Make Buddhism cool again: South Korea's controversial DJ 'monk'

Youn Sung-ho is a comedian-turned-musician whose viral Buddhism-infused sets have been credited with reviving the religion's popularity among young South Koreans, even as his performances have ruffled feathers regionally, including triggering police reports in Malaysia.

[@limkheakwei4412]

I am a Buddhist/Confucianist much like this monk. Although as a traditionalist, I do not agree with his methods, there is nothing wrong with it. At least it is better to dance and sing than to use religion to make war.

[@user-mf2jn7bt1s]

정말 감사합니다 🙏 멋져요 잘 견대낸 모습 힘이 돼네요❤❤❤

[@Tea10723]

Good way to give knowledge. Great teacher.

[@Centrioless]

Wukong at home vibes

[@Budismo7917]

Interesting music its a powerful tool and just like it the korean said without to seriousness in buddhism its cool. 🙏🏻❤️🇰🇷나모 부다야, 나모 담마야, 나모 상하야

[@haltheviking575]

I mean all religions are literally drama, read their holy books and it's just replies of someone-to-someone else's comment. If my guy wants to use a religious group as his fanbase, go for it. Taylor Swift made billions by hating on men in her tours. At least he's giving teachings and advice during his concerts.

[@_youdonthavetoknow]

Jason mendoza

[@poisonhand8078]

South Korean society is very open-minded to different opinions, 100 times much much better than Malaysia and Singapore :D

[@custommadeheart]

Yes, very “open-minded” and yet has the highest suicide number in the whole world. Do you think such “open-mindedness” has no consequences? What people are lacking most these days are discipline and principles, not the other way around.

[@hwa1000evergreen]

뉴진스님 대박~!!

[@Utube1024]

Kanasai

[@huus5682]

loking for holy book to the west

[@iceking5902]

What a joke.🤣🤣

[@DimsHanf]

😂😂😂 clown

[@jessicaregina1956]

Tell us when u get booked for international sets, clown.😂