My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 - Ep.36 (2016.02.27)

[@MissElaine121]

"Koreans go to other countries to make a living too." Amen lady!

[@sarahalotaibi1230]

MissElaine121 but way easy living and less racism. Also better treatment and service.

[@devvdewanti]

ya, Korean should try to live in another country haha, are Korean will survive or not. I believe not, korean just want or needed a safe country like their country

[@JayParkKanal]

@@devvdewanti heard about Gyopos?

[@my-bk8fi]

I agree .. they also know the feeling of racist.

[@nicol.7738]

Sarah Alota I’m sorry, but are YOU a Korean immigrant? What you’re saying is not necessarily true. My family initially immigrated from Busan to a remote town in Kentucky and encountered so much racism in those two years that we eventually left. And there was NO ONE who would’ve escorted us to a pharmacy and bought us medicine. So don’t fucking generalize.

[@TheRandomRoxy]

The old man made me sad but the young guy who took him to the pharmacy made me happy and gives me hope for the future

[@1412Bunny]

I hate people like that old man who was berating Ibrahim. Such a horrible and unpleasant person. Poor Ibrahim ;-; I teared up when he did. I'm so glad that older woman defended him and then comforted him, she's very kind.

[@THEFREAKSHOWERS]

like I serously wanted to murder that old guy.

[@_lim1542]

+Bunny1412 Makes me wonder if he a scammer because all he was concerned about first was the "street tax" until that lady came around. If he was so intent on him not doing business in Korea, why would he be so focused if he paid his dues, because that would just enable him to continue business in Korea. When i was in Korea it was common for many people like him will go to foreign vendors and act like collectors to take money. Also the Korean mafia is known to extort protection money from street vendors, since street vendors are usually illegal and the police wouldn't do much if the vendors' property were damaged.

[@1412Bunny]

***** those sort of beliefs aren't limited to korea.

[@peko7446]

+Tim Lim visible foreigners/minorities are low hanging fruit, more so if they can't speak the language. Old guy is probably an extortionist and trying to shakedown Ibrahim for quick money. Heard the surprise in his voice when the lady explained to him that the brothers already paid their street money to the owner of the building and that he should take it to the owner? After that, he went on and on about foreigners taking jobs from Koreans. That was his cop out.

[@_lim1542]

chiara light yup thats exactly what I thought. But i've researched a little deeper upon this "street tax" and the korean mafia(which is alive and well just like the yakuza in japan) is known to extort money from vendors that are on streets with this "street tax", unlike vendors that are in marketplaces, they are usually vending illegally if its on random streets that happen to be on mafia turf, the mafia makes them pay a tax for "protection", if not, they threaten to damage, even burn down in extreme cases, their shops.Because they are illegally vending, theres no legal insurance and police will not do anything about it or reimburse.

[@kaynessful]

I was gonna start crying when Ibrahim did. I hate people like that old man and I was so happy and touched when the woman helped Ibrahim out. She was right when she said Koreans go to other countries to work too. Korean people really annoy me sometimes, especially the old ones since they're so prejudiced against others.

[@sara_7777]

Victoria in which part that happen?

[@sondoson]

Victoria I

[@jeanparke9373]

Yeah some old people are truly cancers on earth. I hope those sick fucktards will die in unimaginable pain.

[@nicol.7738]

And the same Koreans escorted him to a pharmacy and bought him medicine. Why do you people who generalize and criticize all Koreans always ignore all the good Korean people and only focus on the bad?

[@andromede59200]

They are cute Sorry in france you need en autorisation in market..

[@KennyPang]

That old man need some RESPECT. He should learn how much Turkish army helped during the Korean War.

[@daejeoncity]

Yea fuck him! He is the one that degrades all the Korean society. The elders want to be respected and yet they disrespect people! Those type of idiots just need to go to hell!

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

I'm Turkish but I don't feel bad for these guys getting treated like that. The Kurdish accent they have while speaking Turkish and their Persian-like facial features tell me that they're Kurdish ethnically. The majority of Kurds of Turkey have Anti-Turkish sentiments and act like an enemy towards the state of Turkey.

[@ohyeahmeow]

@@ertuncdelikaya8237 And what your hate for them got anything to do with what we are discussing here ? You should be ashamed of yourself. And what if they are Kurdish?

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

@@ohyeahmeow It's not about my "hate" for them. It's about the Kurds' hate for Turkish state and Turkish army. Are you gonna say that the OP's comment doesn't have anything to do with Turkish state & army?! lol

[@kuyaaj7722]

@@ertuncdelikaya8237 if you hate these ppl then you’re nothing but a bad person as you say they’re.

[@stee8573]

the man who took him to the pharmacy and bought him water is what keeps humanity alive.well done.

[@jonasrock121]

That's sad that the old man will discriminate like that. Very narrow minded. It was very good that the lady stood up for him.

[@Yumfoodq]

+Gloria Owusu I want to punch him. :(I was so angry omg.. When he cried.. v.v. But the woman helped him :)

[@bettysanjaya]

Agree. Koreans goes to other countries to make a living too. But they didn't get berated like Ibrahim does. They would be angry too if the same thing happens to one of their local in overseas when they try to make a living

[@jeanparke9373]

Yeah some old people are truly cancers on earth. I hope those sick fucktards will die in unimaginable pain. I am a Korean myself and I genuinely want to stab him 60 times with a machete.

[@MissElaine121]

I think living in Korea is worse for foreigners. Korea is such a competitive society even among their own people.

[@glhfdkmbro]

Probably one of the first episode that I have felt so heartbroken. I really wish the brother's the best. By far one of my favorite episode, you can see how hard they work. But you can't change the way people think and their opinions.

[@TheSweetheart0822]

Im so thankful for the lady that stood up for him, what she said was true, bless her and the brave brothers

[@preettyE]

i feel so bad for ibrahim. that was really sad. People need to remember that some people from your country are also foreigners trying to make a living in another country.

[@naetacde22]

+Truth Seeker I'm afraid you are over-generalizing Koreans here. The Koreans who helped Yusuf were obviously invisible to you and the fact that Koreans have this kind of cultural program and are open about the social/cultural issue by making it visible to the world. Your condescending and belittling attitude about Koreans doesn't speak much better about you than the guy who discriminates against Yusuf brothers. People who discriminate others for whatever reason exist everywhere including in the USA (remember the hate crimes such as lynching and murders and the problems that are still very much palpable, including those related to immigrants?). Since you are "Truth Seeker," and whether you are an American or not, I would like to suggest you to study a little more about just how helpful the USA has been to Korea, economically and politically. I have tremendous respect for the USA and don't deny its help. At the same time, Korea has become "a very good country" economically, thanks also to the leaders, factory workers and other diligent citizens who worked incredibly hard; other countries also received help from the USA but have not had the results and have not been able to help other countries like Korea has. Politically speaking, Koreans achieved democracy after decades of fight against dictators despite USA supporting these same dictators for decades.

[@Djinner13]

Ugh, do you make it your mission to bitch about KOreans on all videos? You really lead a pathetic life.

[@preettyE]

MambaJamba is that directed at me?

[@christinebronte8196]

+Truth Seeker the help didn't just come from the US! Many countries also helped S. Korea - including Turkey! If u know the real reason why the Korean War happened dig deeper into Korean War history - the US has a lot to do with instigating the war! And after the Korean War ended, the US left South Korea in shambles and Germany helped S. Korea to get the economy back on track. America didn't help at all. So, no I don't believe North America has anything to do with booming economy of S. Korea.

[@2PMisTimeless]

so true lol i was really getting angry when he/she wrote usa ''helped''..yeah sure they did xD they usually start wars

[@gulsumkoc3582]

I'm a Circassian but I was born in Turkey. I live in Istanbul. I'm proud of ''MY COUNTRY'' When I see this part 6:55 i was shocked! What?! Please be honest bro! Also first photo of Syrian Refugees I think. Look at the barbed wire! This is border.... Turkey houses some 2.6 million Syrian refugees. Then you said ''civil war''?! Again ''what''?! If you say PKK-Turkey conflict I accept but ''civil war'' not correct. PKK (Kurdish separatist) terrorist activity in Turkey. This is not Turks-Kurds war. This terrorist group killed civilians not just soldiers. 7:17 I have a lot of Turk, Kurd, Circassian, Bulgarian... friends. Turkey society is not homogeneous but we ''love'' each other! Btw don't take this the wrong way but Yusuf's korean is more fluently than his Turkish lol

[@mizkhalifa7930]

Gülsüm Koç Yusuf is a Kurd so he talks a different 'dialect' of Turkish

[@AybukeUygur]

Miz Khalifa There is a language that name is Kurdish. "dialect" n language are different.

[@nasrphoenix4786]

Gülsüm Koç I was surprised at that part too but I love your explanation

[@havixa665]

Gülsüm Koç ağzınıza sağlık 👏 That's the point🤞🏻

[@CrustyCheese1991]

Hmm doesnt stop them making Money with turkish Ice Cream and a cute hat with the "turkish" flag on it. There are 20 Mio Kurds in Turkey but 99% of them living in Peace with the Turks and others. I can google "do Aliens exist?" and a site will say yes. So please dont talk about things you dont know about. You are welcome.

[@ezgi9757]

What he said about Turkey is not true! I can understand that they love Korea and want to live there even though they face many hardships but they don't have to badmouth about Turkey with lies. There is no civil war going on in Turkey! And Kbs using the terrorist group PKK's so called "flag" is not nice.. Many people gonna watch this video from all over the world. Such a friendly way to show your love to your "brother" country...

[@mschoplos]

What about the kurds dying? that's a lie too? stop talking out of ur ass. I know for a fact racist people in general population will hate a specific group in the country.

[@ezgi9757]

+Chopolos Kurds are dying everyday, that's a fact, not in Turkey but in Syria and Iraq. There is so many racist people around the world and maybe in Turkey too but that doesn't mean that there is a civil war in Turkey and Turks killling Kurds everyday. There is no Kurd that killed by a racist Turk in Turkey's history. Get your facts right please. And writing in a respectful way won't hurt right?

[@mschoplos]

Lol get off ur high horse. Don't expect respect- when you call everyone lier. How many more people are you gonna deny this didn't happen to?

[@MsLightdust]

+Ezgi Özturan I guess you don't what's happening in Diyarbakır, a visual aspect of what's been happening for many many years between Türk and Kurd people...

[@luckydesu]

+Ezgi Özturan I think he was just saying what HE saw and experienced. Everyone knows there's good and bad side in every country.

[@kaly2010]

Ibrahim didn't deserve that. He's a hard working young man just trying to help his brother and make a living. I felt so sad for him, what a horrible ignorant old man. At least those nice older Koran women stood up for him. I hope they are living more comfortably now.

[@kizuna2002]

I am Turkish and sometimes they didn't translate what the brothers were saying... I think it might be because they speak Turkish with a thick Kurdish accent. The translator might have not understand everything they said. You have to be fluent to understand such a thick accent.

[@iwasaloa]

I have been living in turkey for 15 years and I haven't experienced a situation like people killing each other everyday, civil war etc. Most of the comments turkish people leave here are about this actually. When i watched this episode i was really shocked because of the things they said and what was shown. And i think these guys are speaking a different dialect of Turkish. It sounds so similar but as a person who's understanding and speaking turkish well, I had to listen carefully to understand.

[@ozoz-dh8ts]

I was shocked too when he said those things about Turkey. He should be ashamed of telling lies.

[@Gaius__]

He is a Kurd, so he probably speaks a dialect. And the fact that Turkey kills Kurds is not exactly new.

[@cyberbard]

@@ozoz-dh8ts One person's truth is another person's lies. Calm down.

[@ilknurirmakozdal8516]

They are ethnically Kurds (are originally geographically from Iran and around, not native to Anatolia, went under the Ottoman rule and moved to eastern Anatolia as a people) They claimed and still claim Anatolian land and they mostly feed and support Kurdish terrorists in the mountains, so that the terrorists can kill more Turkish soldiers. Turkish soldiers only try to protect their borders from Kurds. We, Turks, are used to the Kurdish mentality. They are like that in Turkey, as well. The worst part for me as a Turk is not Kurds abroad being hateful towards the Turkish nation (we are used to our soldiers dying from the terrors they create), it is actually them being super two faced and saying they are Turkish whenever they can use some help from the foreigners. Did you notice how he went around saying he was from Turkey and that Korea and Turkey are brother countries whenever he needed help, that's how Kurd acts. They got no class, no etiquette.

[@honbonque]

I really wish the camera crew would help the people. Watching them suffer like that is horrible even though i know they're showing us how hard it is... T_T

[@nnydiav2]

I ALWAYS think the same thing about the camera's guys & I get upset, but them I realized that's their job. I think this is like the 3rd episode where I wish the camera's guys stood up for the foreigners.

[@safakfrank3776]

Nydia Vega I think they arent allowed and are supposed to be quiet while filming. they are trying to make a living too.

[@ohyeahmeow]

What kinda comment is this? If the camera crew get involved then we won't get the real taste of reality. After all this show is reality. Common sense lol

[@yaok248]

The difference between this man Who strives to learn the language And the American family who didn't learn shit

[@TheGothica8]

+shawolarmysone exolbestfriend Which family are you talking about? I found this program by chance, were they guests on a previous episode?

[@TheGothica8]

***** 11 chi-what?! O.O They're free to have as many as they want but that's a lot of children to take care of ^^; Also, how could they not learn anything in 7 years?? How did they live? No, before that why did they even go there. It truly is a waste...

[@heartforall5853]

+Gökçe Baz They even theached their kids at home... I think they really isolated them from the outside world. They didn't even have friends in Korea

[@TheGothica8]

Shinju Aishiteru Wow...

[@kokomimifamily912]

Shinju Aishiteru was that family on the show? If so which ep please?

[@valentinherrera2099]

i like these guys. they seem fun and genuine

[@nanabanana3714]

It would be nice if the program will feature them again next time to update us with their life now in Korea. I wish the brothers well and hoping that Yusuf can get naturalized soon

[@DechenVlogs101]

The brothers are so sweet to each other . Brotherly love indeed .

[@ayesigapatience5896]

through this episode the dark side of old Koreans is potrayed, when u advertise k pop ,k fashion and culture don't forget to add discrimination so Koreans stop putting up a perfect picture

[@ayesigapatience5896]

I know that's for sure

[@remesd5042]

Şaka mı bu adam nasıl anlatmış ilk açtığımda nasıl bi heycanla açtım neyle karşılaştım bu ne allah aşkına özgüven patlaması ile yaşıyo

[@rosemilkytea]

I love these 2 brothers, they're so bright and cheerful despite their difficulties in a foreign country. I hope their business succeeds! :)

[@uwotmate339]

i feel thankful for those eomoni for helping Ibrahim

[@fiorelam9465]

everyone who watch this ep will feel sad for ibrahim. fighting you can do it guys

[@umaduaintme]

That was so wrong on so many levels what that old man did to Ibrahim.

[@nilayekici8631]

I am turkish person and i could say Turkey is just like Korea but a little bit loud. There's no war here yet. Also Turkish people are very kind, friendly (maybe you heard) but upcoming wars making here less liveable. But besides there is a another reason why we are brother's country. Because our people, our kindness is the same. Okay I admit that, some people can be rude. But generally it's the same as Korea.

[@damery9553]

+Nilhan EXO-L They were talking about the kurds in general i think, but i can't really say anything since i never went to turkey!

[@nilayekici8631]

yeah, they must be kurd.

[@2wittytitties]

I can't even count the Koreans that are currently in my country (Canada), and they are very welcome to stay, study and work if they have the proper papers. I assume the brothers aren't illegal in Korea so the old guy should be ashamed the way he talked!

[@mishkettafsut7759]

Amazing episode. Nothing in this life is easy... Great people were poor but strong persons full of hope who fought to become successful !!

[@adjovie]

Man, I’ve been watching this show for a long long time; this is the first time I teared up 😭 Ibrahim’s tears ah…he did not deserve that bad treatment!

[@IsmaAragto]

When Ibrahim cried after that old man criticized him, it broke my heart. I can see the pain and the helplessness in his eyes.

[@cerenkorkmaz7639]

Bu programda türk var mı diye dolanırken bu videoyu gördüm . ilk başta türk birilerini bulduğum için sevindim ama adam Türkiye'yi kötüleyince mutluluğum kursağımda kaldı . Normalde türk kürt ayrımı yapan biri değilim ki hepimiz aynı çatı altında yaşıyoruz . Kendisi de bir türk vatandaşı olduğu halde ülkesini kötülemesi iyi bir şey değil bence .

[@ilknurirmakozdal8516]

Türk pasaportunu kullanmaya gelince, Türk bayrağını başında gezdirip Türk dondurmasını satarken, Korelilere iyi görünmeye çalışırken Türk ama kendini acındırmaya çalışırken savaştan kaçmış bir Kürt. Anca Korelileri kandırıyor. Bizim ülkemizi de kötü gösteriyor. Burada kalmam lazım, Kore vatandaşı olmam lazım diye programın yarısında etrafta gezindi. Ben Türk'üm demese nerede gezinirse gezinsin ama sırf Türk kimliği var diye etrafta Türk'üm diye dolaşıyor ve Türklerin Kore'deki imajını kötülüyor. Koreliler, özellikle yaşlılar, Türkiye'nin savaştaki yardımlarından dolayı kardeş ülke diye adlandırıyorlar Türkiye'yi. Allah'ın Kürd'ü de bunu kullanıyor.

[@amaya5874]

huh what is he saying? People killing each other in Turkey? Where did this man live?

[@seyagami07]

But it's true?

[@SHKay]

Sevinç Demir it’s not true

[@seyagami07]

S.H Kay it's true im living in Turkey

[@seyagami07]

S.H Kay im talking about terror

[@SHKay]

Sevinç Demir yeah terrorists PKK exists but other than that Turkish government is not in a civil war, we are not in war with Kurds, we are in war with terrorists pkk. There’s s difference. This man in the show is clearly a terrorist supporter

[@elevengiant]

Show the old man / restaurant owner FACE plz

[@Freak9564]

Ibrahim: Good, Vallah good ! hahahah this man is so funny xD

[@Kurobaneru]

do remember that the editor have the power to pick which portion broadcasted; for them to show the old guy berating the brother takes some balls..love watching these videos. GJ.

[@행복한주먹밥]

한국을 저렇게 좋아하는데 사람들이 행동을 꼭 저렇게 해야할까

[@paradiseana1]

My favorite show is here very happy. It's entertaining as well as a learning tool, insight on how different cultures living abroad feel about living far away from home. Also, you get to learn about a different culture. I like the older brother from Turkey, amazing people person and salesman. I can't tell you the many times I walked out of a store felt that all customers weren't' treated the same. I truly admire the older brother for truly making his customers feel good and put a smile on their face that's the way a. business should be run.

[@sedaseda1486]

Yusuf's korean is more fluently than his Turkish He was in korea for a long time i think

[@jeb284]

Seda Asdf 10 years he said

[@xxthesarcasm]

i love turkey! korea's brother from another mother :) we welcome you guys anytime.

[@fatmazehrakatilmis9552]

Thank you so much!😄 We love Korea as well.

[@ulgenkoc2893]

Chan Park These guys are kurdish refugees ,their turkish is bad

[@hyo.s]

@@ulgenkoc2893 kurdish "refugees"? you do realise kurdish people lived in the lands of turkey before turks even came from central asia right? who are the refugees here lmao

[@amaya5874]

aw Ibrahim :(

[@anakhairul]

yusof really have selling skills. He's good. He know how to approaching customers

[@Saelesss]

I'm turkish myself and no matter what country, people see us in a bad light. I feel sorry for Ibrahim.

[@justryoku8761]

türkiyeden değilde 1990 ırağından gelmiş gibi konuşuyorlar ne savaşı var abi sallamanında bu kadarı

[@TheMongolgamers]

Lol the younger brother looks like his father 😂😂

[@meltemguney5836]

-Where are you from? -터키 - Oooo Brother's Country... ❤ 형제 나라 대한민국❤

[@rachelimmanuella5000]

Yusuf really a friendly person

[@am-qq6nj]

i just feel sad for ibrahaim ,,they keep saying the name of god to help them,if they can selling turkish food they will be ok ,,turkish food very very delicious ,,may allah help the needy people all around the world

[@sukirettura-um5583]

옆에 아주머니 정확한 말씀 하셨네요. 우리 한국 사람들 반세기전을 가끔 상기할 필요가 있는듯 힙니다.

[@miraygok5224]

stay strong I am from turkey and I really feel so bad we are always love korean People and I know korean People love turkey People but old man... güçlü kalın umarım her şey istediğiniz gibi olur yusuf ve ibrahim abi :)

[@jacklee5810]

i started crying when ibrahim tears came out

[@byunglee6038]

Turkey sent soldiers who died in Korean war. Please remember and be kind to those who helped our country.

[@denisseramos6471]

Awww, DONT cry! I really support foreigners who works in Korea too.

[@djemiwey8060]

유수피 화이팅

[@bong4538]

Sayuri: They don't just discriminate against foreigners. It's the same with other country. People discrimate against everyone Sayuri nailed it! 👌 I laughed when Ibrahim was asking for milk in front of a lady and demonstrate it 😅🥛🍼🐮

[@yldzdeniz2701]

At 6.55, it's given wrong informations. It's not civil war at all. There is a terrorist group called PKK in turkey and they killed many innocent people in the east of turkey and did many bad things in turkey. They killed babies, teachers, doctors and students. They bombed seveal places in turkey including İstanbul and capital city Ankara. I'll give you an example. In 2016, they bombed a local bus in Ankara. In that bus there were many innocent people. Ozan Can Akkuş and Berkay Kuş (university students in ODTÜ which is one of the best universities in turkey), dorukhan Yusuf özdemir (a high school student) Destina peri parlak (she was a high school student) and 33 other innocent civils passed away. So, please correct the mistake because it would be disrespectful to 5.560 innocent civil who killed by PKK. It's heartbroken to hear lies from the brother counrty, South Korea

[@baekhyunsjaebumsnipples4176]

They say people in turkey are killing each other?! Dude, im from turkey and ive NEVER seen anyone kill each other in turkey Get your facts right „My Neighbour,charles“ -.-

[@onetimething9048]

i saw these guys in return of Superman

[@cee_el]

+Ellyn Lao which episode?

[@thejaggedcreeps]

Theyre such warm people and the guy who helped him was so kind!!

[@tarawahyudita1328]

this is so sad, so heartbreaking to see Ibrahim and his brother...

[@youngfadula]

People move to foreign countries in order to find a better life or to fulfil their dreams so embrace one another

[@Cocoonel]

Those are kurds not turks, i really have nothing against Kurds, but its unfair that he is speaking up against Turkey, but still represents Turkish culture int Korea. Find the mistake

[@cecehong]

I'm korean. I hate that man who went off of him. What a shame. What do foreigners have to do with living? I hate what he did. Shame on you old man. Whatever goes comes around. Watch how you treat others.

[@_lim1542]

"Street tax" in korea Random or cyclical extortionary dues paid to gangs by vendors on streets overrun by gangs. Current era version of mafia insurance. The shop owner even had her face and voice changed, why would she have to do that if the street tax was legal practice? and taking 50% of his earnings? Shady.

[@leilaosman4943]

45.44 anyone else hears haha's voice or it is just me?? lol

[@axellejohnmendoza]

If I only got billions of money I'll help them. But I'm just a simple student so I will pray hard for them. Fighting brothers!!! 💙💙

[@Wejdan162]

how can that old man be like that to Ibrahim!! judging by his age, he must've lived through the times when Korea was a poor country to the point where they had to send Korean workers to other countries (coal miners in Germany, builders in the middle east, etc...) i hate this kinda discrimination, and i hate the fact that it's present in my country too. why is it so hard to just let people live!! life is hard on its own anyway.

[@b.a.9374]

Bu düşüncede insanlar Türkiye de kalmasın zaten güle güle 😒😏

[@Clarakje]

Although I don't live in Korea, as a Korean, I feel absolutely ashamed and embarrassed of people like that old man. Straight up ignorant and rude. I can't stand this ridiculous discrimination and racism. I have to admit a lot of Koreans especially the older generations are like that and they're still stuck in their own traditional mindset. They need to realise times are changing and need to stop being so narrow-minded. I feel bad and utterly horrible to the foreigners in Korea who are mistreated for no reason. We definitely need more people like that lady in Korea. Kudos to her.

[@kubraf5393]

FESLERDE BAYRAĞI GORUNCE HEMEN AÇTIM 😱

[@sunny_sunshine0411]

I wish they will become successful and have a happy life. Watching them breaks my heart. I am a foreigner who is living in different country too. I know how sad it is mistreated. The brothers would not mind making efforts to stay strong, I believe they will do great!!!!

[@3abydosaurus338]

amazing brothers with great marketing skills..

[@incikucukali557]

BAHAAHAC 11:16 If you understand turkish its 10x much funnier

[@morikake665]

Thank you kbs for uploading the new episode.

[@ertererter96]

It was heartbreaking to watch when the brother began crying

[@nazo_tr8325]

„Öliyorum geberiyorum arkadas" HAHAHA ÖLDÜM

[@user-mk000]

Such a sad episode. All love to both the brothers. And Korea being a developed country hope their thinking will educate too especially the older people.

[@jamieulch7595]

As a guy in this show said, Turkey sent troops for Koreans during Korean war. Have some respect.

[@jumanaa]

Baby doll song in the bg at 13:47 xD

[@yannyy3394]

15:58 so cute

[@heyuebaba4745]

터키형제 코로나땐 어쨌을까ㅜ

[@100Andreamichel]

I really liked the Korean lady who helped Ibrahim out....that guy was just a dick. People around the world move to other countries for various reasons, and making money for a better life is usually the case. That guy is probably just depressed about his own situation and took it out on someone else...tsk

[@haruhishi5692]

awesome brothers i wish you all the best , love you ,fighting 😊

[@neginak1343]

Such a great brother 😇💙

[@MilkyWaySira5767]

They are not Turkish!!! That thinks that they say are not true!! There is no war in Turkey. they are such people that Turkey dont need too. Good luck Korea 🤣

[@busrabugdayc3373]

seni seviyorum türkiye

[@august.d6041]

Ibrahim can be a model.. his facial features are sharp

[@baekhyunsjaebumsnipples4176]

The old man should have respect. He needs to know how much the turkish army helped the korean army when there was war!

[@yuliay9010]

For all the Turks mad at them. ..he never bad mouthed turkey or even picked a side. He just said he grew up with a lot of turbulence which is very possible considering all of you admit there is violence between the pkk and Turkish army. Not everything is political...it's about empathy to another human beings struggles.

[@TKYOI]

Vay be bizden birilerini orada gormek ne mutlu acaba kardeşler şimdi ne yapıyordur

[@maisaiafalea4710]

That guy who help him bought medicine was way too kind and hospitable. 😊 But that old man who criticized him for doing business closed his mind that there were Koreans who go abroad to earn money for living. It makes me sad, that in his age his so irrational.

[@MsPiet24]

it hurts my heart when the old men come to Ibrahim..

[@bluee4943]

I feel more sad when i saw a guy crying. Maybe because it's very rare to see a guy cry. When they cry it means that there's really something bad inside them. I just wanna hug him 😭💔

[@anakhairul]

Ashure, in my country malaysia we called Asyura but we put some meat instead of peanuts.

[@elita7938]

so sad to see Ibrahim cried. hope both of you have better life. fighting brothers!

[@joseerodriguez4531]

I feel so bad for them! They work so hard! I love in Canada and there’s no injustice for foreigners! it’s sad......they most go to canada

[@dilara1462]

İf you do not like the Turkey as a Kurd , you find a country for living but you cant insult. Are you understand?

[@punksushix]

Probably a dumb question but do the guests get paid for appearing on the show?

[@andresil8330]

The talkative brother look exactly like a friend of mine who were also trying to make a living in a foreign country. Its a huge challenge but they have tick skin and work hard.