and paste 감자탕 맛집 9. Korean street food (kimbap, tteokbokki) Tteokbokki which is truely sould food for kids as well as adults. It is korean tteok that is made with rice or flour and marinated with hot spicy sauce(not too hot. If there has the chilly looking franchise tteokbokki restaurant don't try that.) It is some what spicy and sweet sauce that is with teok and fish cake and some fried dishes to dip on that sauce. Kimbap is now somewhat famous in us that is a korean roll. Typically we eat kimbap with tteokbokki. when you search copy and paste 분식 맛집 or 떡볶이 맛집 or 즉석떡볶이 맛집 or 김밥 맛집 10. Hardcore try if you search restaurants with these keyword, they are somewhat hardcore that even some koreans don't eat some cases. But most of those are very popular foods. when you search, copy and paste 회 맛집 (raw fish) or 곱창 맛집 (beef or pig grilled viscera) or 선지해장국 맛집 (blood soup) or 내장탕 맛집 (viscera soup) My english is bad.

[@민유빈-g6n]

유럽... 부위별로 나눠서 ..안닦나바요???😢 x거기..& 발... 몸.. 한번에닦아요?... 세상에ㅜ 생각보다 x거긴 좋지않은 세균이 많을수있어요...ㅠ 큰수건은 세탁. 건조. 세균번식용이.. 비효율이에요ㅠ 유럽사람들은 작은수건의 효율성을 써보지않고 그들 방식만을 고집하고. 벗어나면 깊게 생각을안해보거나. 틀안에 갇혀있는..것 같아요...ㅠㅠ😭 익숙해지면 그렇게 큰 수건이 비효율적이라는걸 알수도 있으실꺼에요😅

[@severinepiano]

Zane 미국 사람이잖아요 ㅋㅋ 저도 처음 한국에 왔을 때 좀 불편했는데 이제 작은 수건 쓰는 거 익숙해졌어요. 특히 여기 사람들 작은 아파트에서 살아서 큰 거 팔기 어렵고 보관하기도 어려워요 근데 유럽 집에 자리 많아서 문제 가없었어요. 서양 사람들 큰 수건 좋아하는 이유는 작은 수건이 몸 조금만 닦으면 바로 젖고 잘 닦을 수 없기 때문이거든요. 큰 거 쓰면 물기 더 많이 흡수돼서 더 편한 느낌이 나고 두 번째 이유는 몸 닦고 나서 수건 몸에 감싸하고 샤워 나가는 거 좋아하기 때문이에요. 저도 처음에 작은 거 쓰니까 나올 때 너무 벌거벗은 느낌이 나서 어색하고 추웠어요 ㅋㅋ 먼저 머리 말려야 해서 바로 옷을 입을 수도 없고.. 제 생각에는 생활방식에 따라 장단점 있는 것 같아요. 근데 제가 좀 이해가 어려운 거는 당신이 유럽 사람이 자기 방식만 고집한다고 하는데 당신도 한국 방식만 좋다고 다른 거 다 비효율적이라고 하신 거잖아요. 다른 나라 사람의 방식이 달라서 더럽다는 말은 너무한다고 생각합니다..

[@룰러-j7u]

나 한 수건으로 닦는데

[@severinepiano]

@@룰러-j7u 그럼 털 많이 없곘죠 ㅋㅋ 그럼 작은 거 하나 충분해요. 한국 사람 몸이랑 생활방식이 서양 사람이랑 다르다는 이유 있죠 다 다르니까요..

[@alexahn7135]

This is my neighborhood. Watching you explore it makes me want to pretend I were a tourist and grab a coffee at one of the local cafes.

[@antoniakivindyo8604]

Can i ask you is it possible for me to find a job over there and a place to build my house

[@TravelWithNala]

Zane needs "Looks Super Trendy" merch

[@zanetravel]

😂

[@mr0glass]

Looks like Pyeongyang Naengmyeon. If you like cold noodles you can try makguksu or bibimmyeon for a spicier version

[@iu2]

No. It literally said Seoul Cold Noodles on the menu.

[@mr0glass]

@@iu2 They told Zane it was North Korean cuisine so...

[@mr0glass]

@@iu2 There is no such thing as "Seoul Naengmyeon" anyway, it is Pyeongyang but this restaurant calls it Seoul as I guess it is their own version. The restaurant said it was North Korean style and it is clearly Pyeongyang style in the video. But yeah, the menu says "Seoul" but there is no such thing.

[@iu2]

@@mr0glass OK. Thank you for clearing that up.

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

20:59 You’re supposed to add vinegar and Chinese mustard to the cold noodle dish. Otw, it’s bland. It’s not soba noodle.

[@iu2]

You're not required to. You add it to your preference. Many people don't add anything if the broth was prepared correctly.

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

@@iu2 There’s always that one pedantic knucklehead. You’re not required to add marinara sauce to spaghetti either 🙄.

[@iu2]

@@JohnLee-db9zt yeah. There's always a dimwit trying to bully others into submission on how to eat something. Stay in school, kid.

[@aquaticko]

I'm sure others have said all this before, but just some tips for Korean pronunciation from someone who is still very much so learning, himself: 1. Anytime you see "eo" together (such as "seogyo"), pronounce it like "uh". For instance, Incheon is "In-chun". 2. "Si" is pronounced as "she"; still not sure whose idea it was to not write the "H". E.g., "dosi" is "doh-she" 3. Any stand alone "O" is a long vowel, i.e., pronounce it like "oh" 4. It takes some mindfulness/practice from us native English speakers, but any "y+vowel" should be "slid" together, said as one sound. I.e., not "ee-oh", but "yo" Korean pronunciation is a lot like French in my brain: you often don't say the letters as you'd think just based on how they're written. Thanks for the great videos!

[@kestrl]

great video, when were you there when you filmed this? i saw on your instagram you posted pics of korea back in october?

[@wooklim9440]

Yeah, towels and napkins are things and small. I was in Gangnam for 10 days...new government reg where they don't provide you with soap, toothbrush, etc...

[@MoniandDunny]

Has anyone else had that experience with the little towels? Lol We were in SK in April. We only stayed in 2 spots but both had normal size bath towels.

[@Lv1_Fool]

Unless it's a four-star hotel or higher, it's better not to expect it. East Asians have relatively less hair and body odor, so we need your understanding because we have a culture of wiping away water quickly, and we also have a culture of using and washing towels only once

[@eashgha]

어릴 때 서울 서초1동에 살았는데 어릴적 골목길 풍경과 비슷해요. 서울의 골목길은 계획신도시 느낌이 아니어서 그만의 감성이 있네요. 지금은 서울이 아닌, 수도권 신도시에 살아서 보다 모던하지만 저런 감성은 없네요.

[@unka2007]

저도 어렸을 땐 깔끔하고 직선으로 뻗은 넓은 신도시(미국 갬성) 도로가 좋았는데 지금은 저런 아기자기한 골목길이 좋더라구요

[@oawf5657]

Google map (X) Naver map (O) C;mon bro. Google map works no good for you in Korea.

[@1Factorman]

Huh, interesting what do you do for living ?

[@DanielBellon108]

🤍🥯🥯🇰🇷

[@alexmurtravel]

best t-shirts and polo from Uniqlo with polyester material which you can put in your bag and You don't need to iron them, they look like new, good material, try it

[@junep879]

you ate 평양냉면! it is good experience!

[@iu2]

The menu said 서울냉면. Where do you see 평양?

[@junep879]

@@iu2 he said north korea. so I thought it is 평양냉면 and also look like it.

[@munchoi5743]

How long will u be in Seoul? Already left? I know a few cool vegan restaurants and cool places to visit in town, so let me know if you r interested.... Even next visit....

[@dwise2165]

I visited Japan and South Korea last year. I didn’t care much for South Korea, but absolutely loved Japan. In general the people seemed more kind and warm 😊 I can’t wait to go back to Japan.

[@루마리-n8k]

Ooh that place seems like a nice area when there’s a zombie attack

[@kryi1730]

서양인들 누구나 한국에 대해 기대하지 않고 왔다더라 근데 와서 보니 놀랬다는데 뭐가 놀랄일인지

[@Jy10h]

그러게요ㅋㅋㅋ

[@gumjungbaji]

맥락상 NOT Expecting this is Seoul을 '서울을 기대하지 않았다'고 번역하기 보다는 '서울엔 내가 생각치도 못한 대단한 것들이 있었다'는 식으로 이해하는게 좋습니다. 외국 여행유튜버들이 극찬할때 쓰는 표현 중 하나입니다.

[@jinmo2821]

​@@gumjungbaji다른 곳에서는 봤는데 서울에서도 볼 줄은 몰랐다. 즉 알고 보니 서울도 다른 곳과 별반 차이 없구나, 다른 곳에 비해 수준이 떨어지진 않네, 하는 그런 뉘앙스임.

[@글루미갓데이]

​@Edward90n2세상에서 우리를 가장 혐오하시는 조선족들ㅋㅋ

[@mnm-q9u]

그게 아니라 크리에이터 커뮤니티 같은 게 있다고, 디지털 노마드를 위한 workplace 가 있다고, 새로운 아이디어 플레이스라고 계속 말하잖아요. 뒤에 보면 city park를 발견하고 이런 장소가 많지 않은데 홍대에 이런 데가 있는 줄 몰랐다고도 하고..

[@sarutadarin8669]

แล้วคุณคาดหวังอะไร?ค่ะ 😊

[@discofun]

Budweiser? You don't like drinking imports!!!

[@HeatherLewis213]

1st

[@samikay6290]

Nice area but ngl the last vlogs of Seoul are straight up better, you need to step up the game. We need more action

[@q777lhs]

어떻게 된게 간판에 한글은 거의 보이질 않고 영어, 한자, 일본어가 주류냐? 그런거로 쓰면 더 고급져 보이냐? 자존감이라고는 없어 보인다.

[@unka2007]

진짜 규제가 필요한 듯.너무 부문별하게 사용함. 정부에선 뭐 하는지

[@dnkim8315]

영어 하나 없이 자국어로 다 쓰는 중국은 자존감이 높은건가요 그럼 ㅋㅋ

[@anon-tlv3399]

youre paying $160!! for a room with no body towels, no soap, stains on couch, flimsy student bed, no shower curtain, no hanging wardrobe. nah ah. I dont care how much "creative" goes on there, this is basically glorified basic student accomodation with 4 star hotel prices.

[@unka2007]

@user-su1dy4si1h인도사람인듯

[@j_c_fleet9529]

That Local Stitch Creator Town is way too expensive, even by Korean standards! It's a big shame.

[@sunyongkim7502]

Hi You try trip Namsan Tower near by .. from there Sooooo nice place 👍👍👍 Don,t miss Namsan Tower 🇰🇷💙

[@ThalesPE-p2u]

Seriusly, you're paying $160 per night to stay at this place? I would rather getting a nice hotel or sleep outside. No offense!

[@jinmo2821]

Unfocused jibber-jabber. Very distracted.

[@SatieSatie]

I like his videos because they're unscripted, authentic, and natural. It's like walking around town with a friend. I'm so sick of staged reactions and rehearsed soliloquies on KZbin, it's getting out of hand.

[@kevinchang7497]

Unlike western countries who use one towel for a week, we Koreans will only use it ONCE

[@Liz._x3]

I love your videos!!!! 💗💗

[@zodiyuh]

again with another great video of seoul (p.s. Zane do u reply to your instagram dms?)

[@Aprilann04]

Manifesting 😢😢