Korean Teens React to American Prom Party For The First Time! (Culture Shock)

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[@raquelrivera4515]

I feel it depends on what high school you’re looking at. Like mine I wasn’t allowed to use my phone until I was outside my class.

[@popipopipo111]

samee and we couldnt wear hoods in class

[@johnmillssr8001]

Wow...guess mine was we weren't allowed to have phones

[@amina___.]

mine you cant use ur phone at all, and cant even have it out during school hours otherwise. cant have it out on ur desk either.

[@bryxofrr]

see and i have uniforms(public school btw) but also its good because some stufents cant afford clothes so a uniform allows no bullying over clothes

[@yarielytorres1183]

In my school you can use your phones at all, if the teacher see’s it out side of your bag they will take it from you right away

[@katieb9428]

This was interesting to watch. I’m from the US and graduated high school a few years ago. I think a lot depends on the kind of school and what state you live in. I went to a charter school so we had uniforms with occasional dress down days as an incentive. The school was a college prep school, so most students focused on studying or their respective talent (sports, the arts, etc)

[@tylerdavis1862]

F*** charter schools. Just go private

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

Eww a product of the Betsy Davos school system.

[@frogg523]

@@Tormund_Giantsbrain Yep, which is a proven system that actually works for a lot of people.

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

@@frogg523 it doesn't lmao. You're barely literate.

[@MyaLeathers143]

OH MY GOD THEY ARE REALLY REACTING TO EMILY HA THAT WAS SO UNEXPECTED 😭😭😭😭😭

[@imsane00]

FRR 😭🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@yinanaaaa]

FRLZZZ

[@francescaledesma4047]

Well, it really depends on the country and school system. As an Asian and lives in the Philippines I can relate with the girls since its very similar. I studied in an Catholic girls school, so it had many restrictions too. In high school, I had uniforms, packed lunch or canteen, seat arrangements, same class rooms, no makeup (and nails), no casual clothing, limited clubs, no phones and more. Now, In college everything is more free and opposite that why I enjoy it better.

[@lovememoreeeee]

Lol same here in the uk. School is so strict we couldn’t even wear black shoes that were too shiny.. and coloured zips on jackets were banned 😭 I really wish I had a more enjoyable school experience

[@trashcan4669]

For me this is actually what school life is like for me. Although not the prom one because they did that during covid. We do have a dress code, but it's not serious, it's followed. We can leave during lunch. I have an eyebrow piercing and my hair is dyed, lots of girls have acrylics at my school. Uhhhh I know a lot of upperclassmen have arm tattoos. Although this may be what its like at my school, Schools in the US vary, we have public schools, private, all girl/boy schools, some are less strict or more. Just depends on what videos are released and we are able to watch. 😊

[@flaggov6949]

Public schools in America vary quite a bit. The state determines quite a bit of the curricula, but the rules and elective classes are decided by local school boards and administrators (like the Principal). Classroom rules are decided by administrators and teachers. So dress codes, rules about phones, and classroom rules (like seating charts) vary widely from school to school. Some public schools do require uniforms, most don't. Many do have dress codes. In my area, it's pretty typical to have rules like no shoulders or mid-driffs showing, no gang colors, no offensive slogans or phrases, and shorts/skirts must go to your fingertips. Since funds mostly come from local taxes, the quality and offerings vary as well. I know someone who went to a school that taught 5 or 6 languages and had AV classes and such. I lived in a poorer area, so our school only had 2 levels of Spanish and French and there were very few electives (band, choir, drama, art, typing, and higher math were about it). This variability is both a blessing and a curse. Because the US is so large, it allows schools to tailor things to their region. I currently live in a rural area that has a lot of farming. Many schools have electives related to agriculture and they have a harvest break where students often get short term employment helping farmers harvest their crops. But it has downsides too because some schools struggle for funds (especially those in less populated areas).

[@danibelle0075]

My high school experience was pretty similar to the videos! Though it's definitely different by school and location. I went to a public arts high school ("Dreyfoos"- some of our pep rallys went viral lol). There were no uniforms and dress code was barely enforced. Not much restriction on hair color, makeup, accessories, etc.. Phones were not usually allowed out during class, but they are in between classes and at lunch. I had lots of freedom to enjoy the arts, and it was a great academic environment. I was in biology olympiad and SECME (science clubs). There's also academic honor societies and many fun clubs to join.

[@zaynes5094]

I just kinda stuck to myself but I did do Cross country running and track and was pretty good. I still run a lot in my 20s, but it's gotten harder getting time to with my trying to write and get some of my stories published. I also had a pretty good HS experience, outside of the bullies I had to deal with in middle school and going into HS. Once I got some friends, though, then I was much more comfortable in who I was and what I wanted to be (a writer).

[@chrystalsimmons5802]

I attended a public school in Texas. We had a dress code, assigned seats, no eating in class, no cellphones, no face piercings and tattoos.

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

Least tyrannical TX high school.

[@antidave]

Texas is the worst of the states when it comes to school policies 😭 when they banned leggings with long sweaters/shirts is when I lost it

[@chalseaweathersby2206]

@@antidavelmao! They said y’all need to get creative 😭

[@razinamarjan1110]

Love how they included a video of Erica ha, she's honestly a nice girl

[@aictopus]

My school had uniforms and you were never allowed to break any uniform rules and there were no days where they'd allow no uniform. We had to walk in a line to go anywhere and were not allowed to speak. We had assigned seats for the classroom as well as the lunch hall. We had about 10 minutes to eat after we got back from the food line. We were not allowed to speak during lunchtime either. My school was a normal public school. They even cut out art and music class eventually. You could not use your phone at all. It was a dreadful place and I hated every moment of it. Edit; I forgot to mention that our school also would ignore human rights and would not allow people to go to the bathroom and they would take someone's lunch from them if they caught them talking.

[@blacktopinkk]

Emily haaa ❤❤❤

[@alexandramoa6870]

Prom was so fun for me 🎉🎉

[@saiyongdawn7756]

One thing I learned in life..too much freedom can become your worst imprisonment. 🥴 Great vid. Thanks.

[@heatherspence3848]

I’m 40 now but always wanted school uniforms in elementary school because of being bullied about clothing. ❤

[@Bionca1214]

I don’t know what school she was attending, but it definitely depends on the school and what district or state you live in. Although we had free dress codes, there were still some rules you had to follow like: shorts/skirt can’t be no shorter than the tip of your finger, no spaghetti straps (straps had to be at least 3in), no crop tops or stomach revealing shirts and no sagging pants (nobody wants to see your underwear😒). Phones weren’t allowed out during class hours, unless there’s an emergency… they’re only allowed in between classes(that 5 minutes you have after the bell rings before your next class) and during lunch/after school. At one point girls weren’t even allowed to wear those Nike sport shorts anymore because they started looking too short.

[@Ikillyouwithhugs]

I went to a public school in Texas, we had a dress code (like the bottom of your skirt and shorts had to reach the end of your finger tips, 4 fingers wide tank tops ect) but no uniform. They didn't really care about nails or make up but they didn't allow facial piercings but tbh many kids still had them and either put in a clear piece or put a band-aid over their jewlery and that was accepted, tattoos were alright as long as they were school appropriate otherwise they had to cover them up. No unnatural hair colors were allowed but you could do stuff like ombre as long as the colors used were natural. We weren't allowed to use our phones when class was in session but if we were sitting in the classroom waiting for classes to start they didn't mind, some teachers at my school even allowed us to charge our phones at the front of the classroom so we could focus. Other than that, we could use our phones at any other time, we didn't have assigned seats in lunch and we had different lunches through out the day so A Lunch (like 10 or 11 am) B Lunch (12 pm) and C Lunch (1 pm) so when it was time for your specific lunch you just went freely, that's why there was no line up to walk to lunch at my school anyways cuz everyone had a different schedule. As for walking around the class, some teachers allowed it and some didn't, most of the time they want you to stay seated but my teachers liked me because I was quiet and focused on my work most of the time so they would let me and my friends sit out in the hallway to do our work and listen to music ect. So the video was pretty close to how my school was!

[@FantasyFae]

most schools still have dress codes and no cell phones allowed during class times but some allow them during passing times

[@eveilwolf]

To be honest I think more Americans need to watch this channel to understand what we have going on vs other countries.

[@naonabi]

not them watching emily ha

[@mystery7245]

I feel like pretty much all the comments are just saying how none of this is true for them… so I will mention my school as well. We had uniforms (pants and a polo shirt) but the rest were allowed. You could wear a hoodie if you wanted over your uniform, you could get nails, you could get tattoos, get piercings, use your phone in class, snack in class, etc. The only thing was the uniforms for us.

[@mindtsunami9443]

We weren’t allowed to have phones on campus and we have uniforms but some high schools are like that! Edit: no hair dye, piercings, open toed shoes, “excessive” jewelry, tattoos, etc

[@janeeseiji]

Those kids are lucky my schools phones are inside a locker at the front entrance of my school so I could be on the third floor while my phone is in a locker three floors down 😭

[@borahae71306]

the youtuber emily ha is originally korean 😂

[@popipopipo111]

some things are not accurate in this video😭

[@LaughingBoostshorts]

Yes it's not...they make this video seems like americans kids have to much of freedom when there's certain things your are not aloud to do.

[@melody3629]

no it is accurate for the people in the video. eveyone school varies their video was just one out of many

[@tarabooartarmy3654]

Yeah, because some American schools have uniforms and stricter dress codes. Some allow colorful hair and others don’t. It really varies a lot.

[@jamayapaul4646]

The fact that the KZbinr their watching is Emily ha & she’s a 13 year old in middle school 😭

[@delfinazavaleta6010]

Isn't she in highschool already 😭😭

[@Iymmwybmwycmtte]

I’m not in high school yet so I don’t really no but I was told by my teacher that in high school you can use it for work like using it for a calculator but it depends on witch school And most schools don’t allow hoodies but certain teachers will allow hoods in class.

[@CCAST-so4ny]

The usage of the Phone varies per School, per City and per State in the USA. In the state of California, by Law, the cellphone is banned during class hours. Some schools in Los Angeles, they use a magnetic lock pouch once you enter the school ground, and it would be only unlock after you leave. Thou, using smart glasses and smart watches are not prohibited except during the exam period. The goal is, you are not allowed to surf in the web or be seen web browsing. The smart watches or glasses can be use to received or do outgoing calls or text or calculator and rarely seen for web browsing.

[@ericjorgensen3911]

Dress codes vary state to state. I was lucky to grow up in Calif. So public schools have a relaxed dress code. When it`s warm girls wear miniskirts and a skimpy blouse which the guys love. Mostly jeans and a shirt (favorite band) for the guys. Phones for breaks/lunch. Girls can be quite forward. Exchange of phone numbers is common as is couples kissing.

[@bangchantupatron6673]

Bruh,when I was in an American school,I wasn’t allowed to paint my nails,wear jewelry,paint my hair,wear pants that where kinda above my knees,use phone in class,not even chew gum🗿(but I did and I almost got scold by the teacher🤙🏻) and the food…..I had to bring my own food bcz I’m gonna be honest……..the food there tasted like shit💀…so yeah it depends on the school you go👍🏻

[@deblibra6884]

Most American schools have a dress code even if they don't wear uniforms. No school allows halter's unless it's an event at school. I think that's false.

[@KPOP5STARSLISTENER]

I wonder what company Gaeun Kang is with and most importantly I hope she gets the chance to debut in the future

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

When i was in hs me and my friends skipped class all the time to go to the mall nearby the school. Lol. But somehow we both still was able to graduate and get our diplomas.

[@mananda.]

IS THAT EMILY HA???

[@damiaatiqah9937]

Oh my god EMILY !!

[@WJones-jf8mf]

Each school in the us is different, just like every state. We have national guidelines but states and cities have the right to impose their own restrictions. This school is super casual, some schools may be extremely strict. There’s also schools for specific courses too. We have a lot of math and science schools in Illinois. But also lots of liberal arts.

[@taniyahaugustin1960]

Iit really depends on some classes I can use my phone others I Can't

[@taunteratwill1787]

Like a real totalitarian society. I hope you have fun with that! 😎

[@hikariuchiha977]

Their school uniform are quite cute tho, like I wouldn't mind wearing that every day

[@Thewhitewarrior]

You all are lucky I’m homeschooled 🥲

[@boat_girl]

The Emily Ha vid!!!

[@casluvs]

Most things in this video are not an accurate representation. School rules here are not like certain Asian countries where no matter which school you attend that all rules are gonna be the same. It definitely depends on which state you live in. I attend a high school in California and it’s definitely not this easy on us. We get scolded for even asking to use the restroom during class and we would never be able to just pull out our phones like that without being sent to detention.

[@zaynes5094]

I like the idea of wearing a suit and tie, or a school uniform of some sort, but I also wouldn't mind being able to have a day or two of informal clothes like a t-shirt and shorts, or hoodie and jeans.

[@alonenjersey]

She's training to be an "Idol". Dear God in Heaven why?

[@alonenjersey]

@st3rie There are a hell lot more interesting and fulfilling paths that a young woman can go down in life that just being a "Idol."

[@jasmine9581]

1:19 usually needs hoods down and hats off At least til 2018 when i graduated

[@zaynes5094]

Yep, I always wore a hoodie to school, because I was on track and cross country team, and I always had first period teacher, very nicely, say "take off the hood and show that beautiful hair". Never did Math first period again, even in college I did it only in the pm.

[@franpeen]

the high school i went to was ok we weren’t allowed to use our phones cause if they caught us using them they would take it, we didn’t have uniforms and our lunch was free but it was disgusting

[@budda4173]

Yo im trippin didnt know so many schools were restricted like that i graduated in a small texas town in 2017 and definitely had a similar experience to most of these videos

[@aaronmartin7086]

Never went to prom.

[@vv_vvs]

i have prom next year im kinda nervous lol

[@SarahJSweetheart]

I'm trying to find a video about Korean or Japanese high schoolers reacting to American style high school parties, but this is the closest I could find 😅 (im interested to know what they would think about people their age drinking alcohol whilst dancing to loud music, hooking up with the opposite sex, even doing drugs. That was common in my youth, but it seems Japanese and Korean highschoolers don't have those kind of get togethers, so It would be interesting to see their reaction to it - would they think it looks fun, or scandalous??)

[@An_aria]

My school has rules, most just dont follow them

[@aymenouldsaadi7262]

is this olivia rodrigo in the video

[@nezptune]

lmfao

[@miralazaoui-uh8bb]

Les américains au niveau de l'école vous êtes plus libre j'ai remarqué la chance est en France le bal de promo c'est pas ça du tout😭

[@emmaa5698]

That weird comment abt having too many guy friends or ppl will think badly abt you is so messed up.

[@debscom2]

Not all American high schools are like this. There is a mixture...

[@zaynes5094]

Yep. Some are home schooled, some are public schooled, some are private schooled and public schooled. Some go into prep schools and those seem to be pretty strict in dress code. I actually don't mind the idea of a school uniform. Unless it was black, blue, or gray, I wouldn't mind wearing that. On the other hand, I could also understand how they'd want to feel more expressive and like they wear what they want. Some Japanese public schools do have days where they can wear what they want, but it's only on those days. And they still have to wear wabaki, which are indoor shoes.

[@-JA-]

🙂👍

[@deeplykem]

This is not a normal American high school.

[@julliannacarmona6206]

I graduated in 2019 and this was basically what it was like but we did have a dress code it was mostly followed, minus the dress code on shorts, you could wear them if they touched the ends of your finger tips. My prom was a little different we didn’t get any food but everyone dressed up in nice dresses, mine was a satin strapless burgundy ball dress that was very puffy and long, the school paid for the prom with the money from prom tickets, i think was 50$ for one person and 100$ for a couple going as a date and the other person could pick the ticket up later at the office. We usually have big parties after prom too

[@strangeblackman3477]

Americans take for granted so much that we have here compared to the rest of the world. we are so spoiled and used to these things that we don’t see them as superior in a Marvel compared to others around the world. That’s unfortunate.