Korean History be like

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[@MasterofRoflness]

Whats your favorite flavor of Kimchi? Discord: discord.gg/g2A92uCz6N Patreon: www.patreon.com/masterofroflness

[@laughtercatz]

Yes master

[@JustTryHard_Juth]

the best kimchi is probably mukeunji or geotjeori, best tasting kimchi here.

[@tahu033]

Dunno the proper names but the one with cabbage which is crispy and has that tangy flavour

[@sanninjiraiya]

Not to be that guy but what software are you using for the tts?

[@retrofuturepi]

깍두기 and the OG 배추김치

[@SeventhListener]

Being too poor makes others invade you Being too rich also makes others invade you There's just no way to win, is there?

[@starmaker75]

The Poland, Aremenia, and Ukraine paradox.

[@varunsharma8371]

Become middle class and get exploited economically.

[@roiad876]

There is but Korea is too small or lacks buffer states

[@tunatsoi]

being the invader

[@andrewyoung8550]

Guys call me crazy but if stop executing our best generals and admirals after they win victories that may help.

[@FACM.]

- Be a brilliant militar strategist - Win a lot of battles - Save the nation - Some dudes get mad at you because you are too succesful - They proceed to murder you/exile you

[@Gamerguy826]

That sounds horrifyingly relatable.

[@anth636]

DJ Khaled: Suffering From Success

[@vit968]

*Russia*

[@akechijubeimitsuhide]

Also works in Rome

[@ethanchang8092]

Thankfully, the guy he was talking about (yi sun sin) went out like a chad, dying from a gunshot in battle. Can’t say the same about other generals tho

[@drekbleh7081]

My favorite meme about Korea is the interpretation on how they take a ideology of outsiders and tilt full retaŕd farther than the outsider "No United States- THIS IS HOW YOU DO CAPITALISM"

[@gustavosanches3454]

Or "No, christians- THIS IS HOW YOU DO CHRISTIANISM" and then proceeds to invent one of the most insane cults of modern age

[@paulc1243]

Also Christianity. They're some fundamentalist mfers

[@aegeanharrier6648]

Commies commited war crimes? LETS SHOW THEM HOW ITS REALLY DONE

[@fnorgen]

Alternatively: "No Soviet Union- THIS IS HOW YOU DO COMMUNISM"

[@DOSFS]

Technically we are at war so WE CAN DO MONOPOLY ALL WE WANT FOR WAR EFFORT!!!

[@Trauson]

Im gonna send this to my Korean Genshin Impact Dealer and see how he responds to all of this information.

[@dy7296]

* morphs into saul goodman *

[@zorronegro229]

How did he respond? Please tell me I HAVE TO KNOW!

[@Helix597]

Wdym Genshin impact dealer 🤨

[@KrypandeNej1]

What kind of drug is that

[@Trauson]

@@zorronegro229 He hasnt seen it yet xD He still needs to respond to this comment I am waiting

[@solhoibaturu]

For anyone who's wondering, yes the rice box thing did happen

[@user-ld1wl7bh5i]

And it was the father who put his son in the rice box and put guards there so noone can give him food/water ...while the grandson was watching all of it and pleading to his grandfather to spare his father.

[@craigore2011]

Prince Sado (a name later given to him which means 'to think of with great sorrow'). Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon would later be constructed by his son to guard over his father's remains.

[@user-dr2iz6sq9l]

Prince Sado suffered from mental illness due to his father's excessive expectations and child abuse. After the deaths of 'Queen Jeongseong' and 'Queen Inwon', who were the only buffers between the father and son, he started killing people in the palace. He had obsessive-compulsive disorder that made it difficult to wear clothes, and a court lady who dressed him was killed by him because 'his clothes' touched 'him'. He killed more than 100 people, and the madness of Sado, created by Prince Sado's father Yeongjo, ended by King Yeongjo.

[@craigore2011]

@@user-dr2iz6sq9l His wife, Lady Hyegyeong, would describe in detail the horrible experience of simply trying to get the Prince dressed in her memoirs. A very good read.

[@JackassTMP]

@@user-dr2iz6sq9l It was said to be a miracle when he was able to get dressed without lashing out and murdering someone, he also frequently sexually assaulted people in the palace and I think he also threw himself in a well

[@cfv7461]

What's the career with lowest life expectancy? Korean national hero

[@khai96x]

Chinese generals entered the chat.

[@craigore2011]

Anonymous henchman for Dethklok may still have that beat, I don't know..

[@ElBandito]

@@khai96x Mongol envoys burst open the door!

[@dy7296]

cambodian farmer

[@juh2445]

Iranian gay rights activist

[@hi.694]

As a Korean middle schooler, can cofirm this is 4269% historically accurate- everything in this video was in our midterms last year.

[@noel1626]

year 3 midterms?

[@hi.694]

@@noel1626 yeah, how'd you know?

[@noel1626]

@@hi.694 heh i was year 3 last year too

[@vodkavodka8903]

Good luck on high school man shits about to hit the fan

[@noel1626]

@@vodkavodka8903 trying to prepare for high school these days, but oh boy am i not gonna be prepared in the slightest (well at least i dont have to worry about english)

[@nicorozner7417]

Admiral Yi was an absolute gigachad. Dude never lost a single ship despite being outnumbered like 500 to 0 every battle.

[@Landlordoffarms]

Literally. Bro destroyed almost the entire navy forces of Japan.

[@giuliettadeglispiriti7365]

Rise of Kingdoms docet

[@hyomin_live_4_heichou]

He was the ultimate gigachad of Chosun history. May he be remembered throughout the ages

[@Azusashusband]

​@Amiga 501 i don't think that matters when you're outnumbered 13-330 and you win without losing a single ship. Also a daimyo did die and it was in this very battle. His name was Kurushima Michifusa. Japanese records even stated they lost half their men in that battle

[@Werner4voss]

indeed he was so great in naval command the he single handly changed 'the tide' of the war

[@ohuckabee]

Every time you drop a history video it just convinces me that every place on Earth is the coolest place on Earth.

[@starmaker75]

And how around the world silly shit is a global thing

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

We all human baby doing stupid shits is in our blood, lol.

[@Pao234_]

It's true, the whole world is cool as fuck

[@incognitosecret2377]

This is beautiful

[@YourLocalPlushAddict]

And then you got dumb shits like hairless Monkeys

[@lolmeme69_]

You should do something on Gung Ye. A one eyed Korean monk that created a kingdom, and then went mad and started to believe that he could read the minds of people using his missing eye. He then proceeded to murder a bunch of people claiming they were plotting against him, revealed to him via his missing eye. He was then overthrown by a general who plotted against him, something that his missing eye apparently didn't really foresee.

[@Dragon-iv8in]

And he got ganked by a peasant because he looked like a mugger

[@lolmeme69_]

@@Dragon-iv8in Oh yeah, that too

[@stevehan97]

Did someone cough?

[@jaguarflieger]

@@stevehan97 시.. 신이옵니다 폐하

[@leviseo9536]

@@jaguarflieger 마구니가...

[@Jefrings]

Korea: My eastern and western neighbors are awful! Poland: You're not the only one... Armenia: make it three...

[@raidang]

Korea, Poland and Armenia.. The punching bag of super powers

[@MK_ULTRA420]

@@raidang Status: Recalled to Life

[@Azusashusband]

@@raidang to be fair for Korea that only really happened recently. Japan was historically not very strong until they became the first East Asian nation to industrialize

[@lillilliiililillii6151]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@SSA-qb6pb]

@@Azusashusband only japan?? U forgot about China and mongol also toy with it

[@FarmerDrew]

Lord Kimchi the Great Also known for his dank BBQ

[@jamespyle777]

Bulgogi = beef bbq Buldag = chicken bbq Buldag ramyun = compete fire!

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@jamespyle777 불닭 拉麵

[@DogBarkingAtMoon]

@@jamespyle777 Buldag Ramyun = 똥꼬 buster

[@aaa-uc2ep]

​@@ADeeSHUPA Korean don't use Chinese letter

[@user-cf4qf1im4e]

​@@ADeeSHUPAyeah for buldak, its not in chinese letter just pure korean words

[@ThatCrazyKid0007]

The "stuffed son in rice box" had me howling. Kimchi the Great was another good one.

[@Pepsi_Cola]

That actually did happen. Search up 사도세자 if you don't believe me.

[@noahaah]

This is more accurate than the korean history i was taught in korea

[@macsungminson3583]

the sequence is wrong tho.

[@raidang]

Me finding out Hwarangs were real : femboys conquered korea

[@hi.694]

More like elite boyscouts, really. Who wore makeup, learned to fight, and peotry, and all that stuff.

[@raidang]

@@hi.694 BTS with but actual Army:

[@hi.694]

@@raidang they really were an army lol, in times of war, they were expected to help defend the country. One time, a general sent his son, a Hwarang, to duel the enemy champion. The Hwarang was captured, and was promptly executed after refusing to surrender. This sacrifice motivated the army to fight, which was the general's plan all along. Harsh, I know. It *was* a very important battle, though, so... guess he just got desperate.

[@raidang]

@@hi.694 femboys* lol i mistyped fanboys

[@ayylmao02]

China and Japan: I don’t get why Koreans hate us so much Also China and Japan: @1:25

[@Iwuvu_]

Lmao

[@No-mn9do]

based china and japan

[@otisphilips1011]

​@@ii4826 However, The Ōei Invasion was to make Japan stop sending pirates to Korea. Before that, Korean soldiers invaded Tsushima because the Mongols forced them to do so. But, if we go back further, the pirates from the Silla kingdom of Korea did invade Japan multiple times. Ōei Invasion wasn't even considered an invasion from the Korean perspective. Instead, it was self-defense against the raiders, which were off-season soldiers. I'm not saying Korea was peaceful because it was moral, but because Korea had to avoid two-front wars as much as possible since the Jurchens were up North, and the Japanese were coming from the sea.

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

So are you telling me that China, Korea and Japan on triangle hate relationship? Ok.

[@Emilechen]

Sui and Tang China invaded Gogureyo Empire, but Tang was friend with Silla, Ming China even helped Korea to repel Japense invasion, today China has normal relationship with South Korea and close allied of Norht Korea, in fact, China and Korea don't really have a great rivalry in the past, the main concern of ancient China were nomad empires,

[@nont18411]

Would love to see Burmese history be like, or Thai history be like or Indochina history in general.

[@spiral9372]

Yaaay I’m happy to see someone would like to know about Burmese history cuz I’m Burmese myself!

[@VOXFISH]

> The government does nothing > Invaders destroy the country > King flees > Remaining people saves the country > War heroes rise > The government eliminates war heroes to re-achieve the state of doing nothing

[@Cheolssip]

Full Korean history (oversimplified) -A celestial god descends down upon earth, f*cks a bear, they later have a child that will establish a kingdom and live for 1048 years -Weird babies that were born eggs establish kingdoms that try to kill each other -One kingdom teams up with Tang, unifies peninsula, kicks Tang’s ass right after -Later a 4-dimensional-torai and a mentally insane buddhist monk that thinks he is buddha himself builds kingdoms -The 4-dimensional-torai gets overthrown, teams up with the enemy and destroys the very kingdom he founded -The dynasty of the mentally insane buddhist monk unifies peninsula once again, gets overthrown by the rebel Joseon -Creates a whole new alphabet so that we don’t have to memorize Chinese characters -Joseon gets invaded by Japan, a chad admiral appears and defeats the entire Japenis navy with a few turtles with one seaman stubbing toe, after that he gets neglected and tortured by his own nation for his brilliance -Becomes empire, anschlussed right after -The land of the rising sun loved the sun too much that the sun fell on it twice -Independence -Split into two right after, Korean War breaks out and everything is destroyed -Rebuilds everything faster than the speed of your dad leaving

[@aakarshmaurya2265]

This tells a lot about contribution of rice farmers to the global history

[@Melon-ALL-Free]

No rice no life. As simple as that.

[@scarymonster5541]

Rice farmers are chad

[@aakarshmaurya2265]

@@scarymonster5541 am also an Indian one 😎

[@elijahkim6305]

As a Korean from Canada. I can confirm this is all 100% true.

[@elijahkim6305]

Immigration

[@xanderjacobs6176]

Kronii is that you?

[@elijahkim6305]

@@xanderjacobs6176 I wish bro

[@yyyymmddhhmm]

Cant even speak Korean

[@Azusashusband]

@IPickCotton or having Korean ancestry while your parents are immigrants

[@user-bd9sh5wb5f]

Its like an AI learned Korean history and explain it back

[@laughtercatz]

Blessed once again by your uploads

[@gourmand3]

The heroic general being executed because he ruined the King's rice paddies is as hilarious as it is believable considering how they treated Yi Sun-sin

[@thief6676]

as korean, i am happy you posted this. this was really fun to watch and i hope you keep these videos up. nobody really talks about korean history. people usually come up with bad examples to explain korean culture and history, but you did a amazing job at doing it. atleast you guys know korea isnt all about bts and kimchi 🤷🤷

[@PogBot-fc2cs]

Squid Game! ! ! ! !

[@hermespymander9167]

Train to Busan!!!

[@wickedne9399]

Probably because you guys were occupied for the most of the history to foreign invaders. There is nothing really interesting there

[@veskaworld]

0:37 as a korean i can confirm that his name actually is lord kimchi the great

[@marloyorkrodriguez9975]

Prince Sado was the most tragic story in Korean history, a father’s expectation often times kills a son, but looking at it his father also was fearful of things in court since he was a concubine’s child.

[@VErisot]

it's so weird tho, why do men that have high expectations end up running around killing and raping people, women mostly... but when women have high expectations they don't do that to men :/

[@marloyorkrodriguez9975]

@@VErisot you do know there were times in history where that happened? I forgot the crimes but its about a woman who killed her strict parents using her boyfriend, and then there's another one where a mother killed her husband and children because she thought she wasn't appreciated enough by them, then there's Elizabeth Bathory who combined with a sense of nobility and what is expected of her killed servants in her castle, its not just a man vs woman thing its psyche, and social environment vs a person.

[@DianeKang]

Actually, his mother wasn't a concubine. She was the lowliest servant of the palace called a 무수리(pronounced musuri)who was in charge of menial tasks like cleaning, etc.

[@Junseo0510]

As a Korean, I thank you very much for this beautiful summary

[@ADeeSHUPA]

고준서 高春西

[@a.ricole4081]

Im amazed by how accurate this actually is. Thank you for this. Made my day lmao

[@SovieTr4mC4m]

The invader lost a million ships/soldier while a seamen stub his toe Accurately described Admiral Yi lol.

[@danielgrezda3339]

This is better than K-pop and kdramas. Keep up the great content!!!

[@user-yg7sh9fh2y]

As a Korean from Mexico, I can confirm this.

[@JK-wx5tm]

...Geronimo?

[@yamsandpotatoes4243]

i think you left out the most crucial theme in korean history: >be on the verge of greatness >start splitting into factions >fight like no tomorrow >still going on today

[@KimTaeHwan114]

As a Korean, Its true. Lord Kimchi the Great fertilized many things for people in whole peninsula with his 'hard effort'.

[@zizonesol]

hmmm smells like chestnut tree

[@Begulbe]

이해가 쏙쏙

[@the_kimchi_kommandant2603]

Bruh

[@CaptainJY01]

As my mom put only two things she knows/matters in Korean history. The guy that made the Korean writing system, there’s a big statue of him sitting in a chair. The other is the Yi Sun-sin the Admiral who solod Japan and won every battle(statue of him on a stone pillar). Other than that a lot of the recorded history about the invaders gets destroyed by the next invader. Edit: correction

[@FinePrintKR]

The Korean Alphabet is not derived from Chinese characters.

[@cresentcube5898]

The guy didn't make the language using Chinese letters- man straight up CREATED one from scratch by making phonetic alphabet out if mouth and throat shapes. Man was a actual genius

[@eurypema6179]

@@cresentcube5898 The ‘Phags-pa alphabet would like to have a word with you.

[@CaptainJY01]

@@cresentcube5898 yeah, but a lot of it is heavily influenced by ancient Chinese. Like how English is just a branch of the Germanic language(I think, you get the idea). Even though he created a new language, Korean writings still had a lot of ancient Chinese in it because there’s literally no words to describe something in Korean back then. Even now when I ask about certain complex words to be translated, it’s just the English pronunciation of it. From what my grandma remembers, a lot of documents stopped using Chinese starting 1900s because that’s when the govt wanted to solidify hangul as the official Korean language Edit: My apologies on writing misinformation. The original intention of the statement is that ‘words’ share some similarities.

[@bobbyhill5067]

His name is King Sejong the Great 👍

[@choysakanto6792]

0:10 Battle of Salsu River where an entire Chinese army of 300,000 soldiers was wiped out by destroying a dam killing them all in a flood while they are crossing a river and were finished off by 10,000 Korean cavalry

[@jackyong1401]

那请问韩国为什么会龟缩在半岛南部呢，是因为你们谦虚吗？

[@dosa_2362]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 잘 만들었다

[@taqishah4309]

Great video

[@J-Makintosh]

Somehow this is more informative than an average history lesson

[@DabaksolGuardPost]

Fail in your task, you get executed for incompetent. Succeeds in your task, you get exiled by jealous king. Such is life for Korean general.

[@Uiuiui6363]

진짜 잘 만들긴 했네

[@BillCiphersBrotherWithTwoEyes]

Where were these history videos my whole life 👁👄👁💅

[@chamsseedinebouneb9784]

very informative I had some dark jokes about abusing maids but i will keep my box shut

[@blackkennedy3966]

You know who else abuses maids? MY MOM!! WOOOOOOO

[@RASKOLNlKOV]

For weeks,man

[@chamsseedinebouneb9784]

@@RASKOLNlKOV he deserves it

[@oliviaruekang7686]

hi, as a Korean secondary student, I can say that the video's pretty much it. It was all on my finals.

[@sukuicarp605]

Love the kingdom manga frame shot

[@Artificial_Satellite]

제데로 이해는 못했는데 존나 잘 설명한듯

[@arklaw8306]

Look up kimchi the great. He did lots.

[@TroubledTrooper]

As a Korean in Norway that has never left Norway and was adopted I can confirm it is all true.

[@Avarum4]

LOL this is amazing

[@Rateertoering-enjoter]

bro I needed this for my 9th grade history exam tysm

[@AmeliaNationalHomeFront]

Request a part 2 of this video Korea split In two mp4

[@Sus_Researcher]

한국의 역사에 대해 영상을 만들어 줘서 감사합니다. Thank you for making a video about the history of Korea.

[@emanon3906]

This is absolute blast!

[@BigScreamingBaby]

A prince a general and a monk walk into a Korean BBQ

[@Akodesunee]

Music from Rise of Kingdoms, true man of culture.

[@elem0212]

Ancient joseon -> many small countries -> the three kingdoms(with weak united one) -> sinla and balhae -> the three kingdoms:re -> goryeo -> joseon -> korea empire(actually not a empire) -> invade from japan empire -> korea -> proxy war(from СССР, USA) -> DPRK, ROK

[@SBahamondes]

I thought Lee Sun-shinn the general actually died in battle? He is actually famouse for his last words where he said to not let the enemy find out about his death.

[@LeoxandarMagnus]

In this house we stan Yi Soon Sin

[@crystalclearestYT]

As I Korean, I laughed so much at this... 😂 This is 100% true.

[@preettygoood7774]

I *feel* like I just learned stuff about Korean history even though I know this video is a joke. Then again, I just had a ton of drinks. I had to concentrate really hard a hit backspace a bunch to type this.

[@batprime1177]

Sending this to my Korean family now

[@Corium1]

paradox and generals sound effects are perfect

[@khairulnabilakmal33]

So the Korean Navy is basically a normal day in a Forza Horizon 5 lobby?

[@yourlocalbi_lingual]

When you Have Admiral Yi in charge anything is possible

[@ciello___8307]

in real life, the korean navy at the time actually used armored ships with cannons to defeat the japanese invaders, not really ramming.

[@glutinousric]

As a Korean, I can confirm all of these are accurate.

[@peekaboo1575]

Shout out to admiral Yi who BTFO the Japanese, then got fired due to intrigue pushed by the Japs themselves and then BTFO the Japanese AGAIN despite having practically no ships left after his predecessor lost a major naval battle against them.

[@prestonvo333]

Nelson ain't got nothing on how much Yi carried the defense.

[@ayylmao02]

Even a general from Ming who came to reinforce Korea got mad for how Korean king treats Admiral Yi

[@otisphilips1011]

But his biggest enemy was his king.

[@Azusashusband]

@laggorista that general proceeded to move to Korea out of respect

[@Azusashusband]

@Cienaga well no probably not since China would eventually kick out Japan in the 16th century and we'd probably be even more broke than before however

[@anonymusprime3050]

Thank you youtube for giving me an 40min ad to eatch before this 1min video

[@cichy45]

0:23 love that Kingdom reference

[@dewin50]

Geese are my favourite meal of the day

[@Azusashusband]

Fun fact: Korea even back in the Three Kingdom Days had idols. They were called Hwarang and Wonhwa.

[@kimngocau4791]

This is a perfect explanation of Korean history.

[@khatran551]

Nice! NOw do Vietnamese history next

[@lilcantabile444]

It's hard to even say that it's a distortion of history, so I'm speechless. LOL

[@knpark2025]

move away Schrödinger, we Koreans did the first thought experiment on quantum mechanics in human history with a rice box.

[@rolicoaster3017]

Currently using this to study for my ap us history exam on my freshman year. Wish me luck 🤞

[@K-44BlackBumblebee]

🤞

[@misslangleysoryuisiconic]

lol I’ve been watching historical kdramas because of that lol

[@kylewon1563]

as a korean, i can confirm all of this is all true

[@playertoe206]

as a korean i can confirm our king TK's their best generals is accurate

[@thatonenerd21]

i played this in class and the class hates/loves me.

[@Konslufius]

Nice one. Could you do Germany next?

[@hand505]

목소리 개웃기네ㅌㅋㅋㅋ

[@fivekwon]

As a Korean, this is so true 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@azp...]

You should do myanmar(burma).Their history is really complex.

[@adamczerczak7746]

Could you please do a video on polish history? Thank you.

[@atomicgandhi8718]

You forget the part where Korean War Hero is jailed and tortured on 3 different occasions but the corrupt government has to let him go back to the army, because every time he's put in jail 90% of the korean army/navy is confirmed KIA in a single battle. And after winning 3 Decisive Strategic Victories with 10% I mean 6% I mean 3% of his countries strenght, when at 100% strength they were still outnumbered 10-1, he's either killed in the final battle, or again gets exiled to Ligma Island where he finally dies. The reason we didn't get a Korean Art of War equivalent was because that requires the local king to not instakill his war hero the exact millisecond he stops being useful.

[@simunator]

chad goguryeo backstabbed by virgin shilla while sigma baekjae mass exodus to Japan

[@seyongpark205]

As korean, it is quite good oversimplified for real.

[@user-no4fq3dt7d]

If UN do zone between north and south Korea (like it was in Cyprus) it be new three kingdoms and it goes a new cycle, holy shit

[@squidgameman441]

Tks, you are now granted shin ramyun and kyochon fried chicken for eternity

[@gabe75001]

I’m actually a descendant of Lord Kimchi the Great.

[@hi.694]

My great-great-great-great-great-great-great-aunt's cousin's daughter married Lord Kimchi the great. Not entirely joking actually lol, allegedly there was someone far back the family line who married king Saejong the great. Allegedly.

[@stephenlee1664]

Are you also jeonju yi clan?

[@RASKOLNlKOV]

공명첩을 쓰면 친척이 복사가 된다고ㅋㅋ

[@barneycalhounlieutenant1st256]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@Hello-oe7wg]

hey you might be related to me! I am also from JeonJu Yi clan as well!

[@adiabd1]

1:00 this tombstone pique my interest, and when I googled it, it surprises me that it's a part of tombs, written there the name of *Kim Jong-un great grandfather, at Jeju Island, South Korea!!*

[@johnmattteng9658]

As a korean this is very accurate

[@alidaraie]

Me being a man of culture and wisdom whom watched the Jumong TV series

[@o_o152]

As kimchi I can confirm this is 120% true

[@MinMin-sv5nz]

Should do one on Egypt and roma

[@generalirons9789]

Ay, don't forget the League of Legends plays by Faker

[@Maar_and_Mir]

나 한국인인데 이거 진짜다.

[@miqnight7601]

As a Korean, I feel really happy when I recognize bits of my own history from this video. Thank you.

[@user-gk3yh3oq5t]

진짜 개ㅐㅐㅐㅐ윳김 댓글도 재밌음 외국인들 드립 실력 레전드네

[@Hnphl]

I'm proud to have Korean history subject excellence award and A's in korean history exams