Indian, Pakistani, Desi Life in Korea: Good & Bad 🇮🇳🇵🇰🇰🇷 | Korean Pizza Club | EP.7

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The Desi community continues to grow in Korea. Today we have Majid from Pakistan, Neha and Yukta from India to share their stories living in Korea. While most of their experiences focus on the positive side of Korea, of course there are negative ones as well. Are Koreans welcoming of Indians and Pakistanis?
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Timestamps
00:00 Teaser
1:02 - Intro
3:02- What is Desi?
3:48 - What made you come to Korea / Experiences
10:14- Shocking culture differences
22:24- Dancing!
22:53- Desi Community in Korea
26:26 ad
27:05- Bad experience in Korea
33:18- David investing in the Indian Market
35:07- Visit India and Pakistan
36:45- Most memorable/ nice experience in Korea
42:45- Biggest advice you can give for people who wants to visit Korea
47:00- Camera died but still goes on
50:39- Learn Korean (more opportunities)
51:01- Koreas customer service
53:12- Part 2? Dating experiences

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[@jklife2481]

best vedios ever majid is like to us Korean ambassador for all Pakistani he is so famous neha and yukta I love them their tiro are best majid neha yukta you guys are best we want to see you more and more special majid bro

[@basugunja]

@@jklife2481 NICE VIDEO BUT : 14:06... I AM AN INDIAN WOMAN BUT I HATE CRICKET. 15:48 TO 18:30.... MAJORITY OF INDIAN GIRLS AND WOMEN I KNOW WEAR MAKE-UPS WHEN THEY VENTURE OUT OF THEIR HOMES. I MYSELF DO SO FOR EXAMPLE. AND HENCE, IT IS NOT MUCH OF A CULTURAL SHOCK FOR US INDIANS. HENCE I DO NOT AGREE WITH ANYTHING THESE GIRLS SAID. 20:23 TO 20:30..... SOMEONE WAITING FOR FOOD IN LINE OUTSIDE SHOPS OR RESTAURANTS DOES HAPPEN IN CITIES LIKE KOLKATA OFTEN. I MYSELF EXPERIENCED IT. 20:36 TO 20:40....SHE IS WHINNING. INDIA IS 100 TIMES MORE CROWDED THAN KOREA INDIA HAVING THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF POPULATION IN THE WORLD AT PRESENT. 25:53 TO 26:00......POLITICS OF A COUNTRY MANY TIMES DOES DEFINE WHO THE PEOPLE ARE. BEING A KEEN OBSERVER OF HISTORY, POLITICS AND SCIENCE I DO KNOW IT. SO I DO NOT AGREE WITH HER. 26:15 TO 26:22..... OUR LANGUAGES ARE CLOSELY RELATED BUT NOT ALWAYS SAME SINCE INDIA HAS MANY LANGUAGES HINDI BEING ONE OF THE MAIN LANGUAGES, MY LAMGUAGE IS BENGALI FOR EXAMPLE AND BANGLADESH TOO HAVE DIFFERENT KIND OF BENGALI LANGUAGE AND ALSO PAKISTAN HAS URDU LANGUAGE WHICH IS CLOSELY RELATED TO HINDI AND MAJORITY OF INDIAN LANGUAGES COME FROM OUR ANCIENT YET CLASSIC INDO-ARYAN LANGUAGE CALLED SANSKRIT, AND SOUTH INDIAN PEOPLE'S LANGUAGES HAVE COMMON ANCESTRY IN ANCIENT DRAVID LANGUAGE. AND INDIANS BEING HIGHLY PATRIOTIC AS WELL AS EMOTIONAL PEOPLE, WE INDIANS GEL WELL WITH OTHERS FROM OUR SUBCONTINENT AND CONTINENT WELL. 27:30 TO 28:00..... NEHA SHOULD HAVE TOLD THAT KOREAN MAN THAT CEO OF CHANEL IS AN INDIAN PERSON HIMSELF. 28:16..... THEY DO NOT THINK INDIANS LIVE UNDER ROCKS AND IT WAS RUDE OF DAVID TO LAUGH LIKE THAT BECAUSE INDIANS ARE WAY SUPERIOR TO KOREANS. 28:30 TO 29:14...... NO BOY OR MAN SHOULD PHYSICALLY HIT A GIRL OR A WOMAN EVEN OUT OF RACISM OR OUT OF JOKE OR HUMOUR. 29:25 TO 29:45 ..... THAT IS HORRIBLE AND SOME OF THE WORST THINGS IN THE WORLD. I WOULD NEVER GO TO KOREA FOR WHATSOEVER REASONS BY THE WAY. I WATCH SELECTIVE K-DRAMAS AND AM CONTENT WITH THAT ONLY. 30:00 TO 30:13...... NOW THIS IS HILARIOUS!😅 LOL. 30:20 TO 30:36.....ONLY STUPID PEOPLE IN THEIT FANTASY DREAM FAIRY-TALE WORLD GETS OFFENDED IF SOMEONE SAYS ANYTHING NEGATIVE ABOUT KOREA, THEIR LA LA LAND OF K-DRAMAS AND K-POP. 30:00 TO 31:06... INDIA IS DEVELOPING AND NOT YET DEVELOPED. 31:10 TO 32:05...... NOW THIS IS BAD. 32:20 TO 32:49.... NOW THIS IS NICE AND SWEET. HE IS LUCKY. 33:20....... INTERESTING THING TO KNOW. GOOD LUCK, DAVID. 33:27 TO 34:40....... OUR COUNTRY INDIA IS ALSO FULL OF NEGATIVITY SO INDIA IS NOT GOING THERE EVEN IN 2175. OUR INDIA TILL DATE HAS HUGE NUMBER OF POVERTY AND UNEMPLOYMENT WHICH IS TRUE. 34:52...... HEAVEN ON EARTH? NICE JOKE YOU SAID DUDE. 35:45 TO 35:49..... WHAT IS WRITTEN IS NOT COMPLETELY FALSE AND IS PARTLY TRUE, I BEING AN INDIAN MYSELF KNOW IT. 37:37 TO 39:40.... THIS IS THE BEST THING I HEARD IN THE VIDEO. 38:35 TO 38:41...... KOREAN PEOPLE ARE KIND? NICE JOKE LOL. 38:00 TO 39:05.... I THOUGHT AHJUSSIS WERE SUPER RUDE PEOPLE. I AM DELIGHTED TO KNOW THIS. 39:00 TO 39:18....... THIS IS TRUE THOUGH. BUT EVERYONE KNOWS THAT KOREAN PEOPLE ARE RUDE. 39:20 TO 39:26...... NOW THIS IS A JOKE AGAIN. 39:30 TO 39:36......BEING OVERLY PATIENT OR WHATEVER DAVID SAYS IS NOT A BAD THING AT ALL IN CASE OF KOREAN PEOPLE. 39:41.....KOREAN SOFT POWER SUCKS TO BE HONEST. BTS FOR EXAMPLE SUCKS. 43:35 TO 43:43...... IT IS "EAST ASIAN" AND NOT JUST "ASIAN" AND NO ONE FETISHES ANY GENDER OTHER THAN MALE GENDER AND FEMALE GENDER IN DARWIN'S EVOLUTIONARY FACT OF HUMAN CIVILISATION. AGAIN SAYING, IT IS "EAST ASIAN" AND NOT JUST "ASIANS". 49:32 TO 50:18.... I DON'T WANT TO SEE KOREA AS A MULTI-RACIAL COUNTRY BECAUSE ETHNICITY OF A COUNTRY SHOULD BE MAINTAINED I BELIEVE. 50:35 TO 50:43.....TO DO LIKE HOW ROMANS DO IN ROME WE DO NOT NEED TO LEARN KOREAN LANGUAGE. I NEVER THINK KOREAN PEOPLE ARE KIND AND POLITE TO BE HONEST. REST OF THE VIDEO IS GOOD.

[@basugunja]

@@sara.cbc92 Lol. Go see tons of other videos where South Korean KZbinrs only have revealed dark side of Korea.

[@basugunja]

@@sara.cbc92 Korean boys and men do not respect girls and women and exploit them. They even physically hit many girls and women.

[@bhagyashreerout2825]

Ceo of CHANEL is also an Indian her name is Leena Nair. India is the 5th largest economy in the world.. we don't depends on other country for our safety and security.

[@shobhnas6304]

ate nd left no crumbs 🤟

[@nusratbhat825]

then why more indians left their country

[@sidjain999]

@@nusratbhat825lol Indians would still be leaving cause our population is so huge irrespective of the economy

[@devkumarverma7376]

@@nusratbhat825 they do't left bro they only go for better opportunity. their soul are connected with india they miss india you can ask any indian if you got anywhere ok

[@jahnavisingh4956]

@@nusratbhat825 it’s easy to speak but the truth is opportunity, India has a huge population is so large that competition is very tuff, it’s easier for Indians to get into Ivy leagues than iit’s and IIM’s so yes wherever the opportunity is available

[@searching_bliss]

27:59 I laughed out loud hearing “Indian people don’t know Chanel” 😂😂 But the reality is - the Global CEO of Chanel is an Indian 🤣🤣

[@harshitaprusty6640]

Damn🤣🤣

[@vandav3859]

So what . I dont care about chanel Why should Indians know about Chanel. We have much better brands here.

[@Sam47763]

I bet 90% of Indians don't.. only few high net individual or those who follow kpop mostly know about this brand..

[@webv2755]

Leena Nair, She attended same college as of me.

[@CatMom7]

The irony 😂👏🏼 she was sweet and respectful for not clapping back

[@mylovefromkorea17]

Thank you so much David for inviting us . We had good fun time shooting this and speaking our mind especially me 😜 took out all ..

[@koreanpizzaclub]

Thank you Neha for coming :) I enjoyed every bit of talk! We will do it soon again!

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

It was lovely being a part of your podcast

[@abcdefgh09876]

Totally agreed 🤝

[@priyankacreation8820]

​@@koreanpizzaclub we all wait for that Do again soon 😊

[@Moyeon2516]

It was really nice didi to all of you together 👍👍👍💞💞💞

[@HereDiianas]

I am French and have managed an Indian team for a French company for one year. I also worked 6 months in Chennai for that same job and with the same team in 2013, and that part of India was catching the development of the North part but so many big companies were already there and more were on their ways. But still, as said in this video, the view of India in France is so far behind from reality. I was gladly pleased and had a great time there. I also visited Kerala and truly enjoyed it. I was really glad I could go and see things for myself. The world also shows such a wrong/bad view of sub-saharian African countries.... so I understand... They also never show the middle class the entrepreneurs of any African countries except sometimes South Africa... Never. India actually reminded me a lot of Central Africa, I loved it, and people were so nice. I am from Congo.

[@Planet_India1]

You can't say the whole world shows all this things about India and other countries, it's mostly the WEST where all this pr0pagan da comes from , WEST whether it's america or eu are very "pro" in spreading all this , they're master of pr0pagan da 👏.

[@Jaishankar_s_supremacy]

It's the West and the countries influenced by it who show all pr0pagan da about India and other countries, nothing new and tbh we don't care 💀 . We Indians know how our country is and how our people are. US/EU are the masters of pr0pagan da 👏.

[@mryj2424]

Ok thank you

[@ashwinvk4124]

The Southern part of India tends to be more developed than the northern part

[@Azokyjuf902]

@@ashwinvk4124 Tamil Nadu is very undeveloped better than Eastern India like Bihar, Bengal tho.

[@MajidMushtaqOfficial]

It was so much fun doing this podcast with all these lovely people 🥰 Hope to appear again on this channel again! ❤

[@koreanpizzaclub]

Oh no worries. Look at all the comments wanting a pt.2! Lets do it soon🔥🤙

[@rababkhan1311]

Majid, i would just like to tell you that soooo many Indians who are into Korea, enjoy your videos. Secondly, i relate to you when you compare Korea with other foreign countries. I don't even relate to English or other Western dramas or movies as much as i relate to Korean dramas coz there certainly is a cultural similarity.

[@irfanmahmood7767]

majid....... The best Pakistani...........

[@anupamraj3922]

well, Pakistan country totally deserves it for what gov. sponsoring terrorist activities...i am not blaming you though

[@aanakrukavi]

Please do not tie Indians with Pakistanis. It is like binding South and North Korea. Completely different in thinking and way of life except in some places.

[@Meloncholi]

Neha is so real and talkative and i love her for that.

[@ray.ar.5757]

I agree 💯

[@rupaschannel5856]

Me too. I love the way she talks

[@soniajasrotia374]

These ladies didn’t let Majid speak 😂😂😂so it’s true when two ladies meet they don’t let others speak 😂😂🙏

[@anisha._.anisha]

This is desi too 🤭

[@soniajasrotia374]

Exactly

[@abhikulkarni7089]

I noticed that 😂

[@KaitoSan777]

That's we Indian men call. Bhartiya naari sab pe bhaari

[@valeriaorozcocontreras2581]

Wooow I was impressed by how Indians are similar to Mexicans, specially with the aspect of being late. Mexicans also show up like 1 hour late and it is not wrong. I think will get easily along. Thank you for this podcast that allow the viewers to discover interesting culture facts.

[@redleon7689]

Even i heard there are many similarities in Indian and Mexicans. Foods and peoples also look similar some said, I will try to explore more about mexican culture.

[@StarDust_uploads]

Now that you have mentioned the getting late part, I think we will get along really well😂

[@iamyourgodofworld]

​@May ignore him😅

[@archit2894]

The only people who wont relate with this are America Canada and Europe

[@jaykashyap_]

Indians migrated to Mexico near 1000 yrs ago, so their food & looks are similar to Indians

[@arinaaaarr]

25:50 “Politics in a country doesn't define who the people are”, hit me hard. It's relatable to all countries and cultures.

[@aanakrukavi]

Please do not tie Indians with Pakistanis. It is like binding South and North Korea. Completely different in thinking and way of life except in some places.

[@arinaaaarr]

@@aanakrukavi huh ? I meant in general I wasn’t speaking about Pakistanis or Indians. And I really liked this video a lot as well as I learned a lot through this video about Indians and Pakistanis

[@s2gdodge0704]

It doesn't apply to Pakistan 😂😂

[@arinaaaarr]

@@s2gdodge0704 wth ? for real :0? tell me more

[@rababkhan1311]

David literally had to tell the guests multiple times that he needs to end the video. Thats exactly how much we Desi people love talking 😂 i felt bad for Majid. Desi women, i tell you, can never run out of topics to talk about. And yes, CHAI(Tea) is not just a beverage for us. It is emotion❤ Thank you Korea for being so good to our Desi people❣️

[@hmmmmm5734]

Literally he didn't get chance to speak....desi girls were having their tym in gossiping 😂😂

[@sumandutta4834]

Agree 😂

[@Garnishes]

All guests are great, Neha shared very honestly, and i particularly appreciate Yukta's calm eloquence and Majid's reflective and well-considered thought process

[@ranadeepjash1150]

0:17 0:17

[@momeegogoi8903]

I'm so used to hearing Neha speak in Hindi that even when she's speaking English here, all I can hear is Desi 😜 loved this ep, love from 🇮🇳 Also, I'm glad I could see V throughout ❤️

[@tulika_9519]

Indians doesn't know CHANEL??? 😂 Ahh..That Korean should know who's CHANEL's CEO then 😇 Nice interview btw. We would definitely love to have part 2 with these lovely talented desi people ❤

[@chroniclesofcode]

This podcast was about Indians living away from India for a decades. 😂😂 but still they know about India 😅😅.

[@supriyaede3852]

90% of Indians does not know what Chanel is. That is 1.17 billion population. I am an Indian living in India.

[@tulika_9519]

@@supriyaede3852 They don't know the existence of South Korea too. Lol 😇 Even if 10% know, it's a huge ass population, much more than that whole population of tiny SK.

[@AACouple]

@@tulika_9519 this is true. Once I talk about Kdrama in a salon in HYD, and they asked me 'Korea means North Korea, right? " 😆

[@psychoastronaut5251]

​@@tulika_9519 lady you're just romanticizing here though India is huge country not in land but just overpopulated and they are proud of their outgrowing population? lol S.Korea might be a smaller country but it's way ahead in many aspects what it'd take India to reach on that level Korea is a home of like every biggest brands right now Look at their lifestyle and their modern era they've access to like everything but here in India we're not fortunate enough to think about those lifestyles and yeah you talking about our some of our indian population don't even know about Korea? lady i bet you our Indian morons don't even know about indians states and cultures what are you talking about 🙄

[@amphitriteposedion533]

0:44 episode starts 10:10 cultural differences 26:26 ad 27:00 bad experiences in Korea 36:45 good experiences in Korea 42:40 biggest advice for visitors

[@Anmolnegi-yw7hg]

One the major difference between india and Korea is that Korea is so small , I mean if a thing is trending in Seoul it will become trendy in Korea be it food like if a popular shop is selling a new food item in Seoul people will call it Korean food but india is big so what happens in one region doesn't affect others , similarly Korea has only Seoul and Korea people tend to like copying westerners be it food , clothing or cultural things so it becomes same for Korea

[@ineedpowers5151]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@rupaschannel5856]

Yeah

[@hmmmmm5734]

I really don't like this things of following trend.....i mean if i will see a huge crowd for a typical dessert.....i will definitely excuse myself from there....😂😂 And will eat after the hype goes down.....i can't bear to stand in lines for hours....

[@dellyspice]

Well it is 2023 and u guys have internet tho Right? all u have internet, right?

[@yokshiichicago7712]

I really how Neha just speak from her heart she defined Desi community in the best way and love this podcast rooting for part 2

[@ShahidMehmood-sb5rq]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 l feel so proud to be a Pakistani because of majid that he reprenting Pakistani culture so well and l want pt 2 thanks for reprenting Pakistani and Indian culture thanks to host and team because of this show people in Pakistan and India well come to know so much about korea by the way once again thanks for this show ❤

[@hmmmmm5734]

But i feel very pity for him....he can't get the enough tym to speak as the other two desi girls made a team...and started to bicker together....i mean the mc had to call out for him😂😂

[@yahhn54321]

​@@hmmmmm5734Hahaha cuz people wants to know about India more and also India has quite a lot to tell about in terms of the development and others things rather than bitching like Pakistan about India and begging for money from Saudi, UAE, China, USA, IMF etc etc...just to support terrorism in India and yeah to plot about how to remove their own PM from power so that the military could rule😂😂😂😂

[@Kitty786kat]

​@@hmmmmm5734 yeah but girls in general talk more maybe that's why😂

[@aritrabiswas4865]

What's reprent ?🙂 btw congrats, finally a good speaker pakistani made pakistan 0.0001% proud with some good talks. 🙂🙏👍

[@user-bz6hn3pb9r]

yes u are right

[@imtrusfrated875]

The way they represent India is totally appreciated . Proud to be Indian All of them are beautiful ❤

[@LINTJ123]

Sakshma srivastav is there in Korea. David try to bring her to the show as well.

[@sarcasticsree]

As much as i like the enthusiasm, experiences & fun stories of Desis here ,i particularly liked the host , how he was keeping up with their craziness & spontaneity !😂 These people are so real & genuine !!! Not a single dull moment !! Want a part -2 !😍 P.S. - Yukta had the most balanced viewpoints , she was spot on , on almost everything , also she did not shy away from telling her true experiences whether its good or bad without sounding diplomatic or rude ! You go girl !👏

[@user-yh7ix2ow1p]

The fact that India has had global brands working with the country since a long time. Ysl had had fashion shows in mumbai as far back as in 1989 and Valentino in 2004. India has been on the map fashionwise long before other countries have.

[@anmolmonga1933]

I think its because India is the place where most of these brands are manufactured. All made-in-France fashion brands are actually made in India. I don't think its because of its hype.

[@acoolindian]

Desi community is the best, most vibrant and most colourful community.. and also the most vocal community at the same time. love and peace to all.. from Delhi

[@joicy3308]

I feel like, koreans are really into superfical things as if their status is dependent on things like- looks, luxury bags, trend following rather then actual depth. No offense to them, each of their own I love how the indian pair was telling everything the way it is and majid had more of a diplomatic approach

[@yogaboy5268]

28:00 CEO of chanel is indian , joke is on him

[@ranjanagoyal8352]

Neha slayed it.She actually properly described our culture and all things about Indian❤lots of love from India darling.We proud of you ❤

[@kookyshreya1673]

Neha talks so well . Everything was on point

[@AbdulAli-ku9he]

So happy to see that Desi people feel the connection of common origin they have as motherland India before partition.

[@aanakrukavi]

Please do not tie Indians with Pakistanis. It is like binding South and North Korea. Completely different in thinking and way of life except in some places.

[@gubi662]

really loved this conversation, specially how honest and thoughtful the panel was about everything. it was such a fun video, would love to have a part 2, if possible.

[@silverstar8886]

I really appreciate this diverse cultural discussion. Everyone has such a realistic and practical point of view on living in Korea.

[@Jazzybalcaceres]

I really loved this panel !! Definitely need a part 2 !!

[@kritanshkeith9989]

Majid is diplomatic rather being realistic, Whereas Neha is Realistic , very thoughtful and welcoming 😊

[@hmmmmm5734]

Yeah that's true....i found Majid flattering korea idk why....i mean there is good n bad everywhere....he was emphasising their good part alot like he is going to participate in the next upcoming korean election or something

[@sarcasticsree]

​@@hmmmmm5734true !😂

[@genovevalara3989]

It's so nice to learn about other cultures, thank you David for this subject.

[@supercheetah778]

This was a great discussion! Yeah, a second episode with them would be awesome!

[@grannycox9172]

Learned so much and totally wish it had gone on longer. Great chemistry

[@tejasviverma]

Love the way David reacts to each and every person on the panel. I'm glad he called Neha, Yuki and Majid. I'm that Desi person who is living her Korean dream through following them on SNS♥️♥️❤️❤️

[@aliciastuart949]

I can’t wait for them to be on the show again!!! Love how happy and vibrant they are!! I listened to part of the podcast first while driving. Loved this episode!

[@thewilliams2788]

David, you are meeting so many foreigners in Korea and we are learning so much through your show! Your guests are so friendly and your content is so interesting. I can only imagine the amount of planning and troubleshooting you need to put in for these videos to happen. Thank you for your hard work! I hope you are saving business cards so that you can keep in touch with your guests. Your show allows you to expand your acquaintances and business contacts. Use that opportunity well, both in your personal life and in your projects!

[@abhisekhsonar6791]

Mrs. Neha doesn't let anyone speak 😂😂

[@suIIysworld]

True 😂

[@anweshapahan2921]

she is Punjabi so it's quite relatable 😂😂😂😂(most of the Punjabis I've seen talk too much)

[@uarmybts4402]

Social butterfly 😄

[@sewaligoswami781]

​@@anweshapahan2921 that's actually true

[@tropangmochi]

TIME STAMPS !! 1:02 - Intro 3:02- What Desi Culture is 3:48 - What made you come to Korea / Experiences 10:14- Shocking culture differences 22:24- Dancing hehe 22:53- Desi Community in Korea 27:05- Bad experience in Korea 33:18- David investing in the Indian Market lmao LOVE YOU David haha 35:07- Visit India and Pakistan 36:45- Most memorable/ nice experience in Korea 42:45- Biggest advice you can give for people who wants to visit Korea 47:00- Camera died lmao ( David hire me as your camera person lol) 50:39- Learn Korean ( more opportunities) 51:01- Koreas customer service 53:12- Part 2? Dating experiences Loved the video! Looking forward to seeing or hearing about Filipino experiences soon here on KPC haha I only know Juwon a Korean lady w a Filipino heart haha

[@koreanpizzaclub]

You are the BEST!!🙏💕

[@snehagawai3152]

OMG. The podcast I didn’t knew I needed so badly. All the desi KZbinrs I’ve been following since so long Majid Bhaiyya, Yukta you go girl and of course Neha di loved every bit of it. As a desi, I feel proud and grateful to David for inviting these people. ❤❤❤

[@bushrakhan3162]

It was a great ep. Hope we could get a part 2 soon.

[@michellemckinney4678]

Sweet and appealing guests - Yupta sounds kind and supportive of the others. She’s so pleasant and complementary of everyone. Love how they all love the Korean culture. I wish them all well. Another great show/ subject, David! Well done. 👏🏽

[@hicaratland]

It was a wonderful episode! I definitely want a part 2 ❤

[@ashleshas4205]

This was good. David led the discussion very well and all were good in presenting their perspectives especially Yukta who put across the reality in a crystal clear way.

[@user-ti5um5ek1t]

Indian and Pakistani are very tall and handsome I really like Pakistan and India !!!!

[@saswatakrsarkar9759]

😂

[@blancaalves8250]

David, this was fascinating. I love the depth to which you cover social and cultural matters. Your guests today were lovely and very informative. I now have a new interest in India and Pakistan. David, I have told you before, you are such a sensitive person. Your kindness, warmth and respect for others is so evident. Your genuineness and humility are touching. Thank you for bringing us meaningful content, and contributing to the understanding that we are all more alike than different regardless of where we come from. I would love to hear these particular guests discuss dating in their cultures, so part two is definitely necessary!😊

[@no-ms4kj]

i NEED a part two about their dating experiences

[@ManishaKashyap29715]

We need a part 2 , definitely. Love the talk

[@jkiran417]

Please bring them again! Love the convo

[@seematyagi8261]

Really enjoyed the spontaneous conversation! Awesome host, Awesome participants! Best of Luck to all of you. Hope to see you all again on another chat show.

[@glocar243]

Great episode! Such lovely crowd. Bring them back!

[@voicamichel1040]

Again a great podcast and so awesome ,fun and authentic guests 🎉🎉🎉 I am so happy and grateful for this channel, it is so so amazing and interesting, thank you David for your genius life attitude and great quality content you are making, woooow so so cool

[@Garnishes]

Hopefully u could invite alllll sorts of non-koreans of as many nationalities as possible onto the show to talk about their perspectives of living in korea! no one else is doing this and i know so many people wanna hear from so many different nationalities in a deeper podcast style show! I also see David learning more about these cultures and it's must be insightful and fun for him too! East Asia (japanese, Chinese), Southeast Asia (vietnamese, malaysian, singaporean, thai, etc), Latin America, African, Middle Eastern etc!

[@neongirll_]

This was so cool ! Glad to see so many perspectives ❤

[@misosoup8030]

David, I think you need a Part 2 with these same 3 guests. I really enjoyed this. The conversation just kept flowing. Even with your camera footage being absent at the end, I was still captivated by the eagerness and enthusiasm of the guests. It was all so interesting.👍🏼

[@lemon9905]

Omg what charismatic and well spoken people. Would love another gathering. Doesn’t even need to be a podcast. Maybe go with different ethnic groups to explore their life and hangout spots like restaurants in seoul

[@sreshtha__]

I really appreciate how they individually presented their culture while speaking the truth ... Its so true that people generalise all the kind of stereotypes regarding India and all the south Asian country just by reading articles or listening through media outlets which aren't true!! India is growing and ig every country has its own good sides and bad sides to it... And i also really appreciate how them being foreigners living in Korea shared their part of stories while speaking the truth and not just sugar coating... Its sooo true that someone shouldn't just fantasize korea if they really wanna go there... Do the necessary research before u go anywhere not necessarily just korea rather than just getting a culture shock and ending up disliking the country... Thanks for the video ❤

[@pavanbarhate6765]

After discovering the truth about Islam I ended up disliking the whole community lol☠️but I realised that not all muslims in India are like that,the people who didn't read Qur'an are very peaceful muslims,salute to them but this case doesn't exist in Pakistan's case, whole society is radicalized 🗿

[@nabeelkhan4179]

India is also In South Asia , Don't Exclude Particularly India In it , So take also the Name of "Pakistan" Also When U Mention India in Ur Comment

[@saleha.99]

Wonderful to see Majid Mushtaq here!! I hope we get to see him more often. Loved the podcast and also to know these lovely ladies. ❤

[@SunshiningAparajitaa]

Really liked this conversation 🎉 thanks for so much informative 👍

[@lifethroughmyeyes449]

Because of Neha I watched this full video, and I like this student she is very intelligent and well spoken, mazid is very nice, Love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Garnishes]

i learnt so much from this episode! more of other cultural exchanges please!

[@oogaboogass]

This was a good listen 👏🏻

[@savage1510]

Great guests. Loved hearing about their experiences. So well spoken. Hope to see them all again. David, you're a terrific host.

[@jayt8]

This is the first time I have seen a vid of @KoreanPizzaClub Neha Majid Yupta and David... It was a really wholesome well balanced conversation... Loved you guys 🤗

[@amnashah7375]

It's so nice to see Desi people in one place ❤️❤️

[@aparnabansal9235]

Best episode till now. Loved the vibe and very relatable desi people!

[@preeti496]

Neha is such a desi Punjaban I swear I lobe her on this. 😍

[@yusraahmed4936]

this is soo good you should 100% do a part 2 please ❤

[@eshna2012]

This was a great episode! Please have everyone back in the future 😊💛💚💖

[@rolikwar100]

the camera not working at the end was a little bummer but overall enjoyed the episode. keep it up KPC and david. see u in the next episode of kpc❤❤❤❤❤

[@icingcake]

Their enthusiasm and positive vibes are so adorable - Indian Army’s are so funny too - looking forward to part 2 😊🥳!

[@valentinab164]

They have a respect for their own country we should all have for our own too

[@Aditi098]

Thank you so much David for bringing this up i know the facts are little bit harsh but the *ADVICE* and alot of *KNOWLEDGE* that we gain from you people that really helpful for those who literally thinking about korea as a *FANTASY WORLD* which is ok everyone has their own perspective but at some point and most of them are from the youth generation i think they need to wake up and see the reality not just in korea in every country you have to face the racism, hardships, and cultural differences. I am really glad that i came across your channel and this really opened my eyes. I hope you will be come back with part 2. 🙂🙂 THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN SWEETHEART!!!!!!!!!!!!♥️♥️💜💜🙏Lots of love from India 🇮🇳

[@user-tz6ld7vw6r]

Wow... I love this interview... It was so honest🙌

[@Nene-we7nb]

Loving the diverse guests!

[@ZAHRAA_Fathi]

I want a part 2 of this amazing episode :D

[@KhushiSharma-pz8bu]

Great episode, so fun. Want more episodes with them!!!!!

[@anayaahmed5351]

Loved the desi environment and guests! And I found Majid's story very motivational...gonna subscribe his channel right after I watch this video lol 😁

[@sonalidas6925]

Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation 👍

[@sanjanagoswami8151]

This was a very entertaining video. Will definitely keep all the advice in mind when I visit Korea someday. Looking forward to part 2. Love from India.

[@tenzinbhuti674]

Wow this was so refreshing to watch😃

[@NutriApp]

This was an engaging discussion. The host did a good job of trying to understand and respect the sensibilities from the desi guests. Most of the K-You tubers who travel in India(not all) mostly focus on the poverty, messy streets and make sure they dont miss the interactions with scammy tuk-tuk drivers in tourist locations. This in turn makes the already stereotypical image of India more stronger. And the cycle repeats. Of course this gets them the views they are after but little do they realise they are doing a dis-service to future travellers to India. Such a big and diverse country like India deserves a much more nuanced and balanced showcase. One of the popular dialogues when they go to a different place in India is - "This doesnt look like India." This shows how ingrained the stereotypical image of India is in their minds.

[@ray.ar.5757]

I agree 💯👍

[@shraddhak9420]

I am looking forward for 2nd part now...hope more desi people come to talk on desi food, dating culture, different indian languages and much more to explore.

[@bonkislost]

we indigenous north americans also have something called indian time (named that because we were, and still are sometimes, called indians). it works in a similar way, where we're late, but thats because in our cultures, what we are doing at the moment is more important than what is coming.

[@LOMASH29]

Really intresting conversation is going on ...Love to listen..👌👌👌

[@aparnabansal9235]

Looking forward to part two.

[@LINTJ123]

We could see the Desi environment through this video. All of them wanted to speak. 🤭🤭 Thanks David for bringing this video💙

[@irene-bz2yq]

I'm happy that you're inviting all kinds of foreigners. Looking forward to see even more diversity on this platform. Maybe Muslim or Arabs' experience in Korea? I'm sure our experience would be very unique in Korea lol

[@kavyasaharan519]

are you from korea??

[@irene-bz2yq]

​@@kavyasaharan519 no

[@saeefa]

The Pakistani guy is Muslim

[@selfawarepotassium]

Would absolutely love a part 2. David you are nailing it with this show.

[@yoflor6412]

We need a part 2 ❤

[@bloopbloopbloopbloopbloop]

I love this panel! Please have them on again!

[@moonamigi]

I haven't seen many videos with Indians living in Korea. This was cool!

[@aishwaryam6244]

OMG you invited Neha diiii 😃 !! Love her content ❤

[@miraclewoc]

Thank you for the great content. I wish that there could be an episode about Southeast Asians' experience in Korea as well. But anyway, I really appreciate all your videos so far. Keep up the good work!

[@delulu4thv]

It is so nice to see these wonderful people shedding light on the reality. Lovely podcast, thank you for doing this David!

[@DKTV]

Awesome content!!!

[@NBNTYS_97]

This podcast really interesting. I didn't feel bored at all when I was watching it and also India is an emerging country 😊

[@meghanab.a2697]

I have seen so much Korean content from 9 years, one thing I got to tell is that, I enhanced my creativity because of this content. Because Koreans are a homogenous community, they love trends and thrive with uniqueness, but this also can be very pressurizing. I believe every country has racism and we can't just point out only that and have a perception about that country. I will be starting my first ever job in few months in an MNC and I'm curios to know the work culture of India. This video is very insightful and made me think a lot. Thank you for this and I hope you can bring out more diverse topics in the future related to India and Korea.

[@user-ko8gt6yh8o]

Exactly. Racism will exist no matter what country you go to But just looking at the comments on this video, they seem to think that all Koreans are racist. There are also many good people in Korea. I am sad that they judge Korea negatively with limited information posted on KZbin

[@aasthasrivastava1183]

Loved it and everything you all talked about was relatable❤