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[@JoshJazz01]

When Heejae’s mum went “gurl u don’t even like guys” i burst out laughing 😂 “ur too busy living ur life” i was like perioddd same😂

[@ulterna]

I love your pfp and name LOL

[@zvengeancezealot3540]

She is pretty to me.

[@jinlix8750]

NOOOOOOO , NOT YOUR PFP KIM LIP😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jinlix8750]

@@ulterna 😭😭😭 You are a Orbit too LMAO

[@martamarinelli413]

I love your profile... Orbits everywhere!

[@idkwhattodowithmylife7597]

“I had that experience too” I did not expect that 😂

[@oensh05]

me too and im like woah!!! she’s one cool mom lolz

[@Dj-fb8bs]

I just started cracking up it was unexpected 😂

[@Mooncake110]

Me too 🤣

[@aeonluann]

*"I Don't Think you even like Guys"* mood😭😭

[@L_oremIpsum]

As someone who is LGBT, i didn't mind this experiment. I don't believe it was their intention to mock anyone. I actually think it was a good one because you could actually see Heejae and Hoseung thinking about how difficult this can be for LGBT people, which is something that cishet people just don't realize. But I can understand how some LGBT people found this upsetting, I hope you can include actual LGBT people in your cast in the future so you won't ''easily get away'' with something like a fake coming out.

[@prosesareread]

This is a good solution rather than passing it off as a joke in the end. It kind of hurts because in real life you can't take it back.

[@RaymondTywaif]

Agreed. I like seeing their expressed empathy but I also think it can be done better. It's a relatively touchy subject after all especially if not done by LGBT+ people themselves without being pressured to come out.

[@patriciapat2106]

I agree totally

[@pl-fp3dw]

I actually didn’t really like this trend becoz as a closeted person, this kind of feels like joking about the community even though I know it was made with good intentions, seeing what you wrote made me rethink about it. I think your solution would definitely help more than using this kind of ‘prank’ like situations as it may resonate with others as well as show how hard it is truly to those who doesn’t have to go through the anxiety and concerns.

[@L_oremIpsum]

@A Sprocket I disagree. Everyone has different experiences and we should respect everyone, please don't put other people's feelings down because you don't agree.

[@miniryou6904]

I could never be friend with someone who would think it wasn't okay to love someone regardless of gender. Love is love and everyone deserves to be loved.

[@yeshvinny193]

Same

[@roses_are_rosee6676]

Some religions doesn’t accept that. You cannot expect from someone who is religious to think like u

[@srrhxyz]

@@roses_are_rosee6676 then i won't accept the religion. it's simple, right?

[@roses_are_rosee6676]

@@srrhxyz no one said you should hun but you cannot expect from everyone to accept lgbt

[@radishmiri3137]

@@roses_are_rosee6676 I'm lesbian and my best friend is religious, she's super open about it and supports me in every way, she's an ally because she believes than everybody deserves the same rights, that her religion book didn't say "homosexuality is a sin" in any part of it

[@francinvega]

They have such a great family and friends, I'm sure it is not easy to come out like that , I support every love no matter which gender you are. LOVE IS LOVE!

[@Isabella-wm3th]

When I came out to my father he said that I wasn't his daughter anymore, when I came out to my mom she said: "Fine. So what?" lol Good thing my parents are divorced and I never talked to my dad again.

[@januaryhymn]

he doesn't deserve you one bit. you have a strong heart and great attitude. sending love.

[@Barnesi94]

I know this wasn't meant to be mean, but in reality coming out in Korea is not that easy and influencing people to try and come out puts them in danger. We are not straight and cannot take it back. I get that you're trying to be supportive but this is not how you do it. Get a cast member who is actually LGBT+ if you want to talk about the LGBT+ experience.

[@elloitsmia]

everyones talking abt how the mother and friend were supporting but no ones saying how his friend says “that’d be fucking weird” ..

[@novaesc844]

Cause it is

[@patriciapat2106]

Im glad they're surrounded by loving people. My family didn't react well, I actually never wanted them to find out, but I slipped up and my mom found out. I was grounded for 4 months. Only one of my sisters and aunt are accepting. 6 years passed and my whole family (besides my sis) think that me being bi was a "phase". But now I have a one of a kind, wonderful and loving boyfriend that I love more than anyone else in the world so they accept that so I'm happy 🥰

[@RaymondTywaif]

Good to know that it's overall a happy outcome for you now. I think some people may need a longer time to become more accepting, because they might need to challenge their own perspectives on the concept of sexuality and gender in regards to personal morality and faith against the importance of your well-being and existence in their life. I personally feel that if their reaction is not too negative it's okay to give each other some space and time, they might come around if they cherish you enough, and if not then you deserve better with people who actually want to have you in their lives instead of desperately clinging onto someone in a way that'd only be unhealthy/toxic and exhausting for both parties. Anyway, if they really want these 2 hosts to touch on this topic from a straight person perspective, it's better to let them have a conversation with and reaction to actualy LGBT+ coming stories by LGBT+ cast/presenters. Cheers and may you have more fateful encounters with loving supportive people in your life and continue to be a happy contented person with a fulfilled life! 💐

[@patriciapat2106]

@@RaymondTywaif Thank you for the support, I appreciate it 🙏 And I agree that they could also have had an LGBTQ person on there or read people's stories, but I'm glad that they at least acknowledge that it must be very hard for an LGBTQ person to come out

[@michellekoo7618]

I feel as though this video portrayed S. Korea as a progressive and lgbtq accepting country but it is very much so the opposite. The older generation spite the lgbtq community. There is a lot of outcasting and discrimination. For such homogeneous country this can be very debilitating for individuals. Maybe bring in an actual Korean lgbtq person to share their actual experience and struggles to raise awareness and help Koreans have a changed perspective!

[@Rainbow_Warrior_Princess]

I recommend watching this real coming out video of korean teenagers 🤗 : Koreans Tell Their Parents They Are Gay | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWXPqGCwn62gorc

[@inzaghi8935]

If you can’t make a video like this with actual LGBT cast, then maybe don’t do it at all…?

[@RaymondTywaif]

The content is likely produced with good intention but the execution is kinda controversial and can be uncomfortable especially for those who have gone through bad coming out experiences as LGBT+ people. I think it's overall still a positive video with positive message and I still like it as a topic brought up with Korean perspectives, even though I had a few bad experiences, rough initial reactions and cold unconcerned reactions too (not that I've come out personally to everyone I know, and while I lost some friends, coming out really helps better my mental health in the long run as the overall experiences and the people who stayed worth it more). I'd suggest to try doing a similar idea but with actual LGBT+ people, perhaps sharing their stories, or to come out to someone they choose on screen fully understood what they signed up for and wanted to do it recorded. Both hosts are adorable and wholesome as usual though, their cheerful but sincere demeanor gives me fuzzy warm feelings.

[@patriciapat2106]

👏👏👏

[@ONLYBRITTA]

This🌸

[@olexablackwood2767]

I came out when I was 15 to my mom and siblings and then I came out to my grandma 5 years later. Especially in a Christian family it made my cry happy tears knowing I was accepted for who I am.

[@aliya1924]

I don’t know if it’s because it’s the middle of the night, or because of the solemn music, or because i haven’t actually liked someone yet and it makes me question myself.. But this honestly made me cry a lot. I hope everyone has atleast one person who can support and accept us like that.

[@Louffydances4life]

Tbh when willl cishet pple stop making these types of videos like this isn’t something people that are lgbtq+ can ever take back. I came out to my parent and i regret it bc now she thinks differently of me when it just comes to having friends when being queer to me is totally different and im aromantic as well and have no desire towards romance. Either you guys bring actual people that are lgbtq+ for next content or dont make vids like this anymore ✋🏾😭

[@German-heartbeat]

I always accept and support my children , I loved them before, how can I stop loving them because they LGBT .So long they Happy -I’m Happy ❤️

[@januaryhymn]

true parental unconditional love right there

[@sreedhathri9]

Is it only me, or did she really sound like jisoo😍

[@na-xw8rt]

this is insensitive. some people get beat up and even die when they come out to the world. like c’mon

[@JinsolLee]

Yeah I unsubbed. Fuck this coming out prank culture in SK, I'm over it.

[@winterjoonie6077]

Althought I am understanding of the fact that you made this with no bad intentions, this situation is a lot harder for people who are actually part of the LGBT+ community (like myself), so it kind of comes of as insensitive by the end when it's revealed as a joke or social experiment. We (lgbt+) have the actual risk of loosing people from our lives and rejection. From family members, friends and strangers who might hate on us and harm us without even knowing us. It's hard and hurtful because we might not even get accepted by some of the people we care the most. I just wish instead of doing this kind of videos with straight people, this chanel could be a platform that let's actual lgbt+ members speak about their experiences

[@Rainbow_Warrior_Princess]

I recommend watching this real coming out video of korean teenagers 🤗 : Koreans Tell Their Parents They Are Gay | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWXPqGCwn62gorc

[@__Ali11]

hoseung is so cute im gonna cry

[@guitarlover8810]

My best friends would support me with zero judgement😌 my conversation would go like: Me: I think I like girls!! My friends: uh..Huhh( taking causually) Me: so what do u think about it?? My friends: who need a thought on this anyway...live your life girl ..who gives a fuck about what other think...btw find someone as pretty as me okay 😁(jokingly) That's how my conversation would go with my friends..like seriously the amount of support I get from them especially my best friend on each and every matter..it's like I can trust my life on her❤️ and yeahh I don't know how would my other family members and parents react but I have a this strong feeling that my siblings would definitely support me ❤️😌

[@MyTwoCents77]

I LOVED Hoseung's words "Truly, I can't even imagine how much they (LGBT) will worry about this" ....."they are all my beloved people, I won't push them away, I should stand beside them". I really don't think this experiment is harming at all. On the contrary, it made me think of my "own" beloved people that are gay, and these words touched me.

[@juliekim738]

I went to Ecolint and Cornell. I can't imagine what gay Koreans go through, I wish there was more that I could do to help.

[@elinfelicia382]

They’re surrounded by such good people. I know for sure if I did this a lot of my closest family and friends would probably distance themselves/ cuss me out lmao. It’s not like I’m gay but it’s always nice to hear that the people you care about would love you no matter what.

[@sangseul963]

This isn’t something to joke about…

[@lboozer4887]

Imagine them speaking a different language and you have to read captions but you still want to turn up the volume

[@HealsTheTail]

awe thats so cute. Im so glad they were so supportive for them.

[@topnftart]

This is a true bromance! I would expect such a support from the mom, but not from a friend guy. Respect!

[@claradoyle4303]

in the future cast actual lgbt people who are ready to come out.

[@afolarinitunu]

I like it when hoseung's friend said "I like you the way you are" hoseung really have a great friend 😍😍 And also I laughed when her mom said she doesn't like boys also 😂😂❤️ I love both of them, they're so cool 😘😘

[@risha_pikachu8923]

Same ... Even though I m straight.... My mom stares at me with a blank face whenever I say i don't have any interest in men ... She laughs and says "then marry yourself " ... 😂😂😂

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

"I've just been used?", haha.

[@b0o0dlesn0o0dles]

As a bisexual and non binary woman, reading the title of this video really rubbed me the wrong way. I’m not out to any of my family and I’m not out to all my friends. I want to be but the thought of telling people sometimes sends me into a panic attack. I know that when I tell people, it’s not something I can take back. When I tell people, it could completely change the way I can navigate that relationship and that space. The thought of straight cis people pretending to come out as gay for a “learning experience” feels really off. Being LGBTQIA+ is not a hat you can put on and take off. Once you’re out, there will be people and social systems denying you your human rights. Every single day people like me are facing discrimination and violence and death because of homophobia and transphobia. There are FAR better ways to support the LGBTQIA+ community. Openly vocalising your support, learning more about their struggles by LISTENING to THEIR experiences, and so much more. Did the producers of this video consult any LGBTQIA+ individuals or groups before running with this? I haven’t watched the video yet as I’m scared to. The above is my initial thoughts. I will watch and then edit my comment if I have more to say.

[@b0o0dlesn0o0dles]

Ok I have watched the video and I’m shaking and my chest feels tight. When the sentimental music came on it felt like such a slap in the face because the situation was fake. The love that Heejae’s mum and Hoseung’s friend expressed was genuine which was nice to see. But I think my distressed reaction to this might be… envy? Because I wish I could come out as easily as they just did and receive those reactions from my family and friends. As the other comments have said, it would’ve been 100% better to have ACTUAL LGBTQIA+ people do this. Their cishet friends could have been there sitting next to them, supporting them and feelings those emotions right along side them, and then discussed together after the phone call. Another way to make this video more genuine and actually helpful for the LGBTQIA+ community, would be to list help lines specially for LGBTQIA+ at the end of the video, including suicide help lines, safe counselling, and LGBTQIA+ friendly blogs and organisations. Likewise, you could include some websites or resources for allies to read and educate themselves. You could’ve had the profit from the ads of this video go to a Korean LGBTQIA+ organisation. Having now watched the video, I can firmly say that I am disappointed with how this (I’m sure) good intentioned video was planned and executed. To the people running this channel, please take into account the points I’ve made above and the other comments from LGBTQIA+ people. The way you respond to our comments and our hurt and our disappointment is very important. You can fix this 👍

[@snooperslooth2795]

So you aren't talking about experiencing actual prejudice, just how the thought of people's reaction terrifies you. The truth is, you take endless joy in being a perpetual victim. In no way is this video OFFENSIVE. Oh my, what can I be offended by today?

[@b0o0dlesn0o0dles]

@@snooperslooth2795 you have ZERO say in how I navigate my life and perceive discrimination as a queer person 👍

[@JinsolLee]

@@snooperslooth2795 How dare you decide how someone else feels. I found it offensive as a gay trans man. So to you I say. You do not speak for the majority. If you are cishet, shut up and leave us be. If you are LGBTQIA+ then you should support your fellow siblings when they are hurt, EVEN IF THE ROCKS DON'T HIT YOU.

[@brittanym9710]

I told my parents through a text message. It took my mom a few months to accept but my dad told me “I’m only upset bc you felt like you couldn’t tell me in person, I don’t care who you like. If you’re happy I’m happy”. It is truly very hard to do

[@luwammichael4428]

at the end I was just crying it was so touching.

[@Louffydances4life]

This video wasn’t it

[@lessbe849]

Waaah her mom is cool🤩😂

[@tess8691]

i was extremely disappointed to find out that this was a prank/experiment rather than a heartfelt video, this is disrespectful to all in the LGBT community, who like many commenters have said, can’t just “take it back” when they do come out and are met with negative responses. this is so disappointing

[@jamesarclight544]

Americans might not understand but for Asians this is a big deal and a taboo

[@paulinerosevalenzuela2719]

I don't know how to feel about this video,as someone who is part of the lgbtq+ community i feel sorta offended that you're using lgbtq+ and faking your sexuality for content though you probably didn't have any ill intentions.Im still touched by the fact that their friends and family are supportive but this isn't it ngl:/I get the idea behind it but you could have executed it better had you had someone who is actually queer come out,with their full consent of course.

[@Raichuachoooof]

You'd think, Korea, a country known for being advanced, would have beliefs in par to that statement. It's honestly sad that people have these conservative views in 2022. I know everyone isn't conservative, but it's a vast majority of ppl from Korea who do. I'm just glad those two from the video have people close to them whom were accepting of them. I'm hoping one day everyone becomes more open minded and overpower the ones with those toxic views.

[@Yeonbin]

3:26 this friend lowkey homophobic af like what do u mean its "fucking weird" for him to like another man? and if he really did so what? this is why pranks like this never go well when they're actually straight 😐 even tho that friend was like ill accept u bc you're my friend at the end the initial reaction is disappointing

[@lujedeja578]

Si este experimento sucediera en Sudamérica, sus verdaderos amigos le harían bromas bien pesadas como “Siempre lo supe”, “Te gustan grandes?” 🤪😂

[@nikyu.106]

AHKSKGLEMFMMFNDKDNDOLkmss basta

[@dineshnegi9500]

Love from India

[@danieljl04]

I'm never really sure how I feel about this new trend of non-queer people pretending to come out as a form of prank or social experiment. Your hearts as a production company are in the right place, to see how people would react, but I just hope you understand how easy it is for non-queer people to jokingly come out, to say it so loosely and then retract it once the joke or prank is rumbled. Queer people don't get the same levity; I can't even discuss LGBT rights with my mother while in the closet nevermind hint at myself being LGBT. I hope everyone who watches this knows this; and make sure you find real queer creators and people who come out and support them. This video was cute, but they have the benefit of being able to retract back easily whereas real queer people do not 💛

[@kiraveil8115]

i appreciate the sentiment and the thought that was put into this, as there is very little representation in my community, however, I don't know how I feel about queer bating. even if its for good intent, I wish this video had real lgbtq+ koreans telling their peers that they're gay. Coming out to friends and family is extremely difficult and is often something that results in loss of loved ones, i know it did for me. I understand that this probably wasn't something that came to mind when making this video, but you guys are not actually queer and are able to take it back if your peers don't accept you without any harm being done. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing light onto the subject.

[@alexandrovich4447]

While Korea is still very conservative on these issues, it is nice to see that it is changing around a bit. Still, it's a tough experiment to pull of without people taking offense. The alternative would be doxing actual LGBT people for content, at least in this video there's no one's privacy is at risk. I know from what I've heard that while the majority of Korea is very sensitive on these subjects, there is a shift starting to come through with the younger generations. So it's nice to see, even after some surprised reactions, a general level of acceptance starting to grow. It's important for things like this to open up conversations and normalize acceptance. Once Korea is fully accepting we can argue about whether these things were the best method, but if they can have a positive change on how people treat the community, that should be considered a good thing.

[@MULTIQUEEN786]

*I had that experience too* 🤣lmao!

[@nxila_318]

Why is no one talking about how discriminating that guys friend is! Imagine someone realised they’re gay fr and they’d find out he’s like that by watching a video

[@10thmuse51]

I really dislike this video. :/

[@simpleosh4035]

this video just shows that everyone has different parents and friends. Not everyone is going to be as accepting and especially not the society as a whole. also, I do not believe people will think it's easy to come out in Korea just based on this video clip. If it was that easy, people would see gay people being comfortable on the streets and at work. It's even difficult to come out in some European countries, I can't even imagine how it would be in S.Korea. I also believe that the culture will change over time, some are a bit more on the slower side while some countries evolve faster. We can only hope that the newer gen's can be more accepting, especially the parents.

[@glow862]

How they learned so fast just by calling someone close to them😭

[@yamisimp6161]

As a gay man living in Korea, coming out to some of my friends has resulted in blackmailing, rumors, and chronic anxiety. Coming out to my brothers led them to say "You better never come out to mom and dad they will be so devastated." Can't come out in society cuz in my field of work, ill be fired... Have a boyfriend of 10 years and I still cant hold his hand in public, introduce him to friends or family, or ever dream of getting married. I am 31years old and still unable to come out safely here in Korea yet their "experiment" makes it look so easy... I feel like there could've been a better way to shine a light on these issues without minimizing the struggle we have gone through our entire life.

[@ONLYBRITTA]

This is what I was afraid of… that people who had to experience such a thing would watch this and see other people make light of it… that breaks my heart for you and I hope that we can all appreciate that your story is likely what most people are going through… your difficult time matters to me-I truly hope that you can surround yourself with people who only make you stronger… I’m 36 and it took me awhile to realize what healthy relationships were-you need to cut out the toxic people and focus on your mental health. You’re worth it💗

[@yamisimp6161]

@@ONLYBRITTA thank you i had a bit of a rough week mentally and this really means alot!

[@minimochi2206]

I'm really sorry you're going through this. And I definitely agree with what you're saying.. they're using straight people to "come out" to their families so I mean in the end it doesn't really matter because they're still straight and don't have that burden on their shoulders as someone like yourself does.

[@xPidgexSmithx]

I’m sorry you’ve had to go through all of that and still can’t live your truth. Just know there are people out here that understand, accept and champion you! I hope that one day you and your partner will be able to hold hands in public. 🖤

[@lovelyjuliroo5154]

I'm so sorry sweetheart that you're going through that. I pray that you find the right people to be around with and love you for you. I do not agree with videos like this because I think of the struggles people like you face and I have friends in the LGBT community and alot have gone through tough times. I like seeing people for them. Please know you are worth it and valuable and worthy. You're not less of a person to anyone who also reads this. My heart goes out to you. I would have been happier with someone from the community to be in the cast but I think problems could also arise. For example , if they already came out and were accepted by their loved ones it would defeat the purpose of the video. Then there's the gray area where people have been unable to come out to their loved because the society around them aren't accepting or allowing others to love who they love. You will be harassed , even be killed 😢 So I am not comfortable with this idea. I am a straight woman please don't bash me I'm not trying to make this about me. I am a little glad they did this because it is nice to see people being open but I'm still not okay with it because it's not something we joke about. I get their point but still my heart goes out to you and everyone struggling. If I could advice you is it's ok to cut ties with toxic people and toxic environment. I hope one day the world is accepting and loving and do what they preach . You got this sweetheart if Corona wasn't happening I would have loved to meet you in person and listen and appreciate you as a friend for you not for your identity or sexual orientation nor circumstances . Fighting ❤️

[@xXPurpleLoliTranceXx]

Heejae: “When a pretty girl walk by, my heart flutters” Mom: *Girl, same*

[@zenitsuagatsumanezukochann8502]

😂😂✋

[@itz_pluto4682]

LMFAOOO

[@Chariiot4ღ]

FR LMAFO

[@iloveexo5287]

Me too☺☺.

[@writingstolily]

Me toooo

[@Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

My older sister came out as bi this summer🥰 She was so scared we wouldn't accept it..she was crying so so much before she said it. My mum and I are very accepting, like we don't care about someones sexuality and she knows this, but she was still so scared😔 I'm so proud of her💕 I didn't know I could love her even more than I already did😅

[@dhdudisisj5779]

L

[@alexterieur8813]

Her sexuality made you love her more? Genuine question not trying to be hostile

[@Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

@@alexterieur8813 lol no, her bravery. 1. We do not live in a place that's very accepting. 2. The family we have left, aka our grandmother, is not very open with it either. So I find her brave.

[@jayantkumar159]

U from Alabama 😈

[@Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

@@jayantkumar159 lol you'd think but no, we live in europe😅

[@damaristama7574]

Wow her mom’s reaction is really thoughtful and respectful🥺

[@kestiameshad]

I could see Hoseung's face darkened a little bit when his friend said "It'll be f**cking weird". He really really hoped that wouldn't be the case, that his friend may be prejudiced. Although I see clearly what this video is - a social experiment, not to mock or downplay anything, and instead bringing to light a subject that is hard to approach, but I can't help but think that, some people may react nicely to your face, but later on would distance themselves from you. That is even more hurtful, but that's life.

[@sullitmas]

yea!! in fact, korean men r distant people. they arent always warm and polite abt everything. this is sad bc i couldn't be friends with someone who is prejudiced and who thinks love is just straight. love is love, and everyone deserves to be loved. regardless of gender and sexuality. I wish that in Korea this is something that can be said openly and not seen as taboo. and also, sex education mainly

[@flame-29936]

@@sullitmas I completely agree with you that it needs to be a more accepted topic in Korean culture however I disagree with the the stereotype (Koreans/Korean men are distant people) its like saying all Americans are fat, all brits love tea etc and while yes I bloody love tea not all brits do and not all Korean men are distant, iv got a few Korean mates and 2 of them are the funniest fuckers iv ever met 😁 I'm not attacking you luv x But just be thoughtful when you paint everyone with the same brush 😘

[@oliviadelaney1468]

Open minded individuals with great friends and family. If only this wasnt a rarity in korea. Small groups are a start and this really is hearwarming. More lgbt stuff please. Have them meet a lesbian/gay couple or even transgender i can guarantee that would be amazing

[@before3372]

They already did that =)

[@tainanking]

Sorry this will never be a borm

[@oliviadelaney1468]

@@tainanking it may become acceptable in years to come as the younger generation is really accepting. The whole world was homophobic at one point in time it takes the actions of those willing to speak up and fight that get things moving. They just need to speak and iradicate ignorance. Ive never ever had a homophobic comment made about me (i am lesbian in the UK) amd have walked hand in hand with my ex girlfriends everywhere. Its about educating people

[@3lineun]

@@before3372 do you know the link to that episode? I've tried to search for it but the only ones I find is meeting a cross-dresser and drag queens (I've seen both (Love Bambi)

[@before3372]

@@3lineun hey, im sorry but I can't seem to find that video either

[@andmochastars]

The thing is... These people can take it back. People who are actually LGBT+ can't, and will face the consequences for the rest of their life. It's very insensitive to make something so serious as a social experiment instead of actually working to make real LGBT+ people more accepted.

[@douglasandrews2609]

I was thinking the same thing.. coming out was the hardest day of my life and it took TIME for people to accept it. Idk .I feel conflicted about this.

[@prosesareread]

They need to find a different way to bring awareness to topics like this... not like this.

[@before3372]

@@prosesareread they already did that

[@emilyvalentine4565]

Ya I have to agree. I thought they were serious at first because I thought I remembered times in the past where Heejae had mentioned finding women attractive or something along those lines, so with context like "coming out to my friends" I went "oh I guess she didn't mean it platonically." Unfortunate, granted I wouldn't really expect them to have established cast come out.

[@prosesareread]

@@before3372 Just because they already did that, it doesn't mean they should do something like having straight people come out as gay and then say it was a joke. It's disrespectful. If they have no more ideas they should just leave it alone.

[@ilhan691]

I dont think this is great to pretend to go through someone elses experience. Itd be better to bring some actual LGBTQIA + cast members

[@ONLYBRITTA]

I agree… I felt really weird while watching this video…

[@dhdudisisj5779]

@@ONLYBRITTA L

[@kovots]

It’s not easy to be openly out in Korea and would probably be hard to find actual lgbt people. coming out in Korea can affect your job, family, life and more. Sorry for my bad english!

[@felicechang280]

@@kovots totally agree with this, I keep seeing people say they should bring actual lgbtq and I totally understand why they think that way would be better but Korea isn’t like America yet and it might be more harmful for a person there to come out on camera or even talk about heir experiences. Videos like this if taken with that context in mind is very helpful and might encourage lgbtq community in Korea to then have the confidence.

[@xPidgexSmithx]

@@felicechang280 there are other channels who have done exactly what people are suggesting. Despite the hardships some face there are many Korean people who want to come out and live openly, so putting a call out there for willing participants would have been an easy thing to do, if you don’t get any, you shelve the video until you do.

[@ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

Can’t be any easy thing to do especially in Korea. Hopefully one day it wouldn’t be such a thing and people can just be to love whoever they chose 🤨🧐

[@lydiajipripal9778]

Trust me it's hard everywhere it's really easy to talk about but to actually come out is the hardest thing I've ever done I almost passed out

[@alexterieur8813]

@@lydiajipripal9778 when i told my mom: why didnt you tell me sooner 😡 my dad: you cant be serious 😩 and i live in a really accepting country (Canada) so yeah its still hard

[@gardenfalls]

@@lydiajipripal9778 It’s hard everywhere but especially in Korea, LGBTQ+ isn’t very accepted there. Country isn’t the only thing that makes it harder, everyone’s experience is different and could be harder than usual even in an accepting country.

[@dejavu6514]

@@gardenfalls Asia in general tbh

[@HeloiseEliot]

Awesome world, this video needs to be rephrased... or use real testimonials... please don't follow trending topics just because. You have a big platform, use it wisely. Love from Portugal.

[@taoist32]

For future videos, yes. Too late for this one.

[@pr7903]

@A Sprocket It is, for us.

[@woozihae]

Agreed, pd nim needs to see this

[@woozihae]

@A Sprocket yeah it wasn't offensive or a big deal for me but that's cause people around me are accepting so it might be sensitive to people who suffered from mistreatment 'cause they're lgbtq

[@Dj-fb8bs]

@A Sprocket it is though cuz they make it seem as korea is a pro lgbt country when it’s been known that’s it’s not. Most asian countries ppl would not dare to come out cuz of the harmful it would do. People lose there jobs for being lgbt in Korea. It’s sad.

[@minimochi2206]

Im a long time subscriber & I'm not part of the LGBTQ+ community but I have bestfriends who are.. so idk if it's my place to really say anything but I think even though it was nice that they had people who would have accepted them even if they had been gay, they aren't at the end of the day. I know you were trying to shed light on this subject but I think it would have been better to have actual gay/bi/lesbian etc people doing this or speaking about their experience. No hate or anything. Just a suggestion

[@sarahelvetral3710]

But for actual LGBTQ+ people coming out to family is really a personal and sensitive topic. I don't know if it's the best idea to do it on KZbin. Here the video is lighthearted because even if their loved ones had been rude, it wouldn't impact their life as much. This type of pranks can also help know what people we love think about some things. But I do understand your point though.

[@minimochi2206]

@@sarahelvetral3710 Yes. What I meant actually was for people to tell their stories. Not necessarily come out.. I should have been more clear on that. Because you're right, KZbin probably isn't the best place to do so. People should only share if they're comfortable doing so of course.

[@sarahelvetral3710]

@@minimochi2206 that's a great idea.

[@sullitmas]

you both are wonderful people :( 💕

[@emaleigh7812]

you shoulda stopped at but. Don’t speak for groups your not even apart of bozo

[@stardoll1995]

As someone in the LGBTQ+ community please don't do fake coming outs, it might not upset everyone in this community and it doesn't particularly upset me as it wasn't done in a disrespectful way but please include actual LGBTQ+ people next time cause I know some will look at this and find it insentive in particular because of how much our community suffers in countries like Korea just for coming out.

[@Lady-yg4sr]

Maybe as a straight person I have no say in the matter but I don't really see an issue. It only helps to spread awareness and I think it is dangerous to include actual LGBTQ+ people because it could haunt them forever. 🤷

[@KingOfThePirates101]

@@Lady-yg4sr Maybe because you're straight and can't see the issue?

[@snooperslooth2795]

Stop being offended on other people's behalf. People can think for themselves and they don't need you to defend them.

[@esmieestrada8267]

@@Lady-yg4sr you’re right you have no say in the matter

[@miynmo]

@@Lady-yg4sr ur straight stfu

[@pr7903]

no..I love you guys but you should have used actual lgbtqia+ community people to do this instead of cishets

[@lavi2784]

i felt the same too ... this feels more like a prank and it kinda hurts

[@milky8002]

I think that would be dangerous for lgbt people in a conservative country like Korea. These people are straight and can take back what they said, but if actual gay people filmed their coming out they could be blackmailed by their "friends", colleagues, family etc

[@pr7903]

@@milky8002 I'm pretty sure they already did similiar to this with lgbtqia+ ones, so this video was unnecessary and insensitive.

[@stevenelmas8629]

This is korea coming out publicly if you’re gay can put you at a great risk socially

[@JinsolLee]

@@lavi2784 It's very common for koreans to "come out" as a prank. iKon did it a while ago. Hence why I no longer stan.

[@SleepingSasuke]

I think this video is in really poor taste. Our sexuality is not some kinda social experiment you get to use just like that. You people get to "jk haha" laugh it off later and explain to your loved ones it was "just a joke". Us actual lgbtq people face severe consequences for coming out. We are disowned, harmed, ostracized, fired and even killed. I am so disappointed in you for taking something this serious and using it for an experiment when you have absolutely no idea how hard it is for all of us lgbtq people to live in this society. Stop using us for clout.

[@alondrapadilla]

I love Awesome World, and I love Heejae and Hoseung, but this isn't it. As someone who is actually part of the LGBTQ+ community, coming out is hard. I know you didn't have bad intentions with this video, and you touched upon this in the closing remarks, but please be more mindful of these kinds of "experiments." While the cast may have felt a bit of the nerves that are part of coming out, they don't know the full effect it has, not only on our relationships with family/friends, but also with ourselves. Also, they could easily backtrack and say "oh, surprise! I'm just joking around, I'm not actually gay!" We can't do that and it oftentimes breaks a lot of our relationships because we find out that some of the people we trust the most, don't actually support us fully. I know there are going to be people who say I'm taking this too seriously, but I've had bad experiences with coming out. My friends have had bad experiences with coming out. It's not something that should be joked about or made into an experiment. Awesome World, I still love you and appreciate your videos, but please try to think these video ideas through a bit more before you film them.

[@Rainbow_Warrior_Princess]

I recommend watching this *real* coming out video of korean teenagers 🤗 : Koreans Tell Their Parents They Are Gay | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWXPqGCwn62gorc

[@rawrrikii_8593]

You do have to realize that Korea is still a very closed off country when it comes to homosexuality and things like that so them doing this is actually really good and they tried their best to show people that being a homosexual isnt bad.

[@TheSexGoddesz]

​@@rawrrikii_8593 I agree with you on being a homosexual isn't bad, but the way they present, or let's just say experiment, it's not something that should be joked about. As someone who is actually part of the LGBTQ+ community, coming out is easy for me, but hard for some of my friends, even here in the Philippines where people are open-minded and affectionate.

[@afrenchkabyle2377]

@@TheSexGoddesz you can joke about everything because being gay is not being special. It is normal I also did it like thzt, I was speaking with my mom about buying some stuff in huge quantities then told her I'm bisexual. She said '' oh yeah, OK whatever '' I'm sorry to tell you this but everyone doesn't suffer and it doesn't represent a challenge for everyone. We need to show that in some families it is just natural.

[@TheSexGoddesz]

@@afrenchkabyle2377 In some, lucky for you. It is really easy to say it because you haven't experience it first hand.

[@prosesareread]

Awesome world, I think this really disrespectful to people who are actually part of the LGBTQ + community because they have to go through difficult things like coming out to friends and family. Having straight people coming out as gay is kind of mocking this sensitive issue because they can easily play this off as a joke or prank, but this is not a joke. If you want to bring awareness to LGBTQ+ acceptance in Korea, please do this in another way. It's unacceptable.

[@Yeonbin]

as a lgbt this was a bad idea and makes coming out as a joke

[@TakeTheStep10]

I agree I enjoy the LGBT content. But the topic of coming out should not be taken so lightly. It's very serious and personal for someone.

[@duda-ez3bp]

facts

[@rikcruts5020]

I can see where you come from, but at the same time I had a different experience, perhaps because I have not personally been in the position in question. But this video showed me that, even though they didn't really come out, they felt vulnerable. I could see they were not fully confident or comfortable, and they were touched by the responses that they got, perhaps even relieved? Of course this might not be true, it is just my personal observation about people I don't know after all. But what it did for me is the part that matters most. When I saw this I thought that when these people feel vulnerable and perhaps even a bit emotional, it must be 10x or a 100x times worse for people who actually have to deal with this for real. And since in my eyes they didn't joke, or aggressively(?) take it all back, it seems respectful. But of course I am not as emotionally involved as people who might be dealing with this situation in their lives. All I can say is that my respect for the people who can muster up that amount of courage in their real life scenario, and put themselves in such vulnerable positions, has grown after watching this video. It is always amazing how a different angle can make such a big difference on what we take away. I hope to learn and grow more like today, but always in a way that feels respectful for the people who are closest to it emotionally. Let's hope one day we can find the perfect way in the middle :)

[@prosesareread]

@@rikcruts5020 If people received this message from this video the way you did , it is very heartwarming. In many ways I just felt hurt because this experience is not some thing that they HAVE to go through. That's all I'm saying. Thank you for sharing your thoughts though.

[@GabrielGabriel101]

🤨 not yall making straight ppl come out as a joke, I know y’all r trying to shed light in these issues but this is not the way

[@reyphobic]

@Yeolvrr bae there is everything wrong with it shut up

[@ah_okok]

i think content like this does a huge disservice to the lgbtqia+ community and feels exploitative. i know getting views is important for a youtube channel but i feel like there's a better way than this.

[@IceRabbit9]

I don't think they were trying exploit anything, but bring awareness to how hard it can be to come out to people you care about. It gives them an idea a of how difficult it can be. As a LGBTQ+ person, I like that they made this video.

[@b0o0dlesn0o0dles]

I agree that this format is exploitative because they’re financially profiting off the views of this video. If they had said they’re donating all profits from this video to a Korean LGBTQIA+ organisation, it’d be better but the content is still disrespectful. They are cishet people taking/performing a unique LGBTQIA+ experience and profiting off of it

[@ah_okok]

@@b0o0dlesn0o0dles yes, absolutely! thank you for elaborating and explaining it so well! @IceRabbit9 i appreciate and respect your opinion but i don't think that's what the video conveys. they were more concerned with not being believed than with coming out because they weren't really coming out. if you read yami simp's comment below he's actually a queer person living in korea and shares his perspective. there are real people that live these very real consequences and for them it's not a game just to see a reaction without consequences. don't get me wrong i think coming out videos are great because it can truly save lives but this video isn't that.

[@IceRabbit9]

@@ah_okok I can see where you're coming from and reading all of the other comments did make me think more. Thank you for being respectful and not attacking me for my opinion.

[@ah_okok]

@@IceRabbit9 omg of course! there's no need to attack. i do appreciate your opinion and experience and respect it, i was just talking about a larger conversation. i'm glad you didn't feel attacked because that was definitely not my intention. thanks for an open mutual discussion.

[@_WhiteW0lf_]

On a different Korean channel, they didn't have this social experiment but they invited real life LGBTQ+ members. That would have been a better alternative than this fake coming out. This channel could have interviewed and delved into their stories. And yes there are LGBTQ+ members who have youtube channels. They are starting to feel confident in telling their story, not totally out to their family and friends but it's a good start than using a fake coming out content.

[@tori9374]

Can you tell me which channel?

[@yoitsme5640]

yes i would also like to know the channel :)

[@mirroruniverse9331]

@@yoitsme5640 Simply search the title like 'coming out koreans..'

[@lillysthoughts4402]

I know this was probably well intended, but it probably does more harm than good because as nice as it is to see them get good reactions, this isn’t the reality for most LGBTQIA+ people, especially in countries like Korea. To some coming out isn’t even an option. Idk I usually really like your guys’ content but this video just didn’t sit right with me. In the real world coming outs aren’t all happy family moments…it’s tears, fights, discouragement, hate, humiliation and danger. As someone with a bi sister who had a very hard time coming out, I’d appreciate it if you’d ask actual LGBTQIA+ people to be part of your content. Thank you.

[@GhGh-ci8ld]

it would’ve been nice to have included different lgbtq+ folk in the video to share their experience, or add in some way. at the same time i dont think this was necessarily a bad experiment. truly coming out is hard, and most people ive seen who come out on the internet do so way after coming out to friends and family. Probably wouldnt have been able to find someone to actually come out. I think if their reactions and responses were real, it was interesting to see what happened, i mean the guy’s friend literally told him “that would be fucking weird”. It wasnt the smoothest response lol

[@rateme6166]

what was harmful about this video? im so confused

[@lillysthoughts4402]

@@rateme6166 in my opinion it shows a wrong image of coming out, and instead of being encouraging like it was probably intended, it’s a misrepresentation of the struggles ACTUAL lgbtqa+ have to face

[@rateme6166]

@@lillysthoughts4402 i see, so its not reflective of majority experience making it not relatable?

[@lillysthoughts4402]

@@rateme6166 yes, I would say so

[@sinbefregd3254]

My gay cousin has played around like this lol He would prank us coming out as straight, but nobody would believe him lmao he's a diva 🌈😂💗

[@albal-v3869]

Youust have a cool cousin!!!🏳️‍🌈😂

[@duda-ez3bp]

if u wanna film a content like this, u should do it with an actual LGBT+ person

[@tomokisan]

@A Sprocket Thank you to had used your brain X) We live in a strange world where everybody complain, always, it's boring.

[@minenhlemabaso9995]

@A Sprocket the point is that this video makes coming out seem like a joke when it's not. If they want to film a video about people coming out then it should be people who haven't come out yet... Or maybe have people share their experiences with coming out to their parents.

[@ONLYBRITTA]

@A Sprocket snowflakes? We getting political now? It’s actually disrespectful to pretend to go through something that has destroyed a lot of lives and families in order to give us the warm and fuzzies… in reality, historically, this situation would not have gone down this way-they should probably avoid this sort of topic in general unless they wish to have LGBTQ+ guests discuss their experiences coming out (which I think maybe they did on another episode)

[@neetfreek9921]

@@minenhlemabaso9995 Things like this can also cause the older generations to become more empathetic towards lgbt people. Not everything has to be about you.

[@ONLYBRITTA]

@A Sprocket I can see that you’re actually just trolling the comments. Get over yourself bro and move on…

[@Starzsannnie]

No...that ain’t it it literally feels like they’re making fun of *actual* gay people coming out

[@s2lLandals2]

Idk guys... I think this feels hurtful for people who are actually LGBT in Korea... The only reason they could do this is because it's not serious, and we all know that when a person actually is homossexual or trans, people might have these thoughts on the surface but be completely ddifferent when it comes to the real thing.

[@nycxavi]

I could be wrong but content like this makes me think you don't have any Lgbtqia+ people on staff. Straight people pretending to be gay - how original. You can do better than this.

[@_s.k_1147]

Because there are very few lgbt+ people in Korea, and even if there are some in the staff it's unlikely they would come out because of fear considering Korea is highly homophobic.

[@pppppp2441]

i appreciate what they're trying to do but like.....lol

[@raiahy]

You have to consider that Korean society is very different from the West and you cannot apply the same standards because it simply makes no sense. The fact that they make videos about lgbt in the first place is a huge thing. If there’s no lgbt staff working - maybe there’s a reason, like social stigmatization of queer people.

[@xPidgexSmithx]

@@raiahy other Korean channels have successfully managed to make a call out to the lgbt+ community and have them in their videos. If they couldn’t find people for this idea, then they could have shelved it or used the idea in a different way. It’s incredibly tone deaf and really crass seeing hets play at being gay for a reaction, however positive that reaction may be, as if it all went sideways then they have the luxury of back tracking, we don’t.

[@xPidgexSmithx]

I love your content usually but this is so incredibly tone deaf. Having straight people play at coming out for a reaction is crass and doesn’t account for the thousands of people the world over that do it everyday and don’t have a good outcome, who’s life and relationships are changed beyond repair in some cases and who now aren’t safe. These people make it look easy and that is bolstered by nice outcomes but it isn’t and if it went sideways they don’t actually have to live with the consequences of that. The very least you could have done was cast actual lgbt+ people who did want to come out to others in their life, as other channels have done, It’s real, meaningful and encouraging that way.

[@kaylawilliams1085]

Why would they lie tho ....

[@jefffromchicago6321]

It would have been been so awkward If Hoseungs' friend had taken the opportunity to come out. Or if Yeonjin had woken and done the same. Though the last one is intriguing to me.

[@nguyenanhkhoa1437]

Don’t judge gay people they just like us , they did nothing wrong yet they get bully hard

[@sdb9884]

The mom and friend’s reactions made me cry. My daughter came out years ago, and I can not imagine not being supportive. Love is love. Unconditionally.

[@novaesc844]

What if your daughter was in love with you? Cause love is love unconditionally.

[@LookItsSani]

when you find out your mom is bi with the rest of the crew

[@groundswellmultimedia7279]

No. Just no.

[@na-xw8rt]

why would you do that

[@eternalptgmx]

AW, I'm this close to canceling my subscription. This is NOT OKAY to do. EVER. Straight people pretending to come out is offensive. Stop setting up the cast like this to be hated if this goes viral. They're good people. Ever since Yeseul left you guys started doing weird af stuff around race and sexuality. It seems less like you want to educate and more like you treat everything different as some experiment or something exotic. We're not your zoo people. Actually you know what. I am canceling my subscription.

[@eternalptgmx]

@Lady Suisho and Felidae I believe I did just that. Are you unable to read?

[@ONLYBRITTA]

I’m hoping that they actually read the comments this time and take these thoughts from their audience seriously… they have a lot of potential, but they need to be creative in a way that doesn’t feel so showy and forced (which leads to this kind of unintentional f*ckup)… like, maybe they underestimate the audience and think that we prefer forced situations over real conversations. They would be wrong🌸

[@rebma234]

As a member of the lgbtqia+ community, these videos actually make me happy because it's nice to see people being accepting of their friends/family coming out. Would it be different if it had a gay person instead? Absolutely, however I also take into account that there are many closeted people out there that aren't ready to come out so videos like these you can live vicariously through. Just another perspective.

[@ONLYBRITTA]

@@rebma234 I think it would have gone over better if they had at least incorporated more of what a realistic experience would have been like or discussed how different their experience was from what a lot of people go through… there wasn’t much acknowledgment of that even if they mentioned that this would be hard to do in reality…

[@InvisibleRen]

I actually stopped watching months ago because the channel is now all about sex, baiting, and gender (guys vs girls) and it’s just the same stuff repeated over and over. But this just really puts the lid on the coffin. They need a new PD or just to cancel this channel completely. The cast members already appear on other channels so they’re not losing a job or fame.

[@yoonjung-hwa6511]

We literally need more people like them in this world.

[@sullitmas]

@@baimken3001 why are you censoring this??? and why suddenly change his sexuality? ........ its was so weird

[@roses_are_rosee6676]

But this guy said „maybe if I think it’s unacceptable“

[@sarathealien7161]

it's such a touching and heartwarming thing to see how accepted they would be and loved by their family and friends if they were to come out as non-straight. it's genuinely wonderful to see that they're surrounded by such loving, sweet, compassionate people. :')

[@Rainbow_Warrior_Princess]

I recommend watching this real coming out video of korean teenagers 🤗 : Koreans Tell Their Parents They Are Gay | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWXPqGCwn62gorc

[@minenhlemabaso9995]

Please consider casting people in the lgbtq+ community next time. This comes of as people pretending to not be straight for views. Not a good look

[@bolo5584]

You should come down off your high horse. What next, are you going to try to cancel this channel.

[@pr7903]

@@bolo5584 they are being respectful, tone your ass down

[@minenhlemabaso9995]

@@bolo5584 relax lol. I love the channel that's why I want them to be improve

[@minenhlemabaso9995]

@@pr7903 like omw?😹😹 and thank you

[@myalterego93kyle]

I understand that these conversations are important and that the people who made this video probably had good intentions, but this “experiment” feels a bit insensitive to me. It’s not really “coming out” if it’s not your truth, and it’s a lot easier to laugh about loved one’s various reactions to such news when you know their opinions on the matter don’t really apply to you. It’s just that there are people that have gone through this kind of thing and it’s often really scary and there are no take-backs or saying it was all a joke at the end. I just think those people and their feelings should be considered when making this kind of content in the future.

[@ezriyuen5862]

난 이상한 아니면 농담 영상인줄 생각했는데 다 보니까 너무 감동 받았어요. 한국에서 이런 리얼 대화를 필요한 것 같아요

[@fizasentertainment4254]

I clicked as fast as I could possibly humanly can

[@fujoshi_potatohead371]

Its really weird to come out to your friend thats same sex as you cause like after you come out to them they automatically says “ dont tell me you like me?” Or they ignore cause they may thing you like them and youre gay because of them like….. If anyone of your friends comes out to you, DONT ASSUME THEY LIKE YOU?! OKAY?! not just because we gays came out on you means we like you, damn even if were gay we have standards goshh

[@liljinjin2993]

Zzzzzzz hey~~ im sleepy yeonjin 😪😪😪😪

[@jefffromchicago6321]

Good morning. Are you ready to come in and come out?

[@pls-shanice]

If Hoseung isn’t gay he shouldn’t have done this, but instead hired someone who is gay for this segment.

[@eady4836]

its a social experiment

[@pr7903]

@@eady4836 lgbtqia+ community are not social experiment for you cishets, we are humans with feelings coming out is hard you can't just do this it's insensitive

[@eady4836]

@@pr7903 they already made a vid w actual lgbts, im literally lgbt and i find this vid interesting to see specially w asian parents. literally give it up its not that deep

[@1007O-l7y]

@@eady4836 just cause you don't see it in a bad way doesn't mean everyone is going to perceive it the same way as you, stop being so insensitive to your own community and realize that this shouldn't have been done even if they had no bad intentions.

[@eady4836]

@@1007O-l7y how is it insensitive when they aren't even insulting the whole situation? if u want to watch the actual gay ppl coming out this channel already made one. its a social experiment and if you don't know social experiment is to see other perspective of the spectrum. stop being so sensitive and immature about it

[@rah-bee811]

It's good to see South Korea become more open minded about homosexuality.

[@roses_are_rosee6676]

Actually not. The guy in this vid said „even If I think it’s unacceptable“ They find this still not acceptable but they don’t spread hate anymore

[@axeentertainment78]

@@roses_are_rosee6676 Yeah But the mindset is gradually changing. It's still a small change.

[@ONLYBRITTA]

This kind of doesn’t sit right with me… seems to make light of the intensely difficult time people have coming out, especially in Korea… the actual trauma and hardship experienced doesn’t seem to be something you can address in a video like this-it leaves me wondering what the point was in making the video in the first place? I appreciate the sentiment, but the vibe is really weird to me…

[@sajalghosh9647]

It is so touching, in our country when people get to know that their child or someone they know is gay they instantly throw them out of the house , and some of them do suicide, they are so lucky to find such good friends and family 💜

[@JaeMinJung.]

We stan Heejae's mom, she just roasted her daughter at end 😂