Initial Culture Shock in Korea

[@heyitssharla]

Haha the door thing is the same in Japan T_T

[@kjcovers98]

+Sharla in Japan omg hi Sharla ^^

[@skelet0r23]

Sharlaaa

[@loststarseeker]

+Sharla in Japan I was walking behind my Japanese friend, who is an exchange student here in the U.S., and he let the door swing back and smack into my face. This makes so much sense now...

[@mellamokori]

You need to spend more time in Kyushu! In Kagoshima, people always held the door open for me and if I did it people always said thank you! It's definitely a regional thing.

[@tochjo772]

+mellamokori it's a reginal thing?? Really because I see sometimea video of people past out in japan and most people would just walk by them

[@kayjmac42]

You should do a video with that guy that went to Minnesota and have him list his culture shock from the US and you and he discuss.

[@JenniDLight]

Yes, please do! I personally live in Minnesota, so it would be interesting to hear what kinds of culutre culture shock he has experienced over here. I would love to hear more stories about that. ^.^

[@kskp1394]

Yes, Please ask him to do a video with you. I always wondered about him, he was so nice in your date video! 😊

[@Tomekayf]

Yes, please do that!!!

[@kaiarrayixing6740]

+Kiara Taylor hello it is nice to meet another kearra !!!

[@gypsyjane6352]

+kayjmac42 yes do that megan!

[@heynasol5914]

"yeah I inconvenienced you" haha

[@TheNationsFirstLove]

that part had me dying XD

[@katnightingale2451]

+Briana Moore I hope she was joking though lol if not thats kinda mean

[@melovekittie]

+Kat Nightengale It wouldn't be mean- it's just cultural differences that we perceive as "rude" because it isn't how we do things. That's just how it is in Korea

[@katnightingale2451]

+melovekittie Oh I wasn't referring to the act itself of not holding the door as being mean but rather the sense of joy that she claimed to get from it due to feeling she had inconvenienced someone. The act may not be wrong in itself for people with an entirely Korean mindset, but the way she explained it, she is still inculcated with an American frame of mind (which is understandable since cultural programming can be hard to shake). That is why she still sees it as rude on occasion, which becomes problematic because since she feels she has no choice but to do it, she wound up getting a perverse sort of pleasure out of it,and that pleasure is what I was referring to. It just didn't seem like a very healthy feeling to entertain on a regular basis. But she seemed to be mostly joking anyway.

[@mya9583]

+Kat Nightengale you're going way to far into it, it's a video lets leave it at that

[@marloes1124]

I'M SO ASHAMED THAT SPLITTING THE BILL IS REFERRED TO AS 'going dutch'. I am dutch and I'm ashamed of how true that is😂 We actually always split the bill and if you forgot the bring money they expect you to pay them back

[@wy827]

So true! I'm ashamed of it too...

[@DidaxS]

+Banana Party Isn't that the normal thing in every Wstern country? We also do that in Spain.

[@UmmPoopie]

+Banana Party It's cuz you Dutch people are gierig :D

[@krnpowr]

+Banana Party "they expect you to pay them back" How petty.

[@alicenevermind3922]

+krnpowr ikr when my friend payed for me she expected the 2euros back but not al ducht people are like that my other friends pay for me and i dont have to pay them back versa vica

[@travelwitht]

"My ex-boyfriend smoked- Oh yeah...I had a boyfriend." XD It's alright, Megan, you don't have to tell us anything XD

[@urRAWRsoundsfunnyLOL]

Spit and vomit.. I see why they take off their shoes before entering the house. xD

[@kianas5213]

LOL!!

[@hwachahistorychannel1617]

+TheWalkingBritt or maybe they spit and vomit BECAUSE they know they won't be taking any of that onto their floor.

[@TheLivsarven]

+TheWalkingBritt Isn't it common sense to take your shoes off before entering a house? :O

[@urRAWRsoundsfunnyLOL]

TheLivsarven It all depends on the person, type of carpet, and again the person. Some people only consider that if that have nice carpet they don't want to clean in some part of the house( my mother). Some people consider the outside dirt and are grossed out(my sister). Some people just feel like "it's a carpet, people put their feet on them, dogs put their feet on them after being outside, cats put their feet on them after being in the litter box, there's already millions of bacteria on it 24/7, so why bother, it's not like I plan to eat off of the carpet." (Me)

[@TheLivsarven]

I'm sorry if this seems ignorant, but are you American? Cause America is probably the only country I've heard of where they don't take their shoes off. I'm from Norway and I can tell you that I'd never dare to walk inside the house with my shoes on. And besides, it's uncomfortable. (Excuse my English writing)

[@brya8492]

Thank yooooooou! I always wondered why Korean tourists in the States NEVER hold doors and just do the conga right on through when you do!

[@MrsMeganMoon]

Thanks got watching and commenting

[@KarinaCappucci]

+ChoNunMigookSaram You mean thanks for? lol But nice video girl. ❤️

[@LilyPetals]

Wow. I think I need to make initial culture shock in America! :)

[@DivaLamby]

Lilyyyyyyy! Yes please do 😊

[@MrsMeganMoon]

+LILY PETALS WORLD you should make one. Itl be a good video topic

[@DieLøwinWølf]

LILY PETALS WORLD 릴리가족 😂probably very rude compared to korean culture

[@Laurakristin-pi4pq]

Your hair is so cool and the door thing is pretty common in germany as well.I would most go as far as saying that you do that in every single country in europe

[@Laurakristin-pi4pq]

*almost

[@risung9228]

i live in the netherlands and i never have seen someone not holding the door. (unless they are arrogant)

[@risung9228]

i live in the netherlands and i never have seen someone not holding the door. (unless they are arrogant)

[@makaidiy5716]

you also do it here in the english speaking caribbean. its rude not to hold the door for the person behind you.

[@danielalopes6543]

yep in Portugal its the same thing and if the person doesn't hold the door we usually thing that person is rude

[@riina851]

People helping a woman with her baby but not keeping a door open? .. K XD

[@riina851]

rainyraindrop​ Well. I guess that kinda makes sense lol 😂😂

[@rainyraindrop]

RJiKookie AHHAAHHA

[@GreatValueOprah]

Wait. Hold up. You're telling me a Korean kid came up to you and pulled a "you got games on your phone"? So I'll never be free? Dammit.

[@sherrybyw]

LOLL yesssss the door thing I'm so used to holding open the door for others and vice versa that whenever I go back to Asia, I'm like "what....." when someone leaves it to close in front of me haha

[@LivingForTheJoker999]

The spitting thing shocked me in China as well. I was in a shopping centre with my friends, and we seemed to notice that 1/5 of men who walked past us, would just spit, and no one would react. Big culture shock, coming my from England. Spitting is frowned upon. I tried my best not to react 😅.

[@harperk3905]

China has the most 'feel free to spit on everything' culture. korea comes next and japan the least

[@LivingForTheJoker999]

+Michael A. Robson Who knows 😂? Surprisingly that was the only time that I remember spitting being a frequent occurrence...

[@LivingForTheJoker999]

+HarperAmeliaK 701 The thing is, I've never seen Chinese tourists do that in London. After seeing it in China, I wondered whether I would notice it more back home amongst Chinese tourists, but I didn't at all.

[@angelazheng2613]

+LivingForTheJoker999 well the tourists are most likely to be wealthier and most of the times more educated. I would say it's rarer to see spitting among the younger generation. The ones that spit are most likely from the more rural areas of China that moved to big cities or the older generation that are not aware of spitting being an issue (less educated)

[@LivingForTheJoker999]

+Angela Zheng That actually makes sense. The Chinese tourists that I meet are most young as well. Thank you for clearing that up xx

[@lesweetpea]

soooooo cute!!! That's interesting how people are more open with kids and helpful! I like it!

[@Leanimal]

Snotty little kids asking, "You got games on your phone?" Lmao, it's an international experience.

[@atarahrenet]

When you said "all kinds of loogies, all kindssss" I immediately thought of the hodge twins. Do you watch them? 😂😂

[@MrsMeganMoon]

+Atarah Renet' of course i do!!! it was my reference of them haha!

[@lalaladyvk]

love them!

[@Cupcakeone1]

+Atarah Renet' LOL I thought the same thing too! I wanted to say it but didn't think Megan would know them.

[@skh10]

why am I laughing so hard at the crowdsurfing baby 😂😂😂

[@7Jamiie7]

"The baby is crowd surfing down." LOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@heynabbsss]

In America you will go to jail if you let your kids go to the park by themselves. It sounds scary to let such a young child go on the bus and shopping by themselves but I'm willing to bet Korean children grow up very independent. Also, with the whole being comfortable with your kids touching/being around strangers - I wonder if there is a low rate of pedophile crimes in Korea? It would be interesting to see statistics on that vs America. Maybe it isn't so common so peole aren't as worried about it? Or it maybe the media in the US makes such a circus whenever a child goes missing that it has everyone scared to let their kid walk to their neighbor's house. Thoughts?

[@iknowengrish3827]

When I was little (and even now) my mom would just tell me to come home at a certain time and she would tell me when to leave for school. There aren't that many crimes like that here.

[@JuneLegend]

+heynabbsss I rarely see children in Korea going around by themselves. especially under 5 or sth? no way but in the daytime, I can sometimes see the elementary kids alone at the supermarket when It's really close and takes about 1 minute by walk. These days the rate of child offenders is high enough and even crimes to adults, so Korean parents should take care of their kids

[@tvtoms]

+heynabbsss My brother and I used to hitchhike to the beach nearly every summer day. if we didn't catch a ride, we would pay the 15 cents for the bus. This was in the early 70s and I was maybe 7 years old. Nobody got hurt, kidnapped, raped, or anything else. There was more crime then too. Yes it has to do with social conditioning including what you see on the news, and what people consider to be "normal" versus abnormal. We went from normal to "helicopter parenting" to "free range parenting" and it's all crap. people need to get to know their neighbors and that doesn't mean friending them on facebook.

[@mizzdiva36]

In Japan it's pretty common for children to do everything by themselves but I'm not sure it's a common thing to see in Korea

[@TotalRookie_LV]

+heynabbsss Don't be so sure about that "I'm willing to bet Korean children grow up very independent" part. In USSR I went to school starting from 2nd grade (age 8), some started even earlier. There it wasn't so much about independence as about everything being orderly and parents having no time, besides school was pretty close to home and public transportation was more or less OK.

[@ortizkareng]

I can't believe I just discovered you!! I love your type of humor!

[@naomihood1434]

Haha same

[@tabihobi]

When it comes to paying for the bill I feel like everyone should pay for what they ordered because there have been times when people have taken advantage and would order a lot while someone else ordered less so it's unfair to me

[@NieceyWeesey]

I think it's different in Korea because everyone shares food anyway

[@carolyngracemarie]

Megan pulls this hair off SO WELL. Like girl!!!! So beautiful ~~

[@xbubblyxninjax]

"Got any games?" LMAOOO this image in my mind is so weird

[@chibiibuki7851]

You're too adorable!!

[@AdrianaMVPrayerPodcastShow]

korean culture seems very fun

[@ktaritari]

That contact color, eyeshadow, and hair color synergy tho!! Great vid as usual! Making me wanna get so wigs lol! I recently box braided up instead, but wigs are looking good! I feel like Japan was opposite to a lot of things in this video haha. But the smoking and splitting the bills! Japan does a lot of "let's order as a group" instead of individually and then" let's split the bill" for what a lot of times more expensive then if I ordered by myself... Y.Y And my school had a smoking room 0.0 Many restaurants have smoking sections too. It was kinda crazy shocking!

[@beckyperez3464]

Hi Megan could you do a video only speaking Korean? Not a weirdo I promise 😜✌🏼

[@MrsMeganMoon]

+becky perez i speak korean the whole video in the DIP dating video :) it takes so long to make subtitles so thats why i usually dont. haha!

[@nessie4215]

I am planning on moving to Korea to teach within the next year, hopefully. I have been planning it for about three years and you are my go to person on life and all things in Korea. You're super easy to watch, chill and hilarious. Thanks for the video!

[@urbanwit]

Lemme borrow that wig! With you still in it!

[@Reneedussek]

I would love to hear more stories of your time in Korea so far. And I would love to know about you're future plans. And omg I re-watched that video literally yesterday!! That's so cool to know about his time in Minnesota! Glad he is doing ok.

[@Sleepsludge]

The spitting happens a lot in Texas. Also me and my friends often do the "you pay this time I'll pay next time, or you pay this and I'll pay that." So I'm used to that at least. The kid thing is strange, and I think the door thing is gonna take a while to get used to because I am a door holding pushover, I will stand there for ten years holding the door.

[@andreydyrda3532]

Hey, Megan. I love your videos.I'm going Korea as an Exchange student, and your videos taught me a lot about Korea and Korean people. And it's funny, how have you changed, since your first videos. You look better, with every new video ^^ Thanks for your work, and keep doing what you're good at!

[@Squishiimon]

I think you should make a video with your friend that visited minnesota :D I think it'd be interesting to hear his culture shocks!

[@FasterThanLina]

thank you for sharing your stories, i find them super interesting. I'm trying to learn everything i can about Korean culture and this is definitely different from what i am used to

[@serenahe3651]

LOLL "you got any games on your phone"

[@JessicaKathrynnn]

I've been researching traveling information for Korea and I really wanted to go just by myself but as a lone female I'm always weary, even just traveling a couple hours by myself but when I was looking up stuff for Korea there were a lot of stories and advocates that Korea was a very safe place to travel even as a single female, which is awesome! It also took me by surprise because I live in California and almost anywhere you go here it's not really 100% safe to be going by yourself, and in a major city forget that without some form of defense! I can totally relate to all the things you mentioned, I feel like after living here I would be very shocked to see such freedom on the streets.

[@whoneedsguyswhenyouhavecat7681]

Haha its nice in Canada that people hold the door for you and I secretly feel really nice when I hold the door for people too :D

[@farbrena]

I agree with the community thing you've mentioned. Visited Seoul last Dec and I was amazed at how helpful the locals were. It warmed my hear. :')

[@Milksday]

Hey,,, I have a random question. I'm studying korean right now and I'm turning 15 this year, I want to take a gap year after college/sixth form (I'll be 18) and go to Korea. Do you think I'll be fluent/good enough to communicate with people there? Also I wondered what places ( e.g. towns, cities, shops and public places ) I would be able to meet someone that could most likely speak fluent/good enough to communicate with English. Or if there were areas where most foreign people are. I know for example just random areas in London (I'm from the UK) are good to meet foreign people. Thank you !

[@grayzsarchive2100]

Im 14 and from the uk too!! A tip i would recommend a time period where you only speak Korean! Its very hard to learn Korean here because their isn't any native speakers. So i basically talk to myself in Korean, go to a local Korean shop/restaurant and have a conversation with the owners! As long as you immerse yourself in the language and you use it on a daily basis 4 years of learning Korean is more than enough!

[@Milksday]

okayayaya I have no koreans near me :(( I know a girl with two parents that are half korean and fluent in it but they're very closed off. They won't teach her to write or read it till she reaches 16. The closest restaurant/shop is about 1-2 hours away from where I live.

[@Angi3maname]

+Elle Gormley Try watching korean shows. Like dramas, or Variety shows. I even watch Korean makeup videos, to try to get a better ear for it. There aren't any Koreans around me either 😣😣😣

[@juniepers]

+Elle Gormley watch a shit ton of variety shows, dramas, etc.! i'm not even learning korean actively (although I'll be taking it at university in about a years time), but the amount of korean i've already picked up just from watching korean shows with english subtitles is amazing. If you're doing that + learning in your free time, by the time you're 18 im sure you'll be proficient enough to converse with people in korea :)

[@Milksday]

+Carys Monie I can read korean already and I know the Chinese based numbers ( I'm learning the native ) I can introduce myself as well. I know my korean age is a year older than what I am. I also know some korean foods and drinks. I'm just worried I'll forget once I get there

[@LocoCocoGirl]

Ah, I love watching your videos! Such a great aura, and you've always got something interesting to say!

[@k.mcquerry12]

"He went to "Minnesota" for 6 weeks" Oh look, people do know we exist c:

[@iamnykira]

THAT PINK HAIR IS DOING WORKS FOR ME SERIOUSLY YOU LOOK SO GOOD X

[@saorikiss]

I wish we could talk for an hour about all the fun thing you have been through in Korea!

[@hebayahya6250]

I love your style and way of talking. You're so down to earth and a relaxed cool person😍

[@charismarie6612]

My ex-boyfriend... WHOA GIRL WHEN WHO WHAT? haha you did a good job keeping him on the dl.

[@slylover123]

+xxoCharis_ tbh i felt some kinda way when she said she didnt want us in her business...

[@MrsMeganMoon]

+slylover123 haha sorry. :) I mean in terms of dating I dont want yall in my dating life until I meet someone i know imma stick around with.

[@miyoungmoon46]

your videos make me want to move to korea so bad... im learning but don't want to go til i'm fluent i think.. the culture seems so fitting for my personality :)

[@1_nia_7]

"My ex boyfriend smoked and I'm just like... oh, yeah. I had a boyfriend." is the best part :D

[@haileysailor]

I think I watched all of your videos twice already... so I've heard two out of the stories you told in this video. I'm not complaining.. all of your videos are entertaining!

[@sandra31497]

That shocked faced you you made when you realised you said Ex boyfriend 😂

[@hgmedia1]

all kinds~ I am moving to Korea next month. Need more videos like this. Keep up the good work. Thanks!!

[@daffo595]

If a kid did that to me I would think it was hella ruuuude. I like how you said if a kid falls you can pick IT up XD

[@rupa15440]

I love how descriptive you are!

[@souka8379]

I always say the intro with you haha

[@81tinkz]

Awesome video. It's always interesting to hear about other cultures.

[@sweetlyluv8603]

Haha, am I the only one that finds the door thing a bit sad? xD idk, I guess I'm just used to that, and people always saying thank you and you welcome >.< But I do see the spit thing here, its more common with the elderly men, but boys do it too. I don't get shocked....but it's still nasty.

[@gentlemenbandit541]

Very interesting observations; the one about the differences in child/adult relationships/culture was very unique. Thanks!

[@dbzfan200270]

Wonder if people are so okay with children being held by strangers and all that how it's not a issue wit pedophiles. I remember watching Hello Counselor once and everyone was laughing at a concern a child had over his father doing what would be considered creepy in the U.S. to do to your child. The kid legitimately did not like what his father was doing, yet everyone else though his concern was hilarious and that it was normal. I sometimes worry though that stuff happens to people over there and its never revealed, or disguised as normal, because not many people care if you interact with their child.

[@veronicagarcia3801]

what was the concern?

[@dbzfan200270]

Forgot what episode it was, but the concern was that the kid's dad would not stop touching his privates, and/or smiling at him when he was in the bathroom. They made it seem like it was normal and that the dad was just proud of his son growing older. The kid didn't like it which was obvious, and it just was overally creepy once you see how his father reacts and smiles about it. That's just me.

[@veronicagarcia3801]

Laura Mills woah that sounds weird. .. cx

[@hwachahistorychannel1617]

+ミルスローラ Adults are supposed to be role models to children in korea. This is why most people act responsibly around children, and the media portrays children as such so that nothing creepy can be thought about them. This is part of reason animation industry died in korea. Because of the stigma that only children are supposed to watch cartoons, and it would be quirky at best, for grownups to watch and enjoy a medium traditionally made for kids. So korea makes great animation aimed for kids, and there's not a lot of backing for cartoons for adults. (think Japan as a complete opposite) Plus, there are cameras covering every inch of korea, so that helps prevent crime before it even happens.

[@rainbowgirl949494]

in Hello Counselor they laugh about a lot of things that are sad/creepy or almost a crime. culture differencies are really shocking

[@AkelyaKoreanMusic]

I really love your videos, you talk about things in Korea which barely no one else evoke (I didn't knew for the children). Thank you a lot for that ! :D

[@TinaSoup]

i completely understand the whole level of privacy thing but sometimes it feels like there's no trust between megan and the subscribers lol idk

[@defsoul8192]

Yaaaas new Video

[@N0FVC3N0CVS3]

Lol somebody watches the hodgetwinsss

[@laiquende9971]

+CALLMELINA All kiiiiiiiinds!!!

[@ThatGirlKris1]

+CALLMELINA I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@limp144]

+CALLMELINA F*CK OUT THE WAYY!!

[@minechick65]

Yes! Hahaha

[@SEBAプロトタイプ]

+CALLMELINA ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINDS~

[@ethelt4954]

Omg I almost threw up in my mouth when u talked about the spitting…

[@my4rachel10]

omg i just discovered your channel and you're HILARIOUS!!! i love your personality!!! haha keep it up!!! -from a Korean-American (korean born in cali)

[@Tammy0606]

Am I the only one that hears "Hello! My name is Megan Boner aka chonunmigooksaram" ?? What's it suppose to be😅someone help me

[@stephaniekim8722]

Bowen xD

[@xdarkox]

LMAOOOO

[@Tammy0606]

Stephanie Kim ooh, okay! XD Thanks!

[@MarvelousAishwarya]

I love watching Megan cuz I don't get bored or sleepy ☺️ she is so fun :)!!!

[@nian.1189]

Im black but i really want to travel to korea one day but i've heard of alot of stories of black people being stared at or treated different in Korea.

[@izzydapada8518]

I've been watching your videos for a while now. They have really given me a larger insight into Korean culture and almost kind of a "What to expect when visiting." Which helps so much because I'm going to be doing an exchange student abroad program at Ewha Womans University in Seoul. But I'm still super nervous to be in a complete different country on my own haha. But it will be fun! :)

[@HeyVenusss]

That sounds soooo cool hope u have fun!!!

[@Phoenixspin]

You didn't tell us you had a boyfriend? I thought we were tight. I'm hurt... :( #WorldShattered

[@O4OHH]

You know whattt? I think i never will get enough of your videos.. Youre so funnyy and u dont even try!! Im so happy to have discovered you 2 years ago ..Feeling so VIP, because you answered and liked my comment couple times 😎 yeahh..

[@charlottemarshall4116]

I can't wait to visit Korea in June!! Staying in Hongdae, going to eat so much food, and buy so much makeup. 🙌🏻 Every time I watch your videos I get more and more excited 😂 I want to teach in Korea for a year, just for the experience! I'm too excited. Way too excited. 💕🇰🇷

[@JillianSchumann]

I really appreciated this video alot. I plan on teaching in korea in a few years and this helped me alot.

[@jannahhossain4321]

love you and your vids soo much!!!!

[@eikom8896]

I'm loving in Japan rn and will visit Korea in the spring. I can't wait to see the differences. And go shopping 😊

[@meghanagk2578]

I love listening to your experiences!! ❤️‍❤️‍

[@my4rachel10]

omg i just discovered your channel and you're HILARIOUS!!! i love your personality!!!!! haha keep it up!!!!! -from a Korean-American (korean born in cali)

[@rulazu98]

your hair is soo dope , love it ❤

[@NatsukiHiromi]

your personality always makes me happy 😊

[@mylalee9590]

you are really friggin cool...ur like the unnie who talks about ur problems helps people out...with just a hint of swag👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@lizcorbett2587]

I found all these things to be true as well. I like to cross reference with your video's...like am I the only one that noticed that Korean people are so comfortable with their children walking up and talking to strangers? I feel like it just shows how communal they are and how they all view each other as brothers and sisters, which is my favorite part of Korean culture. I can't wait to go back :)

[@amandacandelario8144]

i love it when u make videos about the culture in korea, the popular coffee shops and clothing.

[@amandacandelario8144]

hope u keep making more of these videos!! 😆

[@hananomar4979]

i just luvvvv your videos they're sooo intertaning ,, and btw love your makeup and hair and hat well,, basicly just verything ❤❤❤

[@againstcliche]

Hi Megan. It's not just Korean. I was born in Vietnam but have lived in the USA for over 20 years. I went back last summer and had 100% exact same cultural shock that you listed!!!

[@lv2dnc4vr]

I'm majoring in Korean in Hungary and the funny thing is, our teacher complained to us in one of our classes about how people slam the door on her face and how much it upsets her (we weren't the ones doing it haha). She's Korean too so it took me quite by surprise to hear the exact opposite from you :) although she's been living out of korea for a long time so this could be the reason too :D thanks for the video, it's always interesting to hear personal experiences about a place ^^*

[@AGirlNamedGlitter]

3 Things . . . 1)I FREAKING LOOOOOOOOVVVVVVVEEEEEEE THAT WIG!!!!! 2)I had a feeling you had a boyfriend and you weren't tellin' us! It's cool tho, after that whole "oppa" situation on Instagram I could understand. 3)There was a similar situation that went semi-viral that happened on the Chicago subway, the train was packed and a women was standing up with her very sleepy daughter and an Asian lady (idk if she was Korean or not) picked her up and held the little girl in her arms until they arrived at their stop. It was beautiful, I wish more community-oriented things like that happened.

[@gypsyjane6352]

cant wait to go to s. korea !

[@rivaini2927]

Oh my god. Your hair is sooo beautiful!! Love it ❤️❤️

[@my4rachel10]

omg i just discovered your channel and you're HILARIOUS!!! LOLLL i love your personality!!!!! haha keep it up!!!!! -from a Korean-American (korean born in cali)

[@k.l.kraemer6875]

love this hairstyle and your videos, Megan!

[@MichaelaL]

I love your sweater, your beanie, your wig and your Dalahorse! Style on point today 😄 btw, is there a reason behind the Dalahorse?

[@emmagrace9250]

omg im so excited to find your videos i love Korea especially k-pop

[@TheElectricitychick]

Teen Top is back! love you btw!

[@zahramiow9716]

OMG, I love her hair!!

[@my4rachel10]

omg i just discovered your channel and you're HILARIOUS!!!!!! LOLLL i love your personality!!!!! hahahahaha keep it up!!!!! -from a Korean-American (korean born in cali)

[@leighness1988]

I LOVE that story about the mom and the baby on the subway! I wish so much that was more a part of American culture. When my toddler was six months old, we were leaving the doctor's office after she had gotten shots and she was so upset. We get out to the car and her car seat buckle was all messed up so I had to juggle my screaming baby with a stroller out of the trunk, ALL THE WHILE a healthy young woman in the car next to me was smacking her gum, sitting in the driver's seat and playing on her phone, occasionally looking over at me in annoyance instead of offering to HELP. Sorry, hearing that story made me think about how irritated I still am at that memory...

[@cindymartinez3671]

Omg your hair is sick I absolutely love it and you keep doing your thing gurl!

[@oreninja]

I watch so many Korean culture things that whenever anyone makes videos like this I usually have heard of all these things at least once. But I have never heard of the kids thing! Tbh that's pretty cool, it just shows how safe Korea is and how much of a community it is.

[@SoLaReDanse]

This video is perfectly timed I was actually asking myself these things yesterday :)

[@taurus1962]

That's a nice wig Megan. It's very pretty. Actually the first time I saw that was you're real hair. Actually this is the first video I saw from you :)

[@TheaterJunkie197]

I really embarrassed myself while watching this because as your were telling a story, you had said something and I nodded and said "oh yeah."... Like what.. You're just so relate-able and easy to talk with :)

[@adelinatesija4694]

that sweater is sooooo prettyy😍😱