Dong-gook suddenly becomes an old man? [The Return of Superman / 2017.05.14]

[@kazzandrakc911]

Who cried ??? Anyone else or just me T-T, is very touching. I don't want my parents to be old but each day they are growing older T-T. But someday we are going to be elderly too. Hope all the parents in the world live the fullest of their lives and be healthy.

[@freakmewhatsoever8479]

meeeeee

[@jilaneg]

Kazzandra Kc I had nightmares about my parents getting old when I was their age 😢😢

[@Balqissuraya96]

Kazzandra Kc i'm crying at hwijae's cut 😭😭😭

[@josibelalday1355]

hey me too i cried

[@joangel1020]

Kazzandra Kc i cried too wtf >_

[@safiralidiadinanti806]

who's laughing so hard after Dongguk said " Sian was acting" 😂😂

[@harithamunni2288]

Safira Lidia Dinanti and daebaks expression after that..as if he is caught

[@ose9657]

Haritha Munni this may sound messed up but whatever...... Am I the only who likes to see children about to start crying or crying just so I can get the joy of making someone feel happy again

[@chantelo8908]

Haritha Munni z

[@unicornladyrainbow9162]

Me but I mostly cried

[@R4e0fsunshine]

OMG thats sooo me

[@xblossom8789]

debaek is going to be heartbreaker when he grows up actually he's already a heartbreaker 😍😭

[@jaira-cat8973]

x blossom Your spelling of Daebak is wrong!!

[@joudalsomiei1244]

jaira -cat no one said that u can corret people in a rude way no offense tho

[@mystzera1386]

Is his name daebak or sian? I’m so confused

[@christinajensen4992]

He slightly looks like Jimin sometimes

[@maimoua8656]

You mai me pretty good night

[@jaicartel1268]

I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN DAEBAK PRETENDED TO BE PREGNANT HAHAHAHA 😂

[@potatosalad3097]

Jai Cartel His name is Sian, daebak means amazing or Awesome.

[@hyojungcafe]

Arceus. sLIMEs daebak is his nickname lmAo

[@potatosalad3097]

OhMyBts I got confused! Lol

[@genellegaona95]

Jajajaja yes me too

[@mxtchacxke]

Me too

[@livelovelaughXD100]

Sua is such a kind-hearted soul. She is very inspirational, especially at 8:35 when she's got Dongook's hand all the time they were walking even though she wanted to go play with her siblings. And the fact that they still their father no matter how he changes is soooo touching :'(

[@jerry1823]

Omg when Dongguk says **You see Sian was acting** 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Avocado0985]

I can’t stop laughing

[@oh-lg7nf]

Hej vori ju duen is no lol sop 😠😡

[@arvyVal]

i understand how donggook feeling's. daebak has 4 sisters which he is growing with the girls. their appa don't want him to become a crybaby since he's the only son. dont judge him, every parents have their own style to educate their children

[@ayeires]

i have 5 siblings including me..and i have one brother and he cries the most i understand sian

[@IncredibleLyrics]

which basically means if a male is gay and head of family he would never come out and be oppressed.

[@dw-oc7uj]

Sians crying is cute he's like silently crying the tears just fall. I can't stand those babies and children who SCREAM and WAIL and CRY with their lungs out its enraging and makes me sympathize with women who have post pardum mania

[@amelie-gh6ij]

@@IncredibleLyrics what's wrong with you? who is even talking about sexuality?

[@IncredibleLyrics]

@@amelie-gh6ij I mean if a kid is made to be a man of the house , dont cry etc.... and brought up like that im just saying.

[@ygstan4757]

I am an Asian guy, and I grew up in a household with that thinking. Really, it helped when I was younger as I become stronger inside. I have seen my neighbors of same age grew up so helpless in downtimes.

[@PROBINSYANA173]

YG Stan I really don't get people who tells parents to not say 'Don't cry' to a child when that only teaches them to be stronger and not easily break down from adversities. I guess we are used to it because we were raised in an Asian household. It certainly helped me and I'm a woman at that. My father always tells me to not cry when I'm being bullied because it will only give the bullies satisfaction. So I just stared them down then cry at home away from them. Now I know how to deal with bullies or other situations.

[@ominousobliteration8500]

diaz rico jay give them the death stare and scare them away, i made a girl stop talking that said Well it was A 4 year old so... she said this "Hey, Ur not supposed to do that" then i gave her death stare and she stood there

[@shnopp9823]

YG Stan I'm not from an Asian household but an Islander one and I was raised same too and it helped me alot to get my words out and thoughts together before resulting in tears and making everyone feel sorry for me

[@binhluc4273]

Gj

[@IncredibleLyrics]

@@PROBINSYANA173 a difference between saying dont cry and dont cry as a male cause it makes you weak.

[@gpsy01]

LOL, my mom always told me If I let other people hurt me She'd hit me harder , and also told me not to cry, that women must be strong and not cry for silly things. She raised me well and I developed a strong personality, crying of happiness or sadness in cases i need it. Donggook really knows how to raise his children.

[@lllinai]

Gissaya true, i have two younger siblings, and my parents had the same mentality. Both my brother and sister and me, and in the long run it’s better and you get stronger.

[@txy1911]

Very true. Makes kids taught that way grow up with thicker skin

[@lilOtaku88]

Telling someone to not cry can be damaging though... Holding stuff in isn't good. I was taught to be strong as well, but not crying doesn't mean you have thick skin and it doesn't make you strong either. It's actually kind of messed up that people think that crying makes someone weak. I've known other people who have been treated the same way as you and they actually don't have good relations with their parents anymore. Some of them developed anxiety and other mental/emotional issues. It turns out telling people to suppress emotions and empathy can lead them to having none which isn't good. I agree with not crying about every little thing, but instead of saying crying is bad, we should explore why we are feeling a certain way and decide if it really is something worth crying over. With Sian, I actually didn't see anything wrong with him crying. I thought it was unnecessary here.

[@amelie-gh6ij]

@@lilOtaku88 nobody said that people shouldn't cry never.

[@lilOtaku88]

@@amelie-gh6ij I never said those words, nice straw man though.

[@sanjanashah6675]

I love this family so much. Donggook is a great father and while I know that there's a whole generation gap I wish he would not tell Sian that men don't cry or it's not okay to cry.

[@zouisingto3055]

For me I'll still tell m son men don't cry men shouldn't let people see his tears men should stay strong men should not give up cuz it's wat mde their inner stronger I don't lke the new generation teaching they cry in public, internet and even trans, and it's mre easy to compete with women wen they hve the mindset that it's okay to feel and show ur emotions lke women for men it's okay to feel emotional but will be inside room

[@suan333]

​@@zouisingto3055 that's how you create depressed and toxic people who don't know how to process their feelings and why the men suicide is higher than women's, because society told them is not ok to cry or to have weakness like a normal HUMAN BEING.

[@zouisingto3055]

@@suan333 cry inside not outside, men's are created to be physically emotionally strong, they can cry in the worst situations lke wen their loved one's die but other than that men's naturally are born to be strong, those who are gay Or more sensible than most are hvng that genes in their blood naturally and they are understandable, cuz it's natural but normal men's shouldn't cry in front of people, and we can't blame men shouldn't cry for the reason if their suicide you hve to be men enough to face everything if it's too hard seek help and fear is the thing that mde them suicide

[@lilkim9842]

I swear these childrens' IQ is higher than mine. Smh

[@joudalsomiei1244]

Lil Kim 😂😂

[@flop.anywaystanloonastanta8107]

Lol

[@lorencenoudem8121]

Je

[@dw-oc7uj]

LOL SAME

[@Maltcandyxp]

@Fum fum_Tolu school and trainings

[@celnotfound1766]

Seola and Sua : **crying** Sian : _what’s happening_ Sian 10 minutes later : *_ok it’s got to me i’m crying now_*

[@elsaviolita1468]

Seola's face when she discovered the haraboji clothes 😂😂

[@JJ-yu6og]

Elsa Violita TELLING A 2 year old that he can’t cry because he is a boy/man is CHILD ABUSE!!!!

[@teyonnahowes678]

Jojo Jo are. You serious he told his son not to cry in front of people he never said not to cry and tbh it’s not child abuse if your gonna be judgy you shouldn’t watch this show

[@jisookim1452]

@@JJ-yu6og Child Abuse has a definition that is very different than just telling your child you shouldn't cry during a certain situation. Thats is not child abuse and I can see you clearly dont know the real definition

[@jisookim1452]

Ummmm.... it was actually Sua who found out

[@anggaa1970]

@@JJ-yu6og is it not. u idiot.

[@ceranicolefortunado310]

when you only have sister's: sian: "pretended to be pregnant"

[@chaos9348]

🤣🤣🤣

[@OldSchoolLad]

his children are all genius. i love how they are all extremely smart and somehow mature in their behavior, yet they are still so pure, innocent, empathetic and naughty as they should be as a child.

[@harithamunni2288]

why people are more focusing on that single line donggook said to his son...there are more sweet and cute positive moments between them like sua helping his dad girls giving massage..smart kids finding their dad dresses up as haraboji..daebak giving birth lol...why people are soo negative these..we know for sure donggook is an amazing father..he just reminds me of my father..his parenting skills are very good..there are a lot of kids without parents love and you ppl are complaining donggook parenting skills.soo sad.he never scold his children but discipline in his own way just like my father. best parenting ever

[@babybobo8736]

It's not the first time he has told Sian "Boys don't cry"

[@mirgoon2206]

baby bobo that doesn't mean his parenting skills are bad tho

[@dhitaidaayu8908]

Haritha Munni i

[@maithilym4717]

we have a whole campaign here in India that revolves around that one single line...so yeah.. it kind of is an issue which can and might obviously go away as the kids grow older and smarter. but for now someone needs to tell him..no ones blaming him

[@tbzstan1967]

Maithily m I'm an Indian too ,,I'm a girl and my father always used to get angry when I cried,,he taught me not to cry and that's what dongwook is doing.It's like a attractive line for the kid "you are grown man/woman,and not a crybaby"

[@treasuresgirl8770]

10:40 this is the cutest thing I've heard all month, "Grandpa dad"😂

[@eizzatyannur4757]

Donggok is such a great father. He 's doing this just because he want to know on how his children will react when he turn old. He's so funny.

[@hajarawang6507]

sua is so pretty!!! omg!

[@리메-g5b]

Ikr

[@yulsiena]

Seola is so pretty too she looks like a doll

[@hajarawang6507]

Luna yassss! they are so adorable. !!! 😊

[@finessr12]

Agreed. How can she be this pretty at just 4 years old???

[@Pinkrevenge101]

her hairstyle is fantastic, her features even more

[@verschaffeltii]

donggook is seriously prank master lol

[@celnotfound1766]

Ayesha Nuraini ikr

[@nobodylikeyou1994]

Like what they said in another episode when TROS kids gathered for an awarding, Donggook already graduated 10 years ago in the art of pranking

[@afrinarashidi6610]

Lol-ed at people here bashing donggook's parenting when HALF OF YALL DOESN'T EVEN HAVE KIDS AND YALL HERE TRYNA TEACH DONGGOOK (WHO HAS 5 KIDS) THE RIGHT WAY OF PARENTING??LOL. Donggook's "men don't cry" means that he wanted daebak to be strong as he's the only boy in the siblings. "yeah sure but there's another way to tell kids to be strong and stop crying blablabla" well donggook CHOSE that way, it's his kids, his family. He knows what to do. He's a dad of 5 kids yall, not a newlywed parent. BUILD A FAMILY, HAVE KIDS AND YALL WILL UNDERSTAND THAT PARENTING IS LITERALLY TRIAL AND ERROR👌

[@bella7962]

Afrina Rashidi totally agree with you!

[@Jxnjy]

Exactly. (Asian) Parents only say that so that us children don't grow up to be someone who cries over every little thing, and turn out to be crybabies. It's important to instill emotional strength in your kids by telling them not to cry (IF it's not over a big matter -- which in this case, it isn't) so that they know when *in which situation* to maintain emotional stability as they grow up.

[@bangtwice_a.r.m.y_once2514]

Afrina Rashidi SOO TRUEEE

[@malika42right]

you're actually so dumb even if we don't have kids we have parents and we know first hand what it feels like when you're parents say something as damaging as donggok does

[@Jxnjy]

yellow sun​​ "damaging"? Are you kidding me? Sorry, I usually wouldn't reply to a comment not directed at me, but if something like "don't cry, you're a man" is damaging to you then you really need to grow the f up.

[@crazyformyself2820]

“Grandpa dad” had me ded “I’m too tired to express excitement” 🤣😂I shall use that term from now on!

[@tafiem7747]

This made me cry, so beautiful how they still love him no matter what 😫

[@harithamunni2288]

guys watch their earlier episodes of jaesi's tennis training.. he acted the same way and said her to wipe her tears and not to cry in a strict manner..its just his way of parenting but he never scolds his children

[@amie9723]

Sua really is one of pure soul with kind heart ❤️....love the way she was there for her dad al the time

[@ashleydayrit1299]

Sua wiping her tears with Sian's baby though at 7:11 😂😂

[@harithamunni2288]

what if jaesi and jaeh read bad comments about their father..that will be more traumatic for them.for the children sake pls stop commenting on donggook parenting skills.for them he is the best father ever.don't spoil those feelings.they go to international school..I'm sure they are good at English and read our comments

[@maudylatuperissa237]

Haritha Munni 9 ĺ000ooop000000oò09ò00

[@EJK-wy3eb]

My mom always told me "girls should'nt cry" and she said to my cousin "boys shouldn't cry too" 😂

[@marialyntayag9504]

Elena JKgnv

[@byeondinda5267]

It must "human should'nt cry" :V

[@justjealous5521]

7:10 I almost cried but then she started to wipe her tears with the baby doll head and I bust out laughing 😭😂😂😂😂

[@lollipopsforducks461]

Just Jealous oml i just-

[@sarahseo9169]

When daebak preformed child birth 😂

[@jinsluvbot8981]

🤣😂

[@bella7962]

I have 3 younger boy siblings and even my dad taught them that men/boys shouldn't cry. It doesn't mean that they shouldn't cry at all lol it's just a way of teaching them to be stronger.

[@jemelhenry523]

aomgnab so why doesn't he say the same for you huhhh wtf it is ok for a boy to cry you can't allow them to hold in all those emotions it will turn out badly so thats bs

[@yimpeiweneco]

+Jemel Henry because for many asian families, the guys are usually to take care and be head of the family. The same with moms telling daughters they must learn to be elegant and not too rough.

[@pinguech946]

aomgnab exactly

[@IncredibleLyrics]

@@yimpeiweneco which basically means if a male is gay and head of family he would never come out and be oppressed.

[@yimpeiweneco]

@@IncredibleLyrics not even denying that. Thats how it is traditionally, sadly. But in this case its not that deep, the dad was never threatening him to hold in emotions.

[@xXpAndAnINjA123xX]

Ok everyone is worried about “boys don’t cry” and I’m over here dying because Sian gave birth to mini sian 😂

[@Shawol92]

Their crying faces are the best!! So freakin' adorable!!! >3< These kids are obviously growing up well, the parents are doing great, but i do wish Donggook would stop telling Daebak that "men don't cry". There are definitely betters ways to get him to stop crying...

[@hayleyliu4537]

Probably he means like Daebak shouldn't be scared of everything and if he keeps crying people will think he is weak/crybaby. He could use the phrase to make him embarrassed and make him not cry as much in the future and if he gets picked on when he is older the phrase could make him more grown up. This is just my opinion so sorry if there is anything wrong. 😀

[@eriel7]

Hayley Liu ur comment made his statement sound even worse

[@Shawol92]

Yeah i get that (though i agree with nothing you said), but like i said he could have said it a better way, without bringing up the fact Daebak is a boy and shouldn't be allowed to cry just because he is. As a human, Daebak has every right to cry, his gender shouldn't stop that.

[@jenniferlin3995]

Teaching men that it's not okay to show vulnerability is a dangerous thing. It can lead to many mental illnesses due to internalised emotions etc...Being vulnerable does not equate to being weak. Being male does not make you any less of a human being. Humans hurt. Humans cry, and humans love. Its okay to show emotion regardless of your gender.

[@TheJugulaire]

people need to read your comment and stop fighting about it.

[@mirgoon2206]

I can't believe this one line Donggook said to Daebak affecting you all when the main point of this video is about how lovely and kind Donggook's kids are and how much they love their dad even when their dad is 'old'

[@ritchellec.893]

Can't handle Daebak's cuteness when Donggook came back to being young 😂 TOO ADORABLE 😍

[@Minazuki451]

Yes! I love Sian!

[@JoanKim]

if anyone is triggered about the "men don't cry" thing is bc donggook knows one day he won't be there to support the family so he's trying to teach daebak to be strong and be mature from a young age so he can support the family in the future. Also it's just a Korean thing so if ur triggered about it, it's the reality of Korean parenting so there's nothing we can do but just accept it and move on. But don't get me wrong, in my opinion I think everyone should be able to cry and express their emotions but if this is how Donggok wants to teach his son, I think we should let him.

[@WRsdO0djebeuR_WY7bllWqzfmo]

Joan Kim lmao you don't even have kids

[@e.f.c.2341]

untitled LMAO do you just assume people who use the internet don't have kids ahhaha

[@krisday5317]

untitled lmao its culture, all parents in Asia does it. Shes probably saying that from experience.

[@lisaschuit7788]

exactly dont go watching shows from diff culture if you bash the things you dont agree on

[@taehyungsillegirl4530]

Joan Kim I have to agree with that. Every parent has their own ways of disciplining their children.

[@psyche7876]

Sua's the one who look after her dad while seola's the one who look after daebak

[@xoxogarden2452]

Is no one talking of the way his children treat him with such care and love when he turns into a grandps reflects how good of a parent he is? Donggook has been raising his four children amazingly well, and he surely doesn't need people at the other side of the world in the internet telling him how to raise his fifth child. Respect his parenting as long as it appears its good result. I think we can all agree on that.

[@wellishkeeper3036]

i cant understand how some viewers fail to understand that cultural norms are NOT uniform. what maybe followed as correct in your society is viewed the opposite in another. dongguk was brought up that way, since it had a positive effect on him, of course he will pass it on to his children. if you are not from korea or to an extent asian, please try to consider this show as an immersion to the culture. i hope that the viewers would look at the bigger picture before they critisize donggok.

[@IncredibleLyrics]

other family's on this show dont say this line.

[@kingkazma99]

This isn't just Korea though. The typical "boys don't cry" norm is found in so many places, including many western countries like the states.

[@deibydei]

The first TROS family I ever loved😭 I miss them sooo much. Ever since you can see Seola as a dependable oldest sister.

[@mrsnayer6497]

I love them. Every member is soo cute n innocent

[@rinmuffin2781]

Seola's sad face before cryingg...she's so precious... Sian/Daebak and Sua too

[@passingby1350]

To those who think that people have the right to cry, you must also think about why should a person cry in front of others. Teaching Sian not to cry in front of others is supposed to teach him to be strong and considerate

[@uhh8290]

Stop bashing donggook for the way hes parenting his child.He said 'men shouldnt cry' Because he wants sian to be stronger.What kind of parents wants their child to suffer and cry when the parents were old and weak?No one.He didnt even scold sian sheesh hes MOTIVATING sian to get stronger as if he was old and weak.He didnt push him,hes tolerating him to be stronger,but in the end when he transformed back to his old self he still hugged all of them right?U NEED SOME MILK

[@ominousobliteration8500]

Nur Eleena i know but on the inside i cry then i dont wanna cry on the outside then when i blink tears come out that is what happend to daebak

[@ominousobliteration8500]

I mean sian

[@mayocornzz2741]

Ikr ppl only focus that he said that yet he keeps repeating that "you are strong". HE'S TEACHES HIS CHILD TO BE MENTALLY STRONG yet these people only focus on that one sentence

[@JasMin-ho6zd]

@@mayocornzz2741 the problem was that he said that to his 3 yr old baby boy but not his Older sisters. I wonder why.

[@nooknickncn9233]

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[@hanatiurmaabeliafebriany5879]

Sian is really..... He's day6 dowoon look a like

[@ivofspds]

박하나 I SEE IT OMG

[@its_klodet]

It was actually more sad than disappointing that their father is teaching Sian that it isnt ok for men to cry. It is ok for men to cry because it is a way to express how they are feeling.

[@b055-sitinorfitriah7]

He wanted daebak to grow up stronger as he is the only son in the family. Nothing is wrong with that. That is his way of teaching his children. If you prefer that way, then just continued teaching ur children that way.

[@kovaigalatta5281]

He could same thing to his girls infact their older more responsible to take care of him in the future

[@chong9489]

After watching this episode, I finally understood Dongguk's way of teaching. He's a traditional type of man who thinks that man must carry and support the family so "weakness" shouldn't be shown outright. We can cry but we should do it silently (like most guys do, so the family wouldn't worry) It's a mature thinking so i understand kids cant comprehend but daebak will eventually grow up to know his dad's thinking. And guys, stop using hate to stop a "war" of "right" parenting. We all love the family but we also know there's 2 sides of a coin. Everyone has their own stand so let everyone believe in what they believe in. The point is, it may be good/bad to say "men shouldn't cry" but a father always mean well to his son. Conclude.

[@tinyypixyy]

@ everyone in the comments getting mad abt nothing: teaching a 2 y/o child that he can't cry because he's a male, implies that crying is weakness and therefor girls that cry are weak too. what sian learns here is, if someone cries, they are weak. if i cry, i am a girl and i am weak. he has 4 sisters and none of them are weak, it's quite the opposite, even if they cry. sian is only 2 and he can't understand why he's supposed to be different from his sisters yet (you can see it by him trying to give birth to the doll, he's just coping his sisters and learning everything by playing "make believe"). all he knows is that his dad won't be pleased if he acts like that, while it's okay for his sisters. so, in the end it's nothing but confusion for the child and causes the suppression of emotions at a very young age, which isn't the best thing for your mental health, as you grow up. this doesn't mean that donggook is a bad father, he just wants the best for his children and no one is perfect. this is the way he got raised and he's teaching it to his kids now. it's just sad that these kind of stereotypes still exist (and if you wanna fight me now, i've studied children's psychology and am a teacher, so i might know a few things about education and emotional development).

[@charnaeyoung9815]

tinypixy59 The girls weren't even crying, so we don't even know how he teaches the girls. If he added being considerate to his teaching, it would benefit him much more though. Because the girls are already strong. He is teaching his child to be mature and strong. The girls are.

[@kikialeaki1850]

+charnae young the girls were crying. They started crying before Sian did

[@elizhi1916]

tinypixy59 It is kinda sad that these sterotypes still exist. But he's not a bad father in anyway, I would argue he's a very good father compared to many Korean dads I've met and seen. And this whole men don't cry type of thing is a very old mindset, and let's be real, Lee Donggook is kinda old. My dad taught that to my brother and I have a feeling my brother's going to teach that to his son, too. But I don't think Daebak's gonna do that, just from how it seems his mom's teaching them and the number of sisters he has. But overall, I agree with your comment whole heartedly. I like Lee Dongguk and he's still a good dad, it's just that this mindset is still old and it would've made him a better dad if he didn't say stuff like that.

[@r33camadas]

yeah, suppression of emotion is not good in any age, crying doesnt mean youre weak we have feelings and its okay to express what we feel

[@perryallaga7148]

Dongook also said that sian can cry just dnt let anyone see it

[@Jeddiemay]

This was actually so sad, i teared up a lot when they talked about their dad being weak and fragile bc he got old. Our parents will get old as we get older and they won’t be as strong as they are now, so treasure the moments you have with them right now and as you get older you should take care of them like how they took care of you when you were little.

[@kristalunay]

Sian, Seola and Sua really love their dad it make me tear uo why they said: Please bring back our Dad. 😭😭 I love Sua she been Caring and sweet

[@jonicairisbolina1973]

Hey! It's not the first time that Donggook told Sian "Boys don't cry" Tsk tsk tsk He's just making Sian strong and that is kinda one of the duty for being a Father to a son

[@jonicairisbolina1973]

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[@AndalusianPrince]

Oh shut up you dumb bitch. Men can cry if they want to let alone a small child. Cringey koreaboo bitch.

[@fluorescentbulldogs1772]

This made me so emotional 😭 My parents are getting older by the second as well...it's heartbreaking knowing one day I'm going to wake up, and I will no longer see my mum cooking breakfast, see my dad chopping the firewood or be able to text them when I need them the most 😭

[@rizkikusumawati928]

day by day, their growth older and gettin' such an adorable kids.. their also gettin' beauty....

[@LaydeeCrystalz]

I get what people mean about the gender reinforcement but I personally think that, while Dongguk should phrase it better, he isn't really reinforcing it either. Much like you would tell a girl that "big girls don't cry," -you can see this lesson has been taught to the girls already- Dongguk was reminding Daebak to hold it in. He was crying out of confusion, not pain. He knew it was his dad but his dad just seemed so different and he wasn't sure as to how to respond. Dongguk just reminded him that there was nothing to cry about.

[@babybobo8736]

And yet he didn't say "big girls don't cry" to his OLDER sisters when they cried...what's up with that?

[@rouellav4015]

baby bobo well Dongguk couldn't have done everything so lets just be happy about this episode

[@kshook123]

It's called editing. And he has said that to them, don't you worry now.

[@danielavega6671]

I DIDNT READ YOUR COMMENT BUT I LOVE YOUR PICTURE HAHAHA STAN TALENT, STAN BAP!

[@lilOtaku88]

I think it was unnecessary to tell him not to cry here though.... You can cry for different reasons besides being in pain...

[@shajeeafatima6929]

OMG the way daughters show affection toward him☺️

[@Pinkrevenge101]

Sian is naturally more emotive, his personality, telling him to suppress that takes away a part of his character that makes up who Sian is as a whole. If he suppressed it he would not be himself. You can be strong and cry as well. Kindness is not weakness.

[@aeyi9263]

i'm laughing so hard donggok is so extra hahahahaha especially at his hollywood acting

[@mmswp.channel]

This is super touching..... Love our parents while they are still with us, and never leave them. Someday we will get aged too..

[@zeeekim]

they're so sweet

[@HesGotAllDay]

I get it, but it's still an unfair expectation that he has to carry the family. Obviously Korean tradition has it so that the eldest boy takes care of the family, financially supports if necessary, houses the parents when older, and also gets the most respect and love, but ideally you'd have it so that everyone mutually contributes instead of all that burden resting on one individual. Just a thought

[@harathea7554]

"While you are Growing Up, Your Parents are Growing Old." Love and Appreciate them as much as you can.👍

[@zahraheidari191]

Dongguk and his wife really did a good job in raising his kids they are amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@clyttlehelle1878]

The most adorable and sentimental at the same time... Donggook and his wife is really great at parenting, it shows with how the children is reacting.

[@jaiayang4402]

When I was in my childhood. I used to born my baby like that too

[@aesthetichama3196]

Who cried when the kids were crying Just me okay Edit: thanks for 2 likes

[@kevingamer_yt9892]

Me because it's sad i am from malaysia

[@racheltang2599]

they’re such caring, obedient, and compassionate kids what the heck. these kids are angels 😭

[@neyiep]

13:37 too cute their expressions ahahaha & thumbs up for dongguk appa epic transformation!! HAHAHA

[@youngfadula]

LETS ALL JUST CRY TOGETHER

[@augustrush9854]

I always cry everytime I come across this video. The girls are really sweet. Sian is soooo funny too but so cute

[@marichuamplayo579]

my dad died when i was a baby and this show is very touching

[@mih8ko]

seola and sua are just beautiful 😍 and Sian is just so cute and going to be so handsome when he grows up he already is so I can't imagine what he will look like in the future!

[@artemist.]

These kids are really smart.

[@unamirai8596]

I love Lee Donggok appa and the 5 siblings... He such a great dad. I think all of his children are most well behaved than other tros. But of course I like seojun seoen seungjae as well as william. Just I think sian sua and seola are really good kid.

[@unamirai8596]

sorry I'm bad at english

[@djbgajelonia]

Aw SUA is so sweet.

[@Timhyeon]

I am crying!!!! I thought of my dad watching this. He is strong now but it is inevitable to grow older and weak. I'll treasure and love my dad more

[@skirtrunning]

When elder sis seola told Daebak to get off their dad's back and he immediately stood up. That moment 😍priceless

[@yumifurukawa1249]

oh myy .. that 3 little kids .. i wanna hug them!!

[@blacksheep1069]

I can relate this so much..when I was 7years my dad already 60...n my mom 38..they married late n now I already married n my dad still strong..now almost 80..

[@thatsnotwhattheysaid]

All these people complaining bout how donggook raises his own child need to calm down. It's his child and its Korean culture. If you don't like it don't watch. People trying to make everything pc

[@aocchaagain8020]

This family honestly the best🥰 you can tell they have close bond. And with dad's tough love parenting they grew to be bolder and isn't so easy to fool🤣 (even tho dad's always got them🤣) Honest, this is the kind of dad that I think their children would always look up to even when the grew up taller than their dad... There's always fun story to reminisce... A life lesson to ponder together... Maybe laughing over one silly episode of prank gone wrong...

[@potatogirI]

i LOLed when donggook suddenly shifted from a grandfather to a pro soccer player

[@chiiikaeee3981]

Lee Dong Gook is a Superdad! How he disciplined his kids is admirable. I am girl but even I was told not to be a crybaby. Don’t judge him as If you already raised kids on your own. Dong Gook Appa💪🏻👍🏻♥️

[@AndreeCynthia]

I don't believe Dongook meant it that harshly. He was just telling Sian that he shouldn't cry. I've told my niece in a similar matter to not cry when she lost her basketball game, and another time when she was having trouble with her math homework. It wasn't being harsh; it was to help them have a stronger sense of mind. He's told his other kids not to cry either so it's not like it's the first time. The terms "You're a big girl now" and "Boys shouldn't cry" are very alike in a sense that at that age, the kids shouldn't be crying over anything/everything. When the kids were younger, sure of course they're going to cry over little things. But as they grow older they're going to have to get a grip of reality and not get upset over little things like spilled milk or a toy being broken. See how quickly Sua and Seola wiped their tears? It might have been off-camera but he's most likely told them to wipe their tears and move on, too. And truth of the matter is that Sian didn't know how to react because obviously when Donggook isn't his usual goofy bubbly self it's going to confuse him. So I get why he cried but come on guys, Dongook wouldn't scold his kids. He was telling them in the form that he should -- assertive but still soft enough for the kids not to cry more. It's like the time Ilkook took the triplets to the store and Mansae cried. He told Mansae to stop crying by just staring at him and telling him "stop..." and eventually he did.

[@shaiabubakar1714]

My son cries when I told him when he grow older and have his own family, I will be old, and live on my own. I hope he wouldn't change if that time comes. These kids are precious.

[@LadyFlorai]

I loled so hard when Daebak said grandpa dad

[@strawbeary818]

Is all this comments about how he should or shouldn’t raise his kids But are we just going to ignore the fact that Sian held his baby for like ten minutes even whenever he massage his dad He is so cute oml

[@klyy6222]

13:42-13:43 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA AWWW DID U SEE THAT JOY IN HIS EYES

[@angeltapia2073]

_donggook the most HANDSOME grandfather in the world_

[@kshook123]

I can see why people are so triggered but many of you are taking it too far. If their dad was so so strict and mean, I'd see the issue but he's not. He is perfectly healthy emotionally and you can obviously see it in their children. In case you don't watch the show, they show their emotions. Don't be so triggered over a perfectly well balanced, strict when needed parent, and always ALWAYS showing love to his family.

[@mariammathew7435]

One of the best Vlogs on the super kids I have seen.Look how fast the little one has grown up and how fast his thoughts and words are!Lovely kids

[@17shermaine]

To everyone thinks he pushes daebak too much, I think it is because he is the only men in the house when he is gone, he can take care of his sister as being the only brother. As he wants daebak to be sting and take care of his sisters .

[@feandrisnatasha8398]

its really funny to see donggok called his childrens with "my dear puppies" 🤣🤣

[@immie8210]

13:41 that was the cutest reaction I’ve ever seen omgggg ogm

[@imaddictedtokpopdrugs8498]

how it was so sweet when appa asked then if they're ashamed and then "No. He's our dad" reply. just kinda nice❤

[@sachm6107]

guys i just don't know why you are all whining on him not letting sian cry, look he have 5 kids already. do you even have any child to say that? i mean such stereotype like men shouldn't cry, but i think he just want sian to be stronger, if i am not mistaken, he's the only boy child of him right. actually he's such a great dad tbh but don't talk like you know everything about being a parent

[@nanisimmons6449]

I almost cried too I love the kids on these shows they have such big hearts,for being so young they show how much the care and love others while also helping them

[@Aya_aiai]

“Men’s don’t cry” every parent has their own way of teaching kids stuff and I’m my opinion dongguk wants to show sian the reality of life and how harsh it’ll get in the future and since sian is growing up with girls, dongguk want him to be mature in such a young age and want him to be strong as he grows up.

[@cuspham9668]

Seola is so cute and caring

[@duonganhkiet4957]

I think it was not good to tell your children not to cry, it's okay to cry and show your emotion either they are boy or girl. Being vulnerable in front of the people who love you is a gift :

[@MINETRB]

I would love to have a dad like Dongguk ❤️ he raise them so well i love it 😭❤️ I hope the father of my children be like that.

[@natildafebrina]

11:55 sian so cute 🥺