Koreans VS American Stereotypes(Movies=/=United States)

So my Korean friends had a lot of questions..and curiosities on the United States. There are a couple of strange stereotypes that they have here on American based on movies. A lot of them are quite cute and silly, and I tried to cure their curiousity. Hope you enjoy the video :)
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[@user-sb6hk7zi2t]

보따에서 볼때는 뭔가 그냥 냄시나는 방구석탱이 느낌이었는데 왜 여기서는 스튜디오같지.ㅋㅋ

[@user-sb6hk7zi2t]

이게 뭐라고 고정이.ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 와 데이브채널에 고정됬다~~~♡♡

[@antony-jeong]

컬러그레이딩

[@user-nx3td3bp6j]

화☆려☆한☆조☆명 덕분에

[@Kal_May]

I can't tell you how many times Korean people were shocked that we eat rice in the US.

[@willgeorge794]

I'm not Korean but really I was shocked too 😆

[@-helix4305]

hambuger?

[@rambutketiak]

Can I ask? Do ppl in US rinse their rice before cooking? Because I see few footages when ppl don’t rinse the rice.

[@NicoleTorres1199]

吴Tasya some people do but not everyone... I think it depends on what culture you were brought up in

[@Pauavi]

@@rambutketiak It depends! My family rinses rice if we don't want it to be sticky when it's cooked. Otherwise we don't really bother. Could be a US thing, Latinx thing, or just a personal thing lol

[@maxyb3914]

As a fellow introvert, I feel Dave's loss being around so many loud people

[@Vivian-ev2yv]

mood

[@shizuevoltam]

big mood

[@rachel8538]

Super big mood

[@lxsooer]

Super extra big mood

[@ChristinaWoodall]

Super enormous big mood

[@lizg4698]

Aw it’s nice you brought your friends to talk and educate them about cultural differences between America and Korea. Not all cases are the same for every American (I’m Filipino-American) so the discrepancies can be found between races and cultures. For the shoe question, a lot of White people don’t like wearing shoes in the house too but I agree when a lot do bring in their shoes in the house. Thank you for also talking about police brutality though it was brief.

[@AudioVideoDisco06]

Dave. 😂😂😂😂😂 You're killing me. Also, these guys are hilarious. Please do this again. Also, an update regarding insults. Gen Z is savage and giving us a whole new vocabulary for cruelty. 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@icypear4717]

Ikr, gen z is like a whole different culture

[@catboyblep9687]

we dont use curse words we just get very creative :) ...like calling people a soggy waffle but thats on the tame side

[@AudioVideoDisco06]

@@catboyblep9687 I have read conversations between members of Gen Z about Millennials and felt bullied indirectly. 😂 Like, damn.

[@wow1983]

Wait how different are we zoomers to y'all?

[@reaganb6013]

As a zoomer, I guess we are weird. We'll use "sweetie" as an insult but we'll call our best friend "b*tch" in a nice way lol

[@be3469]

There's a lot of disagreement about whether Americans wear shoes indoors or not. The answer is: it depends. You have to remember Dave comes from one part of the US and he hasn't been back in 11 years. The US is filled with a wide variety of cultures and personalities which are also affected by the wildly different regions. America is HUGE (like North and South Korea are about the size of Minnesota, that's one state!) so the climate differences can be pretty vast. Someone in the colder regions of the North US, for instance, might not want to wear shoes indoors because it would track snow, mud, and debris in their home, whereas someone in the deserts of the south might think it's alright because there isn't much coming in on those shoes other than a bit of sand/dust. Or someone from a farm might not want to wear shoes indoors cause they work with manure, whereas someone in the suburbs might think it's alright cause they're only walking on pavement. It also varies by ethnicity and what an individual person considers hygienic. Sometimes it also has to do with carpets and wood/tile floors which don't usually have underheating. Tile/wood floors can be cold so I know quite a few people who have indoor slippers. A lot of people also have active pets and some feel that they shouldn't bother taking off their shoes because the animals are outside all the time and bring whatever is on their paws indoors anyway. I've never heard of anyone sleeping with their shoes on though, unless they were so exhausted from work that they just collapsed on the bed.

[@dickidsrip5262]

yes alot of it probably have to do with where your ancestors came from. Just like you can tell like some difference in the food depending on if its like a italian american, german american, african american, scandinavian american etc. Alot of things are the same if you been here for like atleast 3-4 generations but there is alot of things that came along from the old countries. Although black people really lost most of their knowledge because of slavery, a cultural expert would probably know the roots by food, sayings, furniture etc.

[@murraymanitos]

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[@deedee-ms7id]

yeah, i totally agree. my family always had the no shoes in the house rule when i was growing up, but there’s plenty of people who weren’t raised that way. it usually comes down to what your family taught you to do. whenever people come over, i’ll usually let it slide if they’re only walking on the wood/tile/etc, but if they try to step on the carpet w/shoes on i will start frantically shouting at them to take their shoes off. from my own experience, i feel like it’s around 75% do wear shoes in the house & 25% don’t.

[@amyu3876]

When I was younger we actually weren’t allowed to take our shoes off until we got to our bedrooms because they would all pile up and no one could find theirs in the morning. And sometimes our pets would chew on shoes that we left out in the open too, or drag them off to somewhere else in the house.

[@disanthropi]

One time I got out of bed and I was surprised to see I had shoes on... I dont know how I just totally forgot they were on. Most of the time we try to take them off at the door though, or at least on the 1st floor

[@hillaryplatt8235]

You've been out of the US for a while Dave 😉 my last CT scan was $7,000. In 2016 My son spent 2 weeks in the hospital ICU after an accident, and without including the life light or the actual doctors bills (because doctors and transport bill separately from the hospital) the bill for just the hospital stay was $473,000.00

[@Reality_Protocol2nnn]

With insurance?!

[@hillaryplatt8235]

No. But we were so rattled by everything we forgot to give the hospital our insurance info, so the original bills we got were astronomical. Luckily after they billed the insurance our out of pocket max was 30k. Still took a major hit and forever to pay off.

[@hillaryplatt8235]

Co-pays depend on the insurance, the deductible, and whether you're in or out of network. For example (we have better insurance now) but in 2019 we had a $8,000.00 deductible then Co-pays and an 80%/20% split until out of pocket max of $14,000.00 was reached per individual or $24,000.00 for the entire family. And once you count the amount you are paying for your private health insurance each month, is that CT scan or MRI really just the cost of your co-pays? I'm not trying to start a debate or say there's anything wrong with our healthcare (I quite like the quality of care we have access to), I'm just saying it truly is far more expensive than even Dave let on.

[@gen5704]

pdhouse which is in fact a huge problem because most insurances are tied to a persons job and not all jobs offer insurance and if they do they only cover after you’ve spent thousands to match them on what they’re willing to pay

[@binazirissenova9382]

almost half a million dollars??? that is insane

[@ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

It all begins with a conversation! Then you’ll realize how much people from different cultures and backgrounds have in common 🙌💯😎👍

[@__dane__]

It would be cool to see Dave do this video with an American who hasn’t been living in Korea. Mainly because it can help seeing how he describes these things compared to someone living in the US now.

[@essy05]

“Don’t wet your koreaboo pants” that part!!!

[@beck3798]

I'm not surprised at a lot of these stereotypes lol But I will say that houses aren't very inexpensive anymore. Millennials and Gen Z often joke about how having a house isn't even a dream anymore because of the economy. In the South, houses might be much cheaper, but up North from the East to West coasts, houses are unrealistic for a lot of us younger people. Apartment living is much more expected and normal now. Even in the suburbs, I see a lot of people who rent out rooms as if they're an apartment.

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

Even down south cause so many are moving from the north, home prices has ballooned and anything under 250k is either less then 1000 sq ft or is in need of repair

[@zoepetersen6636]

Bro in Australia we're fucked. Can't even afford an apartment

[@daemonskycloak6818]

What keeps me stuck in an apartment is just the inability to go through and get a loan. It’s such a pain in the butt.

[@Becky.Ray14]

Id say that again depends on the region my parents live in east TN and only 2 years ago they built a house down there in a brand new neighborhood for about 250k

[@longlivesparkles13]

Zoe Petersen fr unless i get a good job outta uni im probably gonna be living with my parents until im 30 lmao

[@juniperssky]

Dave: "But with American movies and dramas..." also Dave: shows Sex Education and The End of The F***ing World which are set in the UK

[@jacew9683]

Netflix shows, American and British entertainment companies and cultures are fairly entwined and not that different relative to the context of this vid.

[@user-vg2fm7zy4s]

Yeah he should have shown VD or American Pie or something

[@NoopNoop_2D]

잘 모르는거 같고 그다지 진지한 타입들도 아니라서 그런거같은데 좀 무례해보이는건 나만 그러냐....비슷한거 독일에서 당해봤는데 저정도까진 아니었는데...

[@user-xf7do1xu7j]

무례하고 건방져보임...솔까 챙피함...왜저러나...

[@bbokkumbabmaster8208]

그냥 외국 한번 못나가본 애들임 불편할 이유가 없음 견식과 인식의 차이는 경험에서 나옴 스테레오타입은 (고정관념) 겪어보지 못했는데 주워들은 내용에서 자기들 나름의 이해력에서 생기는 경우가 태반임 좀 더 넓은 세상을 겪어보고 이해하게 되면 자연스럽게 깨우치게 됨 그리고 이건 가장 이해가 안되는게 한국인(+대부분의 아시아인)은 국가와 개인을 동일시함 그게 너무 싫음 개인은 개인일 뿐임 외국을 나가게 되면 자신이 국가대표라는 인식을 가지고 예의있게 행동하는건 좋지만,너무 강박관념을 가진것 같아 안타까움 남에게 폐를 끼치지 않는다면 개인의 행복과 재미가 가장 중요하다고 생각함(아시아적 민주주의)

[@user-yl1ur7ky3h]

친한애들끼리 모여서 떠들면 거제 보통임

[@kiramabel2216]

“i thought it would be me” it is you! i promise - dave don’t have that judgement 😂

[@yutasbestestfan]

Right? I was thinking the same thing.

[@kadiatoucisse5011]

I feel the same!!😌

[@Chisholm5]

I thought him too lol

[@ninajz4642]

I was thinking that too lol

[@tonya8469]

Lolol I thought the same thing. I was like noooot quite lol.

[@ssj4brandon1]

I laugh so hard when Dave said American eat rice and there were shocked!!. Rice a very common food across the whole world.

[@jacew9683]

Brandon Holmes yeah the American food stereotype of burgers and hot dogs is a bit off. Every American probably eats more Chinese and Mexican than those to be honest.

[@nowwwoo]

Yeah. When 10years ago, news showed us american food: hamburger pizza coke... but now, koreans know America have many different cultures, so we know american eat rice.

[@anti-consumerism6178]

@@nowwwoo that's good. I'd say traditional American food is Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner as well as southern food "soul food". We have Cajun cuisine as well.

[@KevinShinwoo]

@@jacew9683 I really doubt the average American eats more Chinese and Mexican food than hod dogs and hamburgers. The whole of America is littered with fast food American places. Only Taco Bell is common throughout the whole US, and that's not even real Mexican food. It doesn't compare to all the Wendy's, McDonalds, Burger Kings...

[@iiTzLurks]

​@@KevinShinwoo 🤦‍♂️

[@marcusniemann357]

진짜 무식해서 눈물이 날 지경이다. 데이브형이 아인슈타인같은 천재처럼 느껴짐

[@eunapple]

ㅇㅈ 어디서 저런 특출나게 무식한 사람들을... 아님 내가 몰랐을 뿐 저 무식함이 한국인의 평균인 건가...

[@tomcatttt]

존중이라곤 ㅈ도 없네 이 댓글들 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저분들 다 코미디쪽이고 웃기려고 과장 오바 한거 캐치 못하네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@user-kq9tq6ry2y]

ㅋㅋㅋ 댓글들 수준 인증하너ㅋㅋㅋ

[@batirohmus6014]

거울 그만봐

[@TheWorldofDave]

FLOOR GANG AWOO

[@crescentmoon7471]

LOL

[@awesomeness967]

AYEEE FLOOR GANG 🤘🏽 ceiling gang is for losers

[@criminyworldriseedify8962]

But some of us want to know... did anyone reach out to WonShik? We’re curious

[@mthunderlipsl.5411]

안녕 저는 보따와 함께 비디오 만든 여자예요! 저는 미리예요. 만나서 반가워요~ 보따는 진짜 재미있는 사람이에요 ㅋㅋㅋ Hi I'm Miri, the girl who made the video with the boys~ it was so much fun! Hope to see them again soon!!

[@coldhank]

Hello Miri!

[@jlcemf]

He sounded so much more attractive when he tried speaking with his normal/lower pitch. 💀😂

[@LauM]

Right? Also, he is indeed a cutie.

[@alexandriaclark8776]

Oh god I was in Korea last summer for school and there was one night where I went to like a big club get together and a couple of these koreans I had just met started interrogating me about weed (one if the other americans cracked a joke about Colorado where I'm from) and it was so awkward. Like it was such an abrupt shift in tone. I never really thought much about it, like I know drug culture there is super taboo, but in the states like, drugs in general are illegal but all of us, even the super conservative people know at least one or two people who have at least done weed if not something harder. And them asking me about it was just constant shock. One of them looked seconds from his jaw snapping off when he'd asked if I'd ever tried weed and I was like...uh once, ya know, at a party. They kinda stopped talkin to me after that which was extra awkward to like, bro im not a stoner or like a methhead😭 I never realized how seriously the no drugs kind of culture is taken by your average joe in Korea til then. It was definitely interesting.

[@nathalykim1263]

same for Japan, I did a paper in college for about this topic, cultural differences are crazy here where I live the best university in the country is a known place for having weed everywhere, even though it's illegal lol

[@maysummers404]

I grew up in india & recently emigrated to the States, i totally relate to the asian “no drug” culture part😅

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

and funny things i have friends from states and asked about smoking weed stuff on my country (which is asia but not east) and do me a surprise that it is kinda taboo here lol

[@carlolololo]

We NEED more of these guys. Definitely one of my favorite crews now.

[@maraina5]

Please do a part 2. I have a feeling they have more questions besides asking which is the worst curse words 😅

[@user-iq1cx5xm5c]

외국에서 먹히는 스타일 이딴거 질문하지마라 무슨 자신감이야 데이브 불쌍해

[@tsgodjv3617]

ㅇㅈ....

[@strawberrieproject]

That shoe in the house varies. In my family, as soon as I came home my parent told me to take off my shoes and wear house shoes. Don’t walk around in socks or barefoot cause it will get dirty.

[@Allydo15]

Same. I am white and we were never allowed to wear shoes in the house in my family and now that I'm an adult I still don't in my apartment. Growing up all my non Asian friends would be confused when I would enter their houses and start taking my shoes off. My Asian friends moms loved that I took my shoes off without being asked though.

[@pelin0611]

wait why would it get dirty when you're in your home i walk around barefoot and my feet aren't dirty lol

[@brianlee8788]

@@pelin0611 lol. maybe she's living in a carpet floor. Korean apartment has a heating system on the floor. so we are used to sitting or lying on the floor. that's why most of Korean mothers do vacuum and mop the floor very often.

[@user-fc8mf2is4b]

in my house, i personally don't like walking in with my outside shoes. my parents don't care, but it's not a problem because we're always sweeping the floor lol however, if we're going to visit someone else's house, we take our shoes off out of courtesy.

[@miki2162]

I'd LOVE to see more of these videos with people from other cultures more in depth, to get a real good look at the cultures and get rid of stereotypes and false info, just culture Q&A's. Thanks for sharing!

[@j.g.h.9257]

나도 감사해요 무릎 맞대고 편하게 앉아서 진짜 궁금했던거 물어보고 답해주고 아주 재밌고 즐거웠던 시간 잘 봤습니다 이런영상 좋네요👏👏👏🙆‍♀️

[@cu_le]

😊

[@Yjchuhn]

욕많이 하는거 말곤 자랑할게 없는 우물안 개구리들 외국문화 가르치시느라 고생했어요 데이브....

[@Terriblegam2r]

“Houses in California are inexpensive” Not in California it’s not! My house was $425,000 and it’s not even a two story house located in a lower middle class neighborhood.

[@stellal3592]

I was just about to say. Houses in California are in the millions.

[@icypear4717]

My cousins are looking into moving and the houses they were looking at (2 story, small/no backyard, needs a bit of fixing up, and is in a middle class area) was over $800,000... my friend moved into one that looks about the size of the picture he showed in the corner and it was a million dollar house... California is expensive

[@iiTzLurks]

425,000 DAMN thats way out of my price range mines lik 80,000 or 100,000

[@iiTzLurks]

my friend you are well off

[@user-yh9il3kh9e]

욕이 더 센 건 자랑스러운 게 아니라 정말 부끄러운 한국의 문화인데.. 이걸 자랑스러워 하는 사람들도 꽤 많네요. 안타깝습니다.

[@itscoralinenotcaroline]

분노를 더 표현할수있으니 좋을수도있죠. 미국은 표현할수있는 단어들이 없어서 F만씀

[@user-yh9il3kh9e]

@@itscoralinenotcaroline 답글이 삭제됐던가요, 저번에 답글을 쓴 것 같은데 없어졌네요. 분노를 더 표현할 수 있는 게 좋은 건가요? 상스러운 욕을 써가면서 내가 화났다는 것을 동네방네 소문 내는 게 좋은 문화라면 저는 동의하지 않습니다. 남들이 보기엔 흉측할 뿐이에요. 그리고 영어 욕이 표현할 게 없어서 F 단어밖에 안 쓴다고요? 글쎄요.. 영어를 좀 더 공부하시면 전혀 그런 게 아니란 걸 바로 알게 되실 겁니다.

[@youngseokkim2931]

미국에서 심한욕하다 잘못하면 총맞으니까... 그만큼 우리나라가 치안이좋아서 그런게아닐까요?ㅋㅋㅋ

[@itscoralinenotcaroline]

@@user-yh9il3kh9e 흠 미국에서 12년넘게 살았는데 영어공부를 더 해야되는군요...ㅇㅅㅇ

[@user-yh9il3kh9e]

@@youngseokkim2931 그게 사실이면 그나마 다행이라고 생각합니다

[@__dane__]

It’s funny seeing you say “everyone’s not liberal” when usually I would have to tell foreigners that everyone’s not conservative

[@TheMasterhomaster]

Those who pay attention to news and politics think Americans are conservatives idiots. Those who only know of Americans via movies think Americans are liberal.

[@ainsliekatemate698]

Gawd the extra captions commentating on the conversation killed me... These guys were hella fun 😂

[@persephonebasilissa5109]

There are lots of Americans who do not wear their shoes inside the house. It just depends on personal or family preference.

[@nocturnalgremlin8910]

Yeah, as an American I personally can’t stand wearing shoes in the house myself

[@ShayHezarkhani]

never met a white person who doesnt...genuinely. again, not saying all do, but all houses ive gone, they all wear shoes. been in the US for 30 years now, something i will never get over personally. always found it odd, putting it lightly.

[@Fartsquad_]

Same, In every white person's house I've been in, they wear shoes. Which was kind of a shock when I first came to America. But I've been to one house of Fijian American and another house of an African American church member, and they took their shoes off at the door.

[@mms208]

I’m white and don’t wear shoes in the house. It’s super gross...

[@TheMasterhomaster]

The vast majority of Americans do wear shoes in the house. There are always exceptions which people make out to be equal to the majority- which it’s not.

[@beckychocobox]

I died at the caption “He is Nara mangshin” 😂😂😂

[@ashleymunozrufino]

what does that mean? I know a decent amount of Korean but I haven't really learned any bad words or insults or something similar to those if you get what I mean lol

[@DefineMorena]

Yeah I also missed that

[@beckychocobox]

Ashley Muñoz oh it means u are a disgrace to your country 😂😂😂

[@saaSTEPH8320]

As a Filipina-American, I like that this hit a lot of really common generalizations about Americans from movies. The shoe thing is really dependent on culture though -- I grew up in the Bay Area with a lot of other minorities, and we all take our shoes off in the house lol! And we eat rice! It's interesting to find out that eating rice isn't seen as common in the US.

[@saralee8996]

I love the extra internal-Dave comments 🤣🤣🤣 good job with the editing! And yes! As an American, I would consider Dave attractive. Not only is he physically attractive, him being bilingual, having a job he's passionate for, being open-minded, talking great care of furbabies, and being a nerd add to his attractiveness 👍

[@thered2468]

Aww Wonshik is so adorable! 😄 It was awesome to watch you having fun with some friends Dave, love the videos when you go over differences in culture

[@user-uv9cm3oz1r]

맨날 한국에 관한 것만 보다가 우리가 가졌던 미국에 대한 생각에 대해 알아보니 색달랐어요!!!!좋은 영상 고마워용!

[@nelic2111]

I feel like he should've mentioned regional dishes too (Cajun, New England, etc) since they're technically American food too.

[@bekah8076]

As always, coming in clutch with useful content, Dave!! You've basically just answered aaalllllllll the questions my students and Korean friends ask me. BLESS YOU! Oh, and I'd holla at you, Wonshik~ 😉

[@dewi3300]

That was really great Dave!! Really loved the casual group chat sort of feel!! 👍🏼♥️

[@Argnhauz]

Hearing them laugh heartily is making me happy as well. It relaxes me in a way. ✨☺️

[@SarcasticLynx]

They are so funny! One thing I notice is the way Korean people speak. They are very blunt and in America that usually gets taken as being rude. The way they joke with you despite you only having met them that day would probably not go over well here. It's quite interesting as to what people get offended by or see as disrespectful in other cultures. I hope you bring them on again because they were a great laugh and hearing about their questions is always super interesting! Thanks for the videos Dave you're doing great! :D

[@bingobongo284]

I always feel like people joke very quickly in the States as well, but I think it varies from person to person! And jokes are hard to translate to your second language, for sure! I always feel like sarcasm especially doesn't translate from English to Korean - and some other languages haha. Also, I know what you mean about the bluntness! Culturally we don't always joke (or talk) about the same things - appearance for example!

[@briannasalt240]

this is hilarious, the energy in this video looks like so much fun! one thing I will say though, the way you described “nerd” sounds more like the definition of “geek”

[@lindtrinity]

Dave I loved this video so much!! Seeing you shoot with these guys was such fun content. They are hilarious, hopefully you guys can film more in the future.

[@jamespark7035]

Great video Dave. Wonsik his own low voice is much better. Not the fake high pitch voice. Even as a nerd as explained in the video, showing to that one lady that you listen and care for that one woman even in America, Wonsik will find one special person for him.

[@sharairodriguez3388]

Dave is the freaking cutest! When they said he was timid🥺🥺🥺

[@BlancaGarcia-kc1pj]

I love that you are writing your thoughts about them in English without translation bc u know they are not gonna understand them or even watch the video

[@kelsyoutube4497]

Aw, Wonshik is adorable lol. I think one thing people don't understand is just how diverse the US really is. So every family is basically going to be different, and you can't really paint everyone with the same brush. But I think you did very well answering their questions, and I was really interested to see what they asked!

[@curiouslypuzzled4740]

Educating one Korean at a time. Their questions are so innocent and sweet.

[@user-kb5dx6ft7r]

데이브형 이번 콘텐츠 영혼 여러번 빠저나가네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@lapalyra]

Wonshik was so cute!! Hahaha I loved this video. So wholesome. 🥰

[@lupabatista5646]

On legit levels, Wonshik is adorable and when he spoke in english with his actual voice it was kinda...noice.

[@ShadowRock210]

I loved this video! Hope to see an update where they react to comments or have more questions for Dave.

[@marinafilth]

This was so sooo fun! I loved your energy and it was really interesting to learn what stereotypes Koreans have about the US! And Wonshik did great promoting his self, his low pitched voice (when he spoke english) sounded really good too, if only he could speak more like that :)

[@christinamhall23]

This was fun to watch. Much love from Phoenix,Arizona.

[@in.__.moonblue]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ지토 너무 오랜만이에요ㅋㅋㅋ쿠ㅠㅠ 데이브님 영상 완전 잘 보고 있어요 지토 덕분에 처음으로 댓글을 달아 봐욤 잠깐동안 추억팔이 하니까 좋네욤 코로나 조심하시고 앞으로도 영상열심히 챙겨 볼께욤!♥

[@lissettereynaga601]

Absolutely loving this! Itd be great if you did another one of these. It's interesting to see how Koreans see Americans 😊

[@kay_bee]

It's awesome having it flipped where they ask you questions 😊 that was really informative!

[@ChlomoBear]

I really loved watching you answer questions for koreans about America! Part 2 please! :D

[@bimess_]

I can't believe 17 minutes passed so quickly 😭 I loved this video!

[@watorwator1720]

I like Dave’s new friends

[@parishyuna]

This type of video is so interesting to me, to see what kind of stereotypes koreans have about americans. Plus these guys were very entertaining. I want more of this! Love all your content Dave!

[@dy12255]

These guys are hilarious! I enjoyed their questions and it seemed like you all had fun filming this! :) It was really interesting to see their perceptions of foreigners compared to how we really are.

[@pipibilibon]

I like the vibe and the way yall are just sitting in the floor is like a chill night with the bros

[@olayalopez7337]

this video is so funny, i'm not really familiar w korean cursing but spanish cursing is another level tho, im really enjoying this breaking stereoptypes vive, keep up the good work.

[@alisona9941]

OMG I freaking love this channel, the editing is sooo perfect and colorful, the videos are funny every time AND interesting. And because of the insight into Dave's private life... I mean Yeah he's deciding what we gonna see but still I think drinking a beer and talk about some things would be sooo cool !😁

[@thecandlemaker4340]

Those guys are so fun! I love these types of videos. The differences in culture are fascinating. I hope I can come to Korea soon!

[@svgstarlight]

please make another video like this with these friends, it was really funny and they ask interesting questions 😂

[@tomyannguenther2978]

That was great! BTW, depending on the store, police DO get donuts and coffee for free, too! I have worked at 3 different chains and they all told us that first thing!!!Keep up the good work!

[@TriscuitsForDays]

Absolutely loved the what’s American food question. As a Illinois man/mid western guy I do attribute burgers hot dogs and corn to being American. But it’s different everywhere which is fascinating.

[@DestinyDrumgold]

I was so surprised to hear them mention Harlem! I've been living here all my life and it's honestly changed from what they know of. Of course, this is still kind of a low income area with projects, but a lot of my home is being overrun by big business :( my surrounding neighborhood is mostly small businesses with a few New York chains or global chains, but the hotspot of Harlem has been taken over by large outlet malls and many places I used to go to are being bought out. Full blocks have been torn down and rebuilt with commercial spaces. I'll be moving into my own white picket fence home soon and I'll be sad to see the neighborhood be even more different as time goes on

[@t.dorazio2784]

dave, if you're going to keep answering questions about what life is like in the States, you need to come back for a visit! it has been over a decade...

[@cheyennemead3553]

this was cool of you to talk about cultural differences between the us and korea. i feel like a lot of non-americans don't realize there are a lot of different cultures within the states, so a lot of generalizations don't apply to everybody. like the food here is gonna be different depending on your own cultural background. i was surprised that they were shocked we eat rice! same thing with wearing shoes in the house. this all depends on your racial and cultural background. i'm asian and latina so the food i eat mainly comes from my own cultures. i hardly eat "american" food (burgers, hot dogs, idek what other food would be considered american lmao). and shoes are never to be worn in the house! american movies portray us in a generalized way so our personal cultures aren't always shown to the world, which makes it understandable why non-americans are surprised when we break a stereotype. whenever i see videos of non-americans learning about the culture here, i feel like they only think about what is mainly shown on tv...which would be white americans... there's so much diversity and so many cultures here but poc aren't represented enough. we're forced under a stereotype and it can sometimes feel like our identities dont matter, u know?

[@aiRbckwrds]

I actually really enjoyed this. Learning is the first step to understanding. The dialogue between all of you was hilarious, but I hope it provided insight to your friends. The best way for them to understand is to come over and check it out themselves, maybe even live in the States for a little while.

[@Otakuchan823]

Dave, you'd still be pretty popular back home!!! You're handsome, funny, kind, and have a killer fashion sense~~ I'm positive you'd be popular^^

[@user-uk7iw9dz5r]

제가 홍대를 10년언저리 살았는데 형 마주쳐보는게 소원이에요 그나저나 이번 컨텐츠 개꿀잼이에요ㅋㅋ 계속해주세요

[@katertot17]

I freaking love these videos! These guys were hilarious, I hope you have them on more often!

[@NaNa-wy2tk]

This is a such a good video topic. You should do this again with your main crew.

[@JoZeeBB]

Awww Wonshik - is - indeed a little cutie nerd

[@beya2488]

I love unwinding and watching your videos 😊 you and your friends are so funny and cute 💕

[@FightAgainstDogsPigs]

어디서 저렇게 무식한 청년들을 많이 구해왔지... 기술력이 정말 대단한 시대다...

[@zeroblue720]

I'd definitely want to hang out with these guys, lol. Dave hit the mark on all points, though, so you're working with truthful information.

[@ArtistGirl1231]

yo don’t listen to those stupid comments they made about your appearance Dave you’re a good looking guy!! For real and you seem like a cool dude, love you videos keep it going 🙏

[@thescribeswife]

These guys are quite fun to watch and I like this video a lot! Hope you will make another one dave

[@Kayveman01]

Born and raised in NYC and it always peeves me to see people of other cultures think Americans wear shoes in their home. I've been to many peoples houses and I've almost ALWAYS had to take my shoes off (who tf wants your dirty ass shoes on the floor?!?!?!). Granted there was only one time where I didn't have to take off my shoes, and that was in a Greek American's apartment.

[@Casper15CTRP]

I think part of that comes from where that persons family originated. I’m African, and you can’t have shoes in the house here, same with all my Asian American friends

[@destiny9055]

99% of americans ik wear shoes in the hoise. It's honestly a 50/50 chance either way.

[@jazzycat2990]

Same here in florida, maybe cause i visit mostly haitian households but we alway take our shoe off???

[@HelaFortuna]

It depends on location - rural areas I find to generally be okay with wearing shoes in the house, especially places like the southwest where you may find things like scorpions/centipedes/snakes. Cities often are the opposite, because there's less "nature dirty" on the shoes and more "people dirty" like pollution, garbage, etc.

[@Insert_Name_Here99]

EXACTLY in my 20 years i've never meet someone who doesn't take off their shoes. my mom would have smacked me if i didnt. the only times i don't take them off is if it's for a brief visit to someone or i left something in my house. other than that it's considered rude. and i'm as white as they come so i can't put it on culture lol

[@joolee_ette]

Dave, this was absolute gold 👌

[@winniethepooh8353]

DAVE BRING THEM BACK! WE NEED ANOTHER VID!🤣🤣

[@PotterYouRotter7]

Oof the prices of housing in different states are insane. Georgia housing, especially in farm areas are waaaaaaaaay cheaper than the house I lived in near downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. In Georgia we bought a 2 floor barndominium on 26 acres of horse property for less than the 800sq ft home with a tiny backyard in Utah. We can't even afford low rent in Utah.

[@kristinekim9275]

PotterYouRotter7 I feel like that’s because you’re in SLC. Provo, orem, or any other area has relatively cheap rent - for like 800 a month. If you’re a student at uni you also do get rent for like 400-500. Which is wayyy cheap!

[@PotterYouRotter7]

@@kristinekim9275 I'm actually in Ogden now and I personally can't afford anything lol. It's my mom that said she can't afford it but that's a deeper topic than I meant for it to be lmao.

[@leelee1782]

funny bc where I live a single family home (about 5,000 square feet) can come out to a million dollars (in a suburban area).

[@PotterYouRotter7]

@@leelee1782 that does not surprise me in the slightest

[@PotterYouRotter7]

@@cornheadahh genius I never would have thought of that. 😑 We don't live in a big city mind you but thank you for simpliflying living expenses. A trailer home is barely an option for us if we had to move. We're already more than an hour away from where my mom works. 🙃

[@nins8333]

This was a class man i loved how laid back this video was!

[@dazesah]

This video had me rolling !!😂😂😂 Sending much love!!! I will wake up sore tomorrow from laughing so much forsure !!!

[@Lee-jungmin]

omg... WonShik is the cutest lol loving this content!

[@tinal61]

WonShik, your low tone english sounded very good. Confidence is key! :)

[@TSA333]

I am pretty sure he feels confident in real life:)

[@Sarahcatluther]

they were all a blast to watch. loved it !

[@Mathewrath]

This vid was mad funny! Loved it

[@Ji_Chang-bin]

8:26 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 원식이형 자막으로 맥이네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@RaineyLatte]

I love how interested they are in Dave 😂😂😂

[@Oleofox]

I will back Dave up. Nerd is not considered an insult anymore. As for taking off your shoes before entering a house, that depends on how you were raised and maybe familial qualities or ancestry-----it was something my parents insisted on as good manners and I grew up in Western New York (white, middle class, Ukranian heritage). Wonshik that was a good introduction. Great video.

[@leslievelasquez1191]

When Dave said Miami my 305 blood was pumping! 😂 Miami is a very beautiful place with lots of beaches, lots of things to do, different cultures of food, different ethnic groups tend to live/visit there. Especially at night, I recommend to go to Bayside lots of people visit there and it's mostly busy at night. 💜❤️💙

[@user-he6zi3wc5p]

Thank you for this video I was laughing a lot, it was really funny and my day got even better, thanks a lot! ❤️😂👍

[@drakebabyjuice4713]

That's the thing with stereotypes they generalize you Into a group, and U.S being a Multicultural country we're all different from each other so certain things dont apply to some people. But who tf sleeps with shoes stone them.