Our Life Experience in the Philippines as Koreans

[@bryx170]

"The Philippines is our official home." - Liah These girls really had a good time here in PH, so much love. ❤️

[@pagenotfound-]

dito na sila naka base yung magkapatid base sa story nila yung bunso nila filipino na mag mula ipinanganak hangang ngayun nasa pinas

[@bryx170]

@@pagenotfound- yep, sayang nga eh. Kung pwede lang sa Korea ang dual citizen, edi sana ngayon naturalized Filipino na si Jessica at nakakalabas-masok siya sa Pinas kahit may pandemic.

[@BangtanQoo]

@@bryx170 diba si sandara dual citizen?

[@bryx170]

@@BangtanQoo hindi siya dual, bawal sa Korea ang dual.

[@BangtanQoo]

@@bryx170 ay bawal pala ngayon ko lang nalaman.

[@Advanced_Arch_Way]

Filipino American here. My experience visiting the Philippines in 2016, the 1st thing I noticed when landing in the airport is a big sign "It's more fun in the Philippines." I was there for 2 &1/2 weeks, and the experience I had in the short vacation changed my outlook in life for the good. Went back in 2018 in a different province, and really felt the beauty and nature of the Philippines. I really learned more about myself on this trip, that you can make life simple filled with positivity, and you don't need to keep up with the Jones's. Was planning to go back in 2020, but Covid happened. Hopefully end of 2020 or early 2021, the country opens up. The term it's more fun in the Philippines is true, but I would say it's more of "a journey that teaches you a lot, and you experience a lot more than what you've expected."

[@stefvlog2653]

Good point

[@rjy44]

Visit siargao ♥️

[@florence.066]

Ooh that's a good line

[@mamamanieee]

True

[@e_breezy4868]

Lmao I see that sign "It's more fun in the Philippines" everytime we touchdown the runway airport lol nice

[@LongXue]

it's so endearing to see non-filipinos who stayed here be so relatable.

[@PinoyChefKorea]

Hi jessica, since u do a lot of interviews and talking on ur channel, i would suggest u that invest on a mic like Rode witeless go 2, to improve ur audio, coz u have a lot of really nice topic but very difficult for us to understand and enjoy your video.. keep it up and thanks for making phil content. 🇰🇷🇵🇭

[@precioussword2263]

I got curious about the suggested mic so I searched for it, only to find out it's almost 50k pesos! Wow, it must be very good indeed to have such a price tag!

[@rjy44]

just get a samson cu01 pro

[@Jammybells]

Well it's all clear to me and I can understand it.

[@cynthiamaegonzales7002]

Me I used my earphone or headphone I can understand their conversation very clear.

[@jessavillegas6549]

May subtitle naman

[@xueyouye5873]

Basically they're already a filipino all their childhood memories are from the Philippines and they grew in filipino cultures

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Sad not my case. 🇫🇷🇵🇭 But Philippines will always be my home as well.

[@brentsuarez5239]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Why?

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

@@brentsuarez5239 I was born and grew up in 🇫🇷 but as Filipino blood

[@xueyouye5873]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 i think its fine as long as you consider yourself filipino and even though you live abroad im sure you have fair share experience of filipino tradition and cultures through your relatives or parents

[@xueyouye5873]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 and even though Jessica dont have filipino blood you could see how she loves Philippines for example when she goes to filipino store in korea and see sinigang mix and pancit canton look how happy she is it may look simple but its genuine happiness you can feel how happy she is

[@layniedee]

It's the "My Mom's dream is to go back to the Philippines since a year ago" for me 🥺 I truly appreciate you guys♥

[@aprljyd_4]

"Philippines is our life" was very touching. Thank you loving our country and for appreciating our foods hehee 💗💗💗.

[@hakdog5857]

naniwaLa ka naman !!! Haha..

[@iammarauder5418]

I have korean classmates during college days, theyre nice and we treat them well, being away from home, away from your comfort zone is not an easy thing, so we made them feel welcome and at home.

[@mystictraveler8642]

They will always remember you for that. You became a part of their travel experience in america.

[@jpemanahan8699]

My son once have a Korean classmate when he was in the elementary... After a year the girl went back to Korea... My son was so sad for several months and always talked fond memories about her.. I thought, maybe she was his 1st puppy love😊

[@qtee6618]

Godbless those teachers. I think they knew how to handle introvert kids. How you get treated when you are young gets massive affect when you gets old believe me.

[@miroodamirooda]

This will be my future thoughts. I just started to living in the Philippines as Korean. The only different thing is that i have Filipino husband😁

[@ungas024]

Life here is so simple, i guess you will struggle with the language barrier but you will learn soon enough.

[@miroodamirooda]

@@ungas024 I just started to study tagalog.. Yes it is hard but i think it is worth to learn.

[@siegfreidsujide299]

Your husband is very lucky!

[@christdiaz9588]

@@miroodamirooda don't worry learning tagalog will come out naturally if you're going to live here for a long time.

[@amazingstar9522]

@@miroodamirooda welcome to the Philippines ❤️🇵🇭

[@jinriyiz8812]

"Something that you really miss from the Philippines *AT THIS MOMENT* " parang gigil si Jessica eh HAHAHAHA

[@charlescirilo2377]

Mango!

[@bryx170]

@lia_berry 🍓 she really misses a lot here, I mean A LOT.

[@charli3brown981]

@@bryx170 spell "a lot"

[@rodrigoreyes4591]

Hope you guys would tell us when you guys come back so we could all welcome you back!! Thank you.

[@R_With_An_M]

It is so ironic that many of us Filipino failed to see how amazing and wonderful our country is and yet it took a non Filipino to appreciate our Motherland. It may not be perfect but it has what it takes to be a rightful home to a non Filipino. Thank u guys, #Jessica and company, for loving the Philippines ... 😊😊😊

[@beaglesrfun5896]

A foreigner visiting or even staying in the Philippines for an extended stay will NEVER have a sense of permanent despair while living in the Philippines. For that reason, it is easy for them to see the beauty of the country. In comparison, poor Filipinos will always feel hopelessness in their plight, thus making it hard to appreciate the country for what it is. Just my take.

[@kawaiiafangirl]

@@beaglesrfun5896 True. I'm Filipino myself and I think that most Filipinos still have a colonial mentality when it comes to foreigners appreciating our country. The land and the people of the Philippines are beautiful but there are things such as poverty, lack of jobs, corruption, and a relatively high crime rate (for SEA and East Asian standards) that aren't beautiful. Jessica obviously has love for the Philippines and spent most of her life there so I'm not knocking her at all. However, I just know that Filipinos would support her videos more than our own kind but blame it on Filipinos not appreciating our own culture.

[@rhianbonifacio1820]

Oo nga.

[@junxlopez5916]

Mostly those Filipinos who doesn't know about how other country's culture and just see the good things (in their thoughts) are the one who are so keen in living the country. Things that are so rare in other countries which are so norms here in our country are people connection, positivity, more laid back life, kindness and superb hospitality. Although there are many negative issues here in our country, it's still not that much of a challenge compare to other countries.

[@junxlopez5916]

@James Henry Smith That's what we know since we have means to see it with our own eyes or have watched it over the internet or have learned about it from someone from those countries. But for poor Filipinos, those things often times will never learn about it or will never cross their minds. Since the only comparison that they are seeing is between their lives and the lives of visiting foreigners, that's why they feel hopeless and yearn to leave the country thinking that better life is out there.

[@pjmacapagal2524]

The fact that Jessica can do hosting. This lady is amazing. 😍

[@Dyob21]

Practice for future gigs👍🏼

[@0n1r0t]

Jessica can become a talk show host. Her skill is exceptionally great. I would totally watch her show.

[@frankdizon]

I literally cried on this video. I am an OFW and have not been back home for more than 5 years. what struck me the most though is that Korean girls like you like Philippines a lot while its citizens depart the country to find food employment somewhere. I used to also teach college part time, and had 3 Korean students. Also, my wife loves K-drama a lot. All the best to you and your channel Jessica

[@yndb11]

Stay strong sir

[@josephdelrosario1420]

They miss the Philippines so much and also their Filipino friends.

[@g.b.alejandro6268]

If someone bullies you / shows rudeness to you in the Philippines, always defend yourself. Simple but a little advice :)

[@ivanmamuyac]

Liah’s the oldest in the room, but she doesn’t look a day over 18.

[@wtom84]

I think you're all SOON be back in PH. Things will be better. Stay strong girls.

[@jcgremfam9917]

more than half of her life shes in philipines

[@marionneang8072]

Right?? At first I thought she was the youngest 🤧

[@-bling_bling-5785]

3:42 dang. Ate Jessica becoming more and more filipino. She said oo so naturally

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

"The Philippines is our official Home " Wowww. ang saya pakinggan yan . thank you dahil kinikilala nyo ang 🇵🇭 na second Home nyo..Lalong lalo na si Jessica .mahal namin kayo Girls ❤ ..

[@mirandafam8030]

Soobin looks so nice and very genuine person.

[@pugitasquidsgame383]

sinigang is always the best when the rain is pouring ...

[@gogoal3004]

yes sa tagalog

[@shairahmontes3165]

We Filipinos should respect them. Even though we experienced being bullied or what in their country. We are all human so, we should respect each other and spread kindness.

[@TheGranity20]

this is just beautiful and heartwarming to watch.

[@fjwkcejvejwkadnfnd4886]

Thank you for loving my country..you are all awesome..

[@margandangtunay]

Aww Soobin you obviously got some true pinoy/pinay friends. We truly cherish deep talk and love to express our emotions.

[@nahhan115]

Ely is so damn cute..I hope she smiles often coz she have a pretty smile,. ELY lang SAKALAM!!

[@wander13woman]

I can’t explain it but your guys’ humor somehow has a Filipino feel to it. Thank you for spreading a good impression of the PH in KR 😊

[@zanetruesdale7263]

Di naman nila mahal bansa natin

[@ericflores8626]

@@zanetruesdale7263 how can you say that when these girls spent 9, 10 yrs of their lives in the Philippines, in their pre pubescent existence and up to now.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

@@ericflores8626 the fact na di sila marunong magtagalog SAYS IT ALL. Andito nga sila pero di sila willing magblend in in a sense na di sila nagtatagalog at kung nagtatagalog man sila eh konti lang. Si jessica nga PURO korean kasama nya halatang di interesado sa mga pinoy. PROVE ME WRONG. Si jessica sa bgc lang sya hmm pera lang habol nya sa mga bobong gaya mo.

[@hakdog5857]

@@zanetruesdale7263 haha. 😂😂 Tapos kapag nagsabi Lang ng ""MAHAL KOW KEEYOO"" subrang proud na mga pinoy na gong.gong!!!

[@mr.alkevinnunezlumanas8186]

@@zanetruesdale7263 it's not easy ... as an OFW for many years, i already love Thailand pero di pa rin ako nakakapagThai ...

[@Angel-oe9dv]

The fact that they're all beautiful with a heart

[@grimnir9187]

Really eye opening for me, I know bullying exists everywhere but for some reason I really hate when asians bully other asians with racist jokes. Also I didn't think the smaller stuff would really stand out as a memorable experience for foreigners living here. Good thing I was really close with my korean friends in high school, I was their commanding officer during our C.A.T. days. We never really talked about like were from different cultures we just interact like normal teenagers back then. Was really glad we showed them love through their stay and helped them prepare for the real military experience in Korea.

[@bryx170]

"The Philippines is like my second home basically." - Soobin

[@miabasingan1079]

11:29 “I left all my stuff in the PH; I thought I would be in Korea for a month” RELATE MUCH. I left all my stuff in my place in Manila; I went back to my province because of pandemic and I thought it would only be for a week or a month

[@xxlian_]

Sameee😂

[@tokkiwon]

I have to say, this was highly entertaining and heartwarming. Such a great video!

[@melnavarro3758]

Really enjoyed hearing your experiences in the Philippines. I’m Filipino but living in the United States and hearing your stories makes me want to go back home. So sorry to hear about everyone’s experiences of being bullied in there. I’ve also experienced that. I’m taller than average, light skinned and have slanted eyes so people thought I was Chinese. Anyway, glad I found your channel. I’m looking forward to your future vlogs. Keep it up.

[@eulabellz2682]

Hi Jessica your Vlogs are really touching…as a filipino i Love how you guys appreciate our country.,..keep on sharing a positive vibes to everyone…fighting…

[@HeVn7LaO]

I remember happening to listen to friends in a bus talking about a Korean classmate/friend (I was just in front of them). One of them said that the Korean classmate like it here because he can fully express himself as gay unlike what his life would be in Korea.

[@allanmarqueses2708]

So sorry for those traumatizing experiences you guys had experienced, one or few person doesn't make the whole race bad..... there's just those people who are ignorant about beautiful ethnicity around the world, and sometimes you get to meet people that cannot express beauty that's why they would appreciate(?) in a way they know or the way they were brought up....still im sorry for that.

[@maycabotaje-dao509]

they did acknowledge later on in the video that the problem is universal not just in pinas...very mature of them i think, as the "trauma" was overshadowed by all things endearing naman👍

[@Raptor767]

lol im a filipino and i even had my share of getting bullied at school when i was young. lol

[@allanmarqueses2708]

@@Raptor767 me too, i used to walk home with a bloody nose, a swollen face or blood oozing my head. It taught me so much to be tough in a good way and be successful in life, now im living a good life abroad and when someone reminde of those people who bullied me, i just smiled with pity bcoz they never left their level of existence in life, some of them were in jail, some are probably 6 feet under the ground ...🙂

[@Raptor767]

@@allanmarqueses2708 Good for you buddy.

[@sharlotegaillegaspi7191]

In our school there are some koreans there, and I have 1 classmates, me and my friends approach him, like talking because we're curious and asking culture, where he lived, he even asked to go on their restaurant too. I just remember

[@qtee6618]

Soobin: Human connection If you live in Korea and in the Ph for a long time then you'll understand what she means. Also you guys may look like korean or speaks korean but I can feel that you guys are have a filipino heart. I enjoyed this vlog so much.

[@zereprotsenzerep652]

ONE THING I NOTICED ABOUT THE KOREANS WHO LIVED AND STUDIED IN THE PHILIPPINES IS THEY ARE JOYFUL, OPEN MINDED AND SO MUCH HOPEFUL ON THEIR OUTLOOK IN LIFE AND VERY INTELLIGENT AND SMART.

[@airezflores]

I'm sure this video touched many Filipino hearts because we felt the sincerity you guys have. The fact that you loved our country Philippines melts our hearts! Thank you so much four gorgeous ladies.

[@nart204]

🙋💁

[@macchiatoaddict05]

as a filipino living abroad and weren't able tp go home for a year and a half now coz of the pandemic. I feel you guys. Makes me tear up too! thank you for loving the philippines and the friends you made and considering philippines as your HOME. ❤️

[@chengskiejenchulichaeng4580]

As a Filipino citizen, I sincerely apologize to all of you who experienced bullying and racist remarks. I honestly want to blame lack of education, cultural difference, and ignorance as the causes, but there's really no excuse for bullying and racism. There are people like us who love koreans (and other people from different nationalities and races). We love you girls! 😊 thank you for liking our country despite your negative experiences. ❤️

[@MommyElsVlog]

I wonder if I could also go back there.. I miss my family. I remembered we had to cancel our ticket last year because of the pandemic. It saddens me more that i was not there when may grandma passed away. 😔 wish I can go back as soon as everything gets okay.

[@bryle8779]

Koreans but a Filipino heart.😁 All Filipinos had bullied experience, even me. Hahaha. It's normal especially grade school and high school days. Heehhe

[@zzzzzsleeping]

The word "bully" just fabricated by the liberals. I am an old school guy and every single one of us been "teased" by classmate (girls or boys). It's something you can tell a story when everything said and done. Its fun, friendship and memorable.

[@walohanggangdulo_821]

But mostly in Gradeschool

[@unikahijaa4173]

Hello! Thank you for loving our country. 🤗🤗🤗 Before K-pop and K-drama blossom here in PH, I have 2 Korean classmates in my college years and I really admire their bravery and confidence to study here in PH. i love talking to them but we have different majors and they back to Korea now. keep on vlogging.

[@JJGAMBIT316]

I remember soobin in your past vlog.You two are in BGC just chilling.Shes more become beautiful.

[@Lily-iy4rv]

Do u know her chanel.

[@JJGAMBIT316]

@@Lily-iy4rv i don't know if she does have a YT channel.

[@renzylovesyou]

kaya pala familiar sakin si soobin 🤔

[@walohanggangdulo_821]

Korean lost in BGC....

[@JJGAMBIT316]

@@walohanggangdulo_821 hahaha you remember it.Yah that' s the title of her vlog with Soobin.

[@ModernongPinoy]

It’s the people hospitality and the resiliency of the Filipinos that makes the country love by foreigners. The sights are just secondary and I’m thankful and honored by your love and respect for the Philippines and wish someday you’ll get back there and create more good memories.

[@archiesanchez497]

I love how Soobin likes tinola. Lol most of my pinoy friends hate it.

[@nenetteramirez4392]

Relatable...the more I eat Tinola the hungrier I become?

[@reggiebuog4691]

Pork adobo is da best!

[@realchad3155]

I like tinola specially native chicken.

[@vinzorsabenano2174]

Pay natikman ng mga korean ang native or texas panabong adobo man or tinola n my tanglad ewan ko nlng kung umalis pa kau s pinas 😂😂

[@hannahagbayani2296]

parang same kasi sa samgyetang ng Korea

[@marvindima-ano5981]

Ely being silence made her more adorable and so cute when she smiles ☺️

[@Srhyle]

10:17 although she said it casually, this hit me differently. 😢

[@bobongmarkuz2548]

So nice to hear from foreigners who lived here in the Philippines, good remarks and bad as well too...hope you come back soon, good people are always welcome here in our country and call it your country as well coz you've been here half of your lives..MABUHAY!!

[@jayannserenio]

She's listening to her fans request 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@parklee8724]

This video made me love the Philippines more. Some of the Filipinos does not want to live Philippines anymore. But this video made me realised that Philippines is one of the best country. We love you ate Jessica ❤️

[@aprilyndirectories]

thats not true... they always go back and want to go back home... dont say like that to Filipinos you do not know what they really feels.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

@@aprilyndirectories peke sila jessica

[@ehhh9659]

its the government that I hate not the country

[@maikalisama4421]

It's nice because I adore both Filipinos and Koreans, and it's also interesting because there are Koreans who adore the Philippines. Liah, Ely and Soobin filipinos love youuu too heartuhh

[@ritagonzaga3561]

Though I love korea because of Blackpink and bts. Im still a filipino with a filipino heart and i will never replace Philippines in my heart. Thank you so much ate jessica,ate ely, ate lia and ate soobin (not sure bout the spelling)for loving Philippines .

[@wengantivo7122]

4 beautiful Korean ladies with Filipino hearts ...

[@parklachimolala6999]

I really wanted to have a korean friend like you guys, Why? Because I know how much you appreciate the Philippines and Filipinos. I can feel the real "kababayan" vibe with you than "other/some" filipinos. And we have almost the same age generation. I'm a 22 y.o filipina. I hope, I can be one of your friend even if it's just "virtual" friend🥺🤍 More power Jessica!♥️

[@thwb4661]

It's nice to know that our fellow Filipinos are open and welcome to accept non-native people who move to our country. I think non-native Pinoys just like them are considered Filipinos too, especially those who were born and lived their whole lives in the country. It's nice that Jessica gives the Filipino-Korean community representation in this channel.

[@joekolateb9774]

This interview brings nostalgia to me. I miss my korean people too. They would sometimes call and tell me how much they want to come back to the Ph. And mention all the food they want to eat. This interview is so warm and it brings positive vibe. Keep it up!

[@nightsky5023]

Aaawww, I hope you all could go back there and everything goes back to normal so we can all move around again. Keep applying Jessica, there are lots of other really good Uni’s in the PH. And when you’re finally able to go back for school, do some travel vlogs with the girls. 😉💕

[@erlyndaluglug1586]

I watched and listened to your interactions and I am very happy that you love my country the Philippines inspite and despite of some bad experiences that you encountered. Jessica I watched some of your blogs and you are articulate and smart so dont feel bad that you did not make it to Ateneo or UP try other universities ...get good grades then transfer after one semester or else re apply. Dont stop Believing....believe in yourself. Good luck!

[@RaignayRok]

i think liah saying the "orange mayo thing" is the sawsawan sa cheese stick.. thats - Mayo mixed with Ketchup~ 💖💖💖 good with french fries too. hehe

[@bestkept1135]

I can relate to this. I lived just 2 years of my child hood in Indonesia and I visited in 2017. But I have very good memories of it. The ambiance, food, experiences and etc.

[@Dyob21]

The atmosphere was chill, the ladies are sincere and experiences genuine. You all did a wonderful job. I hope you guys have become closer bec of your common background. It would be nice to see you do travel vlogs pag uwi nyo sa Pilipinas, all 4 together. Ingat lagi

[@KoiFabiosa]

Thank you for the kind words about the Philippines and the Filipino people.

[@roxannemarieguerin5747]

I really love watching your videos, I'm half Filipino and I don't have the connection you have with PHP and I find it really awesome how much you love it there.

[@yaku9487]

..what I really love at this conversation is that they really feel the feeling of missing filipino way of life and they feel the connection to the people .❤💚💙💗💓

[@shubhmann9652]

Alots of love from India 🇮🇳♥

[@rizzd3357]

Jessica you look good and stunning!! I think hosting would fit you really well. I hope I could get back to my old self and get the shape I really wanted. Also I appreciate your friends for embracing Philippines as their second home.

[@DebbieMariz]

Had a lot of Korean classmates in HS, around 10-15 years ago 😂

[@precioussword2263]

I am glad that your years spent in the Philippines are mostly filled with happy memories. Although, there are some who are not, majority of the Filipinos really have a good heart and would always give a warm smile no matter if you just met for the first time or not. Our hearts truly is richer than our pockets!

[@244hayrick]

It's very heartwarming to hear you Koreans loving to go back to the Philippines or even considering it your second home when most of the world wish to go to Korea or have a taste of Korea ever since it's taken the world by storm. Great content, Jessica. I wish you more success.

[@MaharlikanAgency]

I was just telling my husband the other day that Philippines has a really clear bright sky .. thanks girls for this content

[@jammara299]

Nice sharing of stories. Hoping for the borders to open again soon, also in the provinces here its not easy to go home unlike before. Family and Home ❤️🇵🇭

[@dhhan68]

First I thought this was like an interview of a debut of a Korean girl group which consist of 4 members for PH. What a beautiful girls! Actually Jessica was graduated from Idol School, right? I hope you guys stay well in PH. I think PH life can be an another opportunity for Korean young people who are now under great stress for none. Long live and prosperous!

[@AnnaZ90922]

we love Korea too *as much as you love the Ph🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷

[@hansolo1615]

Exactly

[@hansolo1615]

Needless to say its pretty obvious how much i love them

[@chonatv1226]

I'm a ESL Teacher and I teach Korean students, too. Watching this vlog made me happy and at the same time miss the good old days with my students. I hope this pandemic end soon so we can enjoy again our lives and continue our plans that were put on hold.

[@StrawberryMilkkTeaa]

I really enjoyed this video. It made me smile and happy hearing all the positive and kind things you guys had to say about the Philippines. It's nice knowing there are foreigners out there who love the Philippines enough to consider it their 2nd home. It's a shame about your experiences with racism and bullying though. I feel so bad, i'm sorry you guys went through that, some people are just so ignorant and insensitive... But I'm glad the positives outweigh the negatives of your life experiences in the Philippines! Thanks for sharing them with us! I'm looking forward to the next video. Btw, you guys are really pretty! :)

[@don555551]

Maraming maraming salamat, for loving our country. Stay safe girls, ingat!

[@yelyl136]

It's always heartwarming when you see foreigners appreciate your country. More so if they've somehow grown attached to it and consider it their second home. Thank you Jessica for such a heartwarming content ❤

[@raynielbatac2557]

I like this format. Filipino Mukbang with them (+Syl and Moy) would be awesome. But really thank you for appreciating and bridging Filipino culture with Korean culture. Also, yeah Filipino teachers are one of a kind.

[@rudy9670]

GGOD NEWS! All of you can travel back now to the Philippines! South Korea is included in the Green Countries List allowed travellers to come back to the Philippines!

[@heart-eecovers7353]

Watching you guys gives me that typical Filipino conversation. I guess that's the effect of being immersed with our culture. Thank you for loving the PH.

[@Nemia1220]

It hurts to know you experienced those stereotypes in the Philippines, but I'm not surprised. I know what that feels like, as a Filipina growing up in the US. I'm glad to hear that it did not make you despise the Filipinos or the Philippines in its entirety. I absolutely LOVE listening to these stories.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

They dont really care about the country

[@Nemia1220]

@@zanetruesdale7263 are you generalizing the korean community as a whole, which would be inaccurate unless you have factual representation.

[@zanetruesdale7263]

@@Nemia1220 shut up you know nothing

[@FRANCO-cm7ol]

@@zanetruesdale7263 this guy comments this on every reply here lol. get a life dude.

[@Kindred6007]

happy to see all of them. salamat at masaya kayo dito sa Pinas. more power. hope you guys come back. ingat

[@factsfirst16]

I love koreans.. my boss is Korean, koreans are good people and i raally love seeing them hanging out with them... if there will be a korean girl that will be my gf i will marry her 😁😁😁 just draming.. anyway best of luck to your vlogs..

[@bheng105]

It’s a heart warming to know that even though you’re not a Filipino but you all love to stay in our country a BIG thanks girls … Me I love Korean TeleNovelas have lots of similarities in Pinoy TeleNovelas too …good luck to all of you and stay safe and healthy 💕😊🇯🇵🇵🇭🇰🇷

[@efrenplaza]

I was in Taegu, Korea for a year on my remote assignment in USAF. I had a great time and loved it there. Filipinos and Koreans have great, genuine affection for each other in my opinion, except basketball. In my case only good memories and sometimes sorrow for the loved one I lost.

[@winnielamko4997]

Thank you for appreciating the Philippines and its people...you are living examples of how nice it is to live with Filipino people.❤️❤️

[@ChrisPeig]

You guys are amazing Ladies! Thanks for embracing the Filipino culture and the country. I guess somewhere in our past we were all get bullied no matter what nationality you have or where you are. Stay Beautiful and awesome you all and dont stop loving the Philippines. We Filipinos are the Kindest, Most Caring and Loving individuals you can ever meet.👍🥰

[@choi1405]

Thank you very much for this heart warming video. There is so much love expressed about the Philippines and how it positively influenced you all. Maraming salamat Jessica. You are a true Filipino at heart!

[@christdiaz9588]

They're eating pancit canton with rice... 어머. They're basically Pilipina.😊☺️

[@sunglehrix3560]

Thank you for appreciating the Philippines! Being a Filipino is hard, especially during this time of pandemic. But, this video reminded me to appreciate my country. So, thank you to the four of you! This video is a light to everyone and a reminder to be hopeful of our country. 💖 When you decide to settle here, all I can say is.. Welcome home! ☺️ God bless you all!

[@farahsumcad7894]

In my opinion, Koreans are one of the most beautiful people in Asia!

[@edgard.alcantara8311]

Jessica, i also love this video of yours, how you & your Korean friends love the Philippines so much, and how your longing in your hearts to come back to the Philippines soon...

[@jaysato]

four of you together look like a kpop idol group

[@judalinealagon5359]

Thank you Jessica and co for appreciating Philippines. Of course my motherland is not flawless but I’m very proud to be a Filipino. Filipino culture is one I am proud of. I want to go korea for a holiday once this covid saga is over but when is still a big ?…

[@Cireguitarcover]

liah was so cute 😍

[@rock5smnc]

Oh wow! She was in Idol School where Yuri was in 💕 good for her that she's successful in doing what she likes now. Awww As a pinoy, I feel so touched that you guys treat Ph as your home and that you love it so much you prefer it over Kr. I feel ya sisters

[@rap3208]

I thought Jessica did good in leading the conversation. She asked questions and shifted to topics organically. it felt like they just having a converstaion and not like following and ticking off from prepared topics or questions. Kudos!

[@goldenstag78]

Oh my you are beautiful! ! Im a Filipino born in the Philippines and been a US citizen and retiring to the Philippines