Reason Why North Korean Soldiers are Shocked by US Military TIKTOK

#bodytransformation #koreans #tiktok
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SANGHAK: hakku_in
KANGYOO: bst202031

[@pickle4422]

"but i discharged myself" is unironically a cold ass line.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

Kangyoo’s “I discharged myself” joke when talking about defecting from North Korea is that straight up dry military humour that is universal!

[@elementalgolem5498]

well the fact his family got killed for it makes it universally dark humor aswell

[@hanjizoe2648]

@@elementalgolem5498 We don't know for sure if his family did get killed? There's alot of other stuff worse then death the regime could've done aswell.

[@elementalgolem5498]

@@hanjizoe2648 well. He assumes they were killed. So my statement remains true, as it was still what he thinks. I have this from a interview of him In another video where answering basically the question of what happened to his family when he fled. Phrased as "what is the punishment for escaping the country? What if North Korea got you" type question. And he says. Well when you flee the country they take your family for it. He then takes quite the pause obviously weighed down by this. And continues talking. There's no room there for deserting and the family pays the price... So it seems he atleast is certain his freedom came at the cost of his families life. Or as you said worse. But you are already a prisoner so to speak. So except moving you over to harder. More difficult jobs they don't have anything but killing you/torturing you to do. And usually the ones that get tortured don't survive. So although they might not have gotten killed per SE. They did suffer death, or torture untill death. As he says that the families of those that escape disappear. And usually that means ☠️

[@Sebastianator01]

@@elementalgolem5498 Natural selection in the modern world. That’s insane. If you escape North Lorea. Your family/bloodline will be killed. Except you. Leaving you to continue the bloodline alone

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@elementalgolem5498 I wonder if his family knew he was gonna run and they told him to not worry about them 🤔 cause no way I'd leave knowing that would happen to them unless they told me they'd be alright if I left

[@HoboJR4]

the north korean is just so non-chalant with the "discharged himself" dude legit escaped north korea and is just like eh

[@RowdyGrunt]

Right! Dude earned that swagger

[@_LetsGoMe_]

I mean if they give you the skills to evade capture, why not escape a wack government

[@delsings]

His subdued nature may very well have been from his lifetime of trauma until he got out.

[@RowdyGrunt]

@@_LetsGoMe_ not that easy

[@st4rrie.]

Ikr like escaping North Korea is one of the hardest countries to escape

[@nichochan8681]

Military men since ancient times have been known to fuck around in times of war, and we in the U.S. Army have kept that tradition alive.

[@saiyongdawn7756]

Gotta have joy. Not all about pain. Gotta live and have a zest for life.🥳

[@realburglazofficial2613]

The Brits are the same! Any chance to fuck around and you’ll find a Brit there!

[@ziz9087]

@@saiyongdawn7756 the French army actual had a rifle (think it was before or after ww1 don’t @ me) and you could put another rifles barrel over the bayonets and you wouldn’t be able to take em apart and this happened all over the French services cause it was a new gun and it had to be either discontinued or redesigned

[@gonzo2495]

They fucked around literally, especcially in ancient greece.

[@joshuakang4507]

@@ziz9087engineers will test something for months to ensure it’ll hold up under field conditions. Then a group of grunts will figure out how to break it in 10 minutes and then it’s back to the drawing board lol

[@39chickenhead]

The fact this poor man was beaten up just for being there… seems awful..

[@jasonalgoritz]

you dont say

[@readtheroom831]

The South Korean guy’s humor and sarcasm is literally everything 🤣🤣 Let my man in the U.S. Army 👏🏼

[@sassyradish9177]

Pretty sure you mean the north Korean guy

[@ayeron6576]

@@sassyradish9177 i’m pretty sure they mean the south korean, the younger one was the one making the sarcastic jokes and he is south korean.

[@julitakamaki4386]

It was the North Korean that wanted to join the US military.

[@danielmantell8751]

South Koreans are hilarious. They're like the Irish of Asia, except their food is also awesome.

[@rayman1230]

@@danielmantell8751 😂 . You make those recent email vacancies to ROK seem enticing lmao

[@vcwloves9864]

The reason why the U.S. military can use media/technology is because it is volunteer service. I have been told by a prior KATUSA that having technology while serving in the ROK leads to desertion. It is mandatory service, which means that the majority don't want to be there to begin with.

[@MrSirwolf2001]

I was in an Aviation/MI unit. While our Katusa's did not have tech on post, most of them had better tech than the US soldiers at home. Heck, I got my copy of Doom II from a Katusa, before it even hit the stores in the US!

[@RandomTXDude210]

The SK government recently changed the rules to allow soldiers to have phones, shortened the required term of service, and improved the quality of food on base. So things have definitely gotten better! Well, until KTrump fucks it all up I'm sure...

[@Col_Fragg]

@@MrSirwolf2001 I'm guessing you didn't live in the same barracks with KATUSAs. All our KATUSAs had cell phones. Some even had TV's. If the KATUSA Sergeant Major ever came to inspect, they would just hand over all their tech to their GI roommate.

[@Col_Fragg]

I have no doubt that you were told that and that may be how the COC rationalizes it but Korean Soldiers have never been permitted to keep cell phones or other tech. Males who are doing their two year stretch of mandatory military service live in a room with 50 other guys. They have very few privileges and many restrictions. That's just how it's always been done and no one dares change it. So, it's not like they would know one way or another if it leads to desertion.

[@damikey18]

Well when you have china,North Korea and Russia next to you its best to have mandatory service

[@lordhytro]

Kangyoo, you are respected. I am a U.S. Military Veteran. It is easy to see that you are a true military man. You exhibit a calm, mature, and intelligent demeanor. You would do well in the U.S. Military.

[@meganbaker3825]

Thank you for your service!

[@Rh.3079]

Thank you for your service!

[@yourlocalgrande]

Thank you for your service!! ❤

[@_bubblesxo]

Thank you for your service!

[@SpicyGherkin69]

Thank you for your cervix

[@adrianfsward]

The guy on the left has one of the most electric smiles I've ever seen

[@whibahar3019]

And the fastest speech. I checked my playback speed because I thought I had accidentally left it on 1.5speed. 😳 He talks so fast!

[@maggs-zo8um]

sharks smile and an American's humor

[@docrob5320]

My heart breaks every time I hear someone from North Korea speak about life. I wish we could free them all. The entire country is one big jail, and no one deserves to have to live like that. This guy is so calm, so brave, and so appreciative of the little things. I had to chuckle at him "discharging" himself.

[@herrzimm]

Its odd to think that these military moments seem so "normal" to Americans is because they really help the building of "friendship" within the unit. The release of stress, the shared moments of laughter, the fond memory or two of someone helping you get through the daily routine of your day? These moments REALLY have a life-long lasting impact on you as an individual, a member of a unit, and a member of a military branch. To think that other countries don't have this kind of "soldier banter" happening seems kind of sad. It makes it look like serving in the military is simply "a chore" to do and once over you never think of it again. Yet, the American military (And others like UK/Canada for example) have a real deep "life long love" of the people they served with, if not a direct love for the military branch itself.

[@legabausscarter8042]

Well for those countries the military IS a chore. They're forced into it unlike America where you choose to go

[@RandomTXDude210]

It's a fascinating thing, for sure. I love reading other countries military members impressions of US military members they've served/trained/fought with. Universally they say Americans are "loud, crazy, and fun when off duty, but super disciplined and professional at work yet still have fun". A potent support to what you're saying is the Ukraine invasion - the Ukrainians are doing so much better, unit vs. unit, compared to the Russians because the Ukrainian military has a NCO Corps and had its military culture (and the creation of the NCO Corps) instilled by the California National Guard starting back in like '93 I think it was (on going to this day - it's also why their pilots are so damn good). Meanwhile, Russians have no real unit cohesion, no strong esprit de corps, low morale, and horrific leadership (imagine being a platoon commander with no NCOs and you have to handle officer duties AND personnel paperwork and all that other shit the NCOs deal with - no wonder they can't get much done other than brutality).

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@RandomTXDude210 Wait so, they just have the Officers do absolutely everything, no breaking it up to the chain of command? That's... hell

[@RandomTXDude210]

@@thalmoragent9344 exactly. A sergeant in the Russian military is basically just a private thats been in longer. They cannot independently make decisions within their ROE, they have to get command approval for basically everything, but not their unit commander - from what I've heard they're usually going up to the equivalent of a LTC or colonel. Meanwhile the lieutenant has to do all the unit command stuff PLUS all the NCO duties. Its beyond inssne.

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@RandomTXDude210 So the Officers are under stressful workload , and the NCO's are basically non existent and so are in a bind... Hope Russia just ends this war already, for their soldiers sake if not anything else. Diplomatically try and solve the situation of Ukraine and the Nato nations expanding

[@arashinoakumyo3535]

A friend who served in the US Army did a cross training operation in South Korea and one of the soldiers was a North Korea defector who was acting as an advisor as the theme was “Korean War restart” the guy was legitimately sweet and humble. He lived with my friends Korean counterpart (captain) and despite having escape 5 years prior was still getting used it it and learning the South Korean version of Korean (the north is so anal they actually made state supported terms for certain thing).

[@arashinoakumyo3535]

For those curious I asked my friend if he knew what happened to Jun Gang and he told me he’s a full South Korean citizen, married with two kids and is a TKD instructor who doubles as a CQC instructor for private security. So he’s doing great!

[@lindajohnson3272]

​@@arashinoakumyo3535that's awesome and thanks for the small update.

[@delsings]

That "hah hah hah hah" clip got me too! 🤣 thank you for this video, and hello from the US

[@breerich2902]

Hello! Guys!! From USA...you guys are a hoot! (funny) and it's a good time watching your expressions on your viewing our country's military men & women go about their business. Also other viewing points of interest to you guys.Thank you for your honest comments and opinions. I truly enjoy your facial & body expressions. The vids that you see are REALLY REAL and you seem to be truly interested in our beautiful awesome United States. Please take care, continue as you are & you will be winners, all of you. We really do live in the greatest country in the world! If you're ever in this area just stop by. We'll be starting our Concerts in the Park" soon. I think you might enjoy them!

[@delsings]

@@breerich2902 while I haven't served, myself, I have family and loved ones who have. :) And I agree, it's great to see all of the comparative life experiences with videos like these. Smart phones and internet advances have really added another layer to home videos nowadays! Humans living life 😄 Have a great day!

[@CM_87]

Would have been funnier if the dude right behind him pulled out a pistol pointing it at him as he laughed along too. lmao

[@kindofafan]

"He screamed immediately because the kidnapper was so handsome"... yeah noo lol

[@mamallama826]

I died when they explained it so innocently 🤣

[@ladymistik2930]

LMAO I was looking for this comment! They’re so innocent meanwhile 🌚

[@tomie7699]

Wait what happened??

[@elpapuxDDReal]

​@@tomie76993:23

[@joon4768]

As a (disgruntled) US Active Duty service member, this video actually made me appreciate my circumstances. We definitely do goof around quite a bit, even with our superiors...

[@turntodusk]

I love how chatty and optimistic but also respectful the Southern Korean is while the Northern Korean is quiet but not cold. Very nice to see the difference in reactions; a nice duo

[@ApexRoyals]

American soldiers run on comradery and morale. In the U.S. the soldiers are trained/programmed to treat fellow soldiers as extensions of themselves or as legit blood family. They don't leave the dead and wounded behind(if it can be helped) and when those bullets and rockets are flying by the could care less the color of skin or religion of the brother/sister next to them because they are in it together and there is no time or room for hate.

[@gilla2092]

The way it should be universally. We all bleed red

[@shannonflorer6187]

These guys have the most adorable chemistry

[@Noahbsng]

unfortunately, their countries don't

[@patrioticz2858]

7:01 they would, you can join the US Military to get citizenship if u go to the US Embassy and request it, will fast track you getting to America and not uncommon of a thing. I know an actual African Prince that was an Airman when I worked as a civilian at Beale Airforce Base, one time as a joke his Airman friends bowed down to him, then he laughed while rolling his eyes.

[@crunchychips9585]

Wow that's crazy!

[@patrioticz2858]

@@crunchychips9585 yep, few do it tho but not uncommon to join the US Military for Citizenship and since he is Korean, they could teach him English and place him in South Korea as a translator.

[@TaijDevon]

Just don't join the Marines. I can tell you from experience you WILL NOT LIKE PARIS ISland. Yes we need superwarriors but that place is hell.

[@patrioticz2858]

@Taij Devon I have a friend who went there, I was Army and he was Marines when we went threw MEPs

[@TaijDevon]

@@patrioticz2858 My grandfather was Army. Two purple hearts decorated. We shoot bullets the same direction.

[@champnomnom7764]

Supposed to be discharged in 2013 and discharged himself in 2016 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he's got a healthy sense of humour. I'm glad.

[@nancysexton4364]

One thing I realized I like about the guy on the left is that he's one of the few Koreans I've seen that laughs without covering up his mouth. Very American.

[@natechavez437]

So you like when people act American and not when people act any other way?

[@woahthere2815]

@@natechavez437i think it’s more about men being insecure to show true happiness and vulnerability which is a problem in a lot of places but the US has been trying to heighten support for men to be comfortable with that. 🤷‍♂️

[@brentrebrab]

​​@@natechavez437wow yu got really beat up over someone noticing something there didnt ya pal😂😂 whatcha mad at? It aint them😂😂

[@natechavez437]

@@brentrebrab how am I mad bruh can i not comment in a public comment section💀

[@brentrebrab]

@@natechavez437 absolutely! But playing dumb is not the move, comment was clearly a stab🤣

[@danieldunlap4077]

I had to go through pepper spray training at fort Bliss prior to my deployment to Camp Taji, Iraq in 2009. It was fucking awful and the stuff stayed in your skin for days. You had to shower with just your head under the water otherwise the runoff from the pepper spray would get all in your crotch and you would hear screams from the other showers from the people who forgot this. Even a day or two later the sweat from your skin would reactivate it and your forehead would just start burning.

[@cherylmarquez2645]

Good Lord, I did not know what you just described, Owww!

[@patrioticz2858]

I used to go to school with a kid who's dad was in SWAT and he would often sit on the couch without changing his uniform which had tear gas on it so it would get into the couch fabric, he would say sometimes he and his family would forget and get the tear gas into their eyes, noses, and mouths 😂

[@saiyongdawn7756]

Vinegar would take care that.

[@tobystimpel7110]

Haha, that sounds miserable I've been at fort bliss for just over year now and haven't got that, I hope I never do

[@danieldunlap4077]

@@tobystimpel7110 you should have seen the army guys try to figure out what the fuck we were lol. I was in the Navy but we were issued the Army ACU because we were operationally attached to an army unit. Fort Bliss was full of new trainees who thought we were a bunch of Colonels LOL.

[@Annonymous0283745]

Yes, one of the paths to US citizenship is to join the military.

[@sleepdisorder-exe5820]

Okay but the one from South Korea has an extremely cute and infectious laugh. All I did was smile when he was laughing. Also his smile. Sheesh. I also agree with a comment I saw below their chemistry was so cute

[@PoochieCollins]

You're so cute, if that's you in your DP 😉

[@Nerd44442]

@@PoochieCollins That guy there officer

[@kingrama2727]

It’s nice to see Kang so relaxed and smiling and laughing..

[@ax6527]

their laughs are so contagious

[@BallisticAero]

This channel needs more renown, really fun and truly a great way for people to experience the differences of our cultures in good light

[@childofodin1069]

Kangyoo it would be an honor to have you in our military brother you would go very far with the mentality and discipline you have we'd love to have whether it's as a soldier or just a normal civilian

[@melodychanribis-roy4227]

I love watching Sanghak, tease Kangyoo, it's the only time Kangyoo gets flustered. Lol But I feel so bad for Kangyoo for what he must have endured while in North Korea. Glad he discharged himself..lol

[@jemaripelt2585]

Dynamic duo. Love watching these two. Great video.

[@theprofeshio]

I love this two young men , they always so happy and positive

[@williamscoggin1509]

Just in case nobody answered your question the part of the video with the white tall pointed buildings is the Air Force officer academy in Colorado.

[@Peri2C]

Specifically it's the chapel behind them.

[@lesliecalvert3458]

The guy from NK has a dry sense of humor and I absolutely love it..these 2 are so freaking adorable..hard to believe they're soldiers at all they're so dang cute:)

[@NoKapMan]

"you only need medical treatment if you are disabled." lmao

[@im_emo_as_frick]

4:40 im dying rn lmao

[@thunderblade9251]

I love how chill the north Korean is

[@hannahbeanies8855]

It’s very cute to just watch them talk LOL they are both funny in their own way

[@jennadickerson3634]

I feel bad for Kangyoo after hearing that he was electrocuted and beat up in his life. And yet he turned out to be so adorable and reserved. I really hope he and his family have a good time, lots of free time, and good days ahead wherever they are. Edit: correcting my spelling

[@Lightlinefisherman]

3:26 wow that explanation was so innocent 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vanessamae4556]

Ahh I love Sanghak so much his laugh and humor is adorable and he has such a beautiful smile. Amazing video I really enjoyed it❤️

[@puttingmyphoneoncharge]

sanghak is so cute lmaoooo , like his laugh is so nice

[@pancakes_34]

I love this duo!

[@horshue7873]

Soldiers with this sense of humor for the danger and death around them are truly the best ones. They can often take the most pressure.

[@Vanessa-dc5zv]

Listening to the guy from North Korea reminds me to be grateful for the freedoms we have.

[@saudade821]

The North accent is still there but it's almost of the South accent already😊 but the manner and body language will always tell that he's once a military You can now somehow enjoy the world Mr. Kangyoo

[@Red-Brick-Dream]

This is actually super wholesome and it makes me feel warm =)

[@Shaw2184]

they make a good team for reactions. thanks Dimple

[@deez254]

i watched this and realised human beings can not be defined by borders on a map

[@mahbuddykeith1124]

Sure thing, Pixy.

[@FUCKYOUDOTCOM.]

They both make such good friends!!!

[@camilaquiroz2801]

"it's this big"😌 "Good for you"

[@moccalou]

Wow, I have to read so fast! The Korean language can convey meaning so quickly!

[@acciotardisalohomora6302]

I've started slowing down the audio just to keep up but these two are definitely worth slowing down the audio to get the jokes :D Most times I forget I can slow down the audio.

[@Felix-812]

First time seeing a north korean guy smiled❤😂

[@thamle5425]

3:20 they did not want to explain that 😂😂😂 he wasn’t screaming for sure

[@jiggitydazzle84]

This is so interesting, also super cool how these 2 guys are cracking jokes with eachother, I was seriously laughing out loud

[@kaidenhall3223]

This is a crazy cool concept for a show

[@romainempire1233]

6:40 this made me laugh imagining a trainee punch his way out

[@Junakase]

4:33 He made a fatal error in judgement. People will have a crush on him no matter what 😁

[@austolycus]

First impression, I love the sense of humor. Awesome to see people joking around

[@arisbashaw8144]

Their laughs are so contagious!!!

[@scarecrowjones1]

They are both so funny. Love this duo

[@ChrisSprenger.]

I love this channel !!! Yay new binge watching channel hehehe

[@patsavala3601]

I enjoyed the interaction between these two guys.

[@paigemarie3646]

I love the extroverted and dry humor combo from these guys XD

[@DOMOSaBeast]

I've never had to pause a video so much in my life just to read the subtitles lol

[@nonosquare259]

I see myself: Right one is before military and left side is after. Respect to both of you.

[@UFEDUC3]

I want to see more of these two. Specifically Kangyoo. I would love to hear his story.

[@Ravello1111111111111111111]

Teaching self sufficiency is a great idea

[@syrinacrockett8290]

My brother has been in military for almost twenty years after joining at 17 and he has some of the funniest stories since being in the military. His boot camp stories are the funniest since he didn’t take it serious so the drill sergeant would constantly be in his face and him trying not to laugh at the drill sergeant. On one of his bases they did pranks on all the newcomers and then a full blown prank war will start between the newcomers and them. Luckily he has sent me videos of their pranks and dumb ideas that they did so it’s always a good laugh when rewatching them and forever saved.

[@babiijean11]

What a smile!!😍😍

[@zyanidwarfare5634]

You can tell the stark difference in their upbringing, the guy on the right suffered a lot

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

There's a time to play around and a time to be serious. During boot, you get trained to know the difference lol

[@HypedKryptic]

Have a mobile phone? Try to have fun? Kangyoo: Nah fam you're getting beat up

[@RogeniaNgwayah]

North Korean soldier talking about how miserable it is over there while the South Korean laughs has me dying LOL. N: yea they beat us up and chopped off our legs for smiling S: HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

[@raeavilez9936]

Sanghakssi laugh is cracking me up. He has a great laugh!

[@juanavargas7562]

The zoom meeting one reminded me back when all classes for school were online. For college, all of my classes were on zoom. In the morning. So there I am still having to wake up early. Though this time I'd wake up at 7 instead of 6 in the morning since class was at 8. Anyways, I was always in my pajamas. I'd just throw on a sweater over and sit in front of my laptop with my cup of coffee (and sneaking in some bites of pancakes sandwich) Though sometimes I'd put on a different shirt but still keep my pajama pants on.

[@McGoofers]

4:00 bro wild for that 😅

[@tommywilliams5140]

It was a honor watching your video. Thank you for the insight in to NK military life. Very interesting!!! Welcome to your freedom men!!!!!!!

[@catcatterson6759]

I don’t really find these videos but they sure are funny when they provide translation.

[@albinoblacksheep7826]

3:36 the word hes looking for is freedom

[@xxxtakaji-kaixxx9016]

5:24 Military Roleplay servers be like: “Yes marine?” “I got a cut” *spawns in Medical kit pills chucks at him* *health boosted 100%* “thx”

[@error8119]

gang said “i was supposed to be discharged in 2013, i discharged my self in 2016” nah gang ESCAPED😂 took him 3 years of overtime but he got out😂

[@roseofsharon8427]

Kangyoo is so chill 😎 😌 🙌. Lol

[@krissy0628]

Kangyoo!!! We Americans salute you and glad you made it out !! Like that he can joke about discharging himself 😂

[@oakey03]

This is like Japanese manzai, but you guys take turns. Very well done. I was smiling all throughout.

[@skateata1]

Sanghak is handsome! ❤

[@saiyongdawn7756]

FINALLY!.I subbed to the channel. 🙏 ENJ❤️y seeing the fun side of the military bc we all know there's a serious side as well, maybe too much esp these days. ❤️✨

[@aztecfighter5]

I enjoyed this

[@alexvives1335]

to answer their question at 5:57, they're at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs

[@corpseflower07]

My favorite military tiktoks will forever be of the guy who continuously throws himself out the window.

[@juliehouborg2846]

the dude from south korea is so cute i swear and his laugh made me giggle a lot not gonna lie

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

I would love for you guys to have a KATUSA on to talk about how his experiences differ from the typical Korean soldier. I hear KATUSAs have it a lot easier, which is why so many Koreans try to apply 😂

[@wesKEVQJ]

I discharged myself🤣🤣🤣

[@Jrod110]

It might seem informal, but as a Veteran, I can tell you those guys are extremely professional. That informality is basically the only way we make sure we're still sane lmao

[@RealSou710]

BRO GOT OUT LETS GO

[@thatbirdy3928]

rest in piece to these soldiers

[@devindewet3876]

These two guys are cool. There's no fun and games in North Korea. They all definitely know a better meaning to life than most people, and know how to count their blessings.

[@Winci91LP]

7:20 is soooo good i cant stop laughting😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelmichaelagnew8503]

Nice to see the old Chapel at the Air Force Academy.

[@NotJackAlderson]

“It feels like eating spicy noodles through your nose” My god, this is so true

[@kittyphom]

I love the South Korean soldiers humor😭