Bow to Thank People after Asking the Way | Prank

[@채월Sky]

In Korea it’s really normal to bow everyday still, but we don’t go that low for casual interactions ❤

[@seanhand446]

Love this kind of video, seeing people's reaction to just a simple, but intimate bow of respect.

[@mellym3ow]

This video is for all the people who still think us Chinese casually bow like this like in the movies 😂 It's like a super serious gesture and considered by some, very old school - especially if you bow so low like that. Think the most I've seen is a slight dip with hands held together.

[@sakurakou2009]

I think bowing for greeting is more hygienic then handshake or hug .

[@mellym3ow]

@@sakurakou2009 well we don't really do those either those either 😂 We just say thank you verbally or buy that person a lunch haha. Hugging is very western. I've never hugged my dad or family in China.

[@mellym3ow]

@@sakurakou2009 I also think it's about modesty. Helping someone with directions is seen as something everyone should do so just a thanks is enough. If someone is going out of their way to help you, like helping you with a flat tire, then you repay them with something more meaningful like lunch.

[@rohankumar9034]

Lol...in India ,here too ,Doing " Namaste " with Both hands is also Not seen oftenly but people around Globe believe we do it casually

[@sakurakou2009]

@@rohankumar9034 dont you think this is effect of westerinization ? , I think this is culture being destroyed not something positive but actually bad thing consider how those are like two of most anceint cultures still alive , fading away is just sad , I loved indian sari 😢

[@magdolnavida2717]

First I didn't understand either...but I've read all the comments and now I see...Thank you for everyone for your effort to make it clear for us, foreigners. Thank you,Treeman!😊

[@LaowaiDaveJCP]

3:02 This is the definition of true friendship 🤣

[@SajjadGul2]

I remember when i was a student in Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai Campus in 2019. I was going to near by city on bus and my cellphone was not working because usually you've to pay 1 RMB for a bus ride which is nothing, it took me i guess 10 mins on bus but still my cellphone was not responding as i was having no cash on hands, two girls approach towards me and they pay my bus ticket, i was so happy the way Chinese people show generosity towards everyone. I still remember them and always praying for those girls who helped me there. Stay Blessed girls. long Live China -Pakistan Friendship

[@daisychong3488]

I'm staying in Zhuhai now! It's nice to see your city being mentioned.

[@김사랑-i5p7r]

The reasons I watch Treeman's vids: it warms my heart, it has moral, for the entertainment, and the editing lvl 💃

[@魔蝎男]

在中国鞠躬是大部分只跟一张照片（已故的人）鞠躬的意思，或是只对自己的长辈鞠躬，对同年龄或是小自己的人是不会鞠躬的，大部分的人不喜欢别人对他鞠躬

[@sakurakou2009]

why is it so different from korean and japanese bowing ? , is this caused by cultural revolution or was chinese like that before ? , koreans and japanese do greet each other by bowing ,I thought chinese were same ?

[@mellym3ow]

@@sakurakou2009 no offense but we find it very frustrating that people think all Asian cultures are the same. It originated from China yes, but as the country got more modern it just stopped being a thing. It's reserved for serious situations.

[@sakurakou2009]

@@mellym3ow ok I didnt mean to offend anyone was just asking , I am not familiar with chinese culture but I did saw chinese kpop idols not bow and some korean netzs were upset about it , some did say that chinese have different culture and I understand now that they have different culture then koreans abd japanese but from what I know it originally came from buddism so it is part religious too not just cultural . it doesnt matter to me was just carious , I dont care if chinese bow or not , I just liked the bowing culture more then handshake and hug cuz personal space 😅

[@mellym3ow]

@@sakurakou2009 no worries, I'm glad you understand now and cared to ask 😊 I guess as an overseas Asian I can be sensitive to it because a lot of people deliberately don't care to learn 😅 I don't think we really shake hands either unless it's like a business deal. If it's a casual situation like someone giving you directions a verbal thanks will suffice, or even a thumbs up haha. I mean some of us don't even say hi or hello anymore, we simply ask what the person is up to. So like we're pretty laid back? If it's an elder or someone high up or a serious situation then I think a small bow is still ok.

[@VV-ux1ew]

你解释的是啥呀？ 在中国90度鞠躬是极大的尊重和感谢。 尤其是同龄人是不会鞠躬的。是承受不起的。。和死人活人没关系。在中国死者为大。鞠躬是对死者的极大的尊重。。

[@bigtimer4993]

In China, bowing is a more prudent thing. bowing can not bow casually, generally bow to show respect. now the Chinese people, generally only in ancestor worship or extremely serious occasions bow,like wedding bowing to your parents or for your never seen teacher or something like this . It's more usually a nod for thanks in the normal day. Ancient China did have the etiquette of bowing, even more Complex and more express More emphasis on class identity. But now the Chinese people, will not keep these etiquette. Because we think it is the ancient hierarchical suppression of etiquette, and we are equal people, in the face of ordinary people, such etiquette is not that good. Because the ancient Chinese etiquette requirements cumbersome. There is a Chinese word " cumbersome etiquette ", which means unnecessary etiquette, not from the heart of the etiquette is not necessary to do. If your bow can be done at any time, it loses its importance and becomes formal and cheap.

[@DulcisAbsentia]

I love the editors, they make everything funnier 🤣

[@李清-w5m]

这种深度鞠躬表示非常尊敬，一般是年轻对尊敬的年长者或者自己非常敬佩的人做的，对同龄陌生人只是指了个路做出这种动作大家都很惶恐。因为承受不起的。

[@sigma--boss7098]

1:56 is my favorite, she was so rude in the way she answered him, didn't even bother looking away from her phone, but the moment he did the full bow her entire attitude changed. His humbleness made her realize she was helping someone that asked for nothing else than 5 seconds of her attention and she couldn't even give him that properly. That was a nice wake up call for her. Be kind, people! Your phone isn't going anywhere, it's okay to look away from it sometimes!

[@ikira6070]

But she might be busy at that moment or was doing anything else with her phone, I dont think she was rude, the word is too negative for the one who helped the boy

[@sigma--boss7098]

@@ikira6070 she's SO busy that she can't look away from her phone for literally 5 seconds to respectfully acknowledge someone? No, there's no excuse here. She was rude.

[@ikira6070]

@@sigma--boss7098 But I dont think she has obligation (?) to answer the boy, they are totally stranger to each other, if she didnt help the boy will u think that's kind of behavior is also rude? For me i think it's her right to decide whether offer her help , and she did help the boy although she had some othet stuffs to deal with, she's nice so It's sad for me to see there's comment judged her behavior and said it was rude. And i totally agree with u that people need to look away from their phone, but i think it depends on what situation as the girl was the one who was being disturbed. Sorry the comment is tooo long as i cant clearly express my opinion in English In short, I think it's better for the girl to do so but not a must, and we should be kind to the girl who is willing to help others :)

[@sigma--boss7098]

@@ikira6070 It's called basic human decency? Sorry, i just HAVE to be reading this wrong right now. Do you seriously think she's on the right for not taking 5 seconds off her time to look at someone when talking to them? Not even for a moment? She just kept looking at her phone as if he wasn't worth acknowledging. That's rude, no matter how you look at it. And no, she doesn't have an "obligation" to help, if she didn't know the answer she could just say "sorry, i don't know where that is" and they both move on. But if she knows how to help, if she has the answer to his question, what's stopping her from taking her eyes off her phone for just a few seconds and help out? That's called being a decent human being. You could even use the excuse that she's shy, but even so, I'm also a very shy person, but even i know that staring at my phone while talking to someone is a very rude thing to do. Even if you can't make eye contact, you should either look at their forehead, or their hands or even their feet, anywhere, but you look at THEM to show that you're listening to what they're saying and paying attention. You don't look at your phone, it makes you seem like you don't care that they're even there. Respect generates respect, man. It's not a matter of obligation, it's a matter of being a decent person. I'm taught that from a young age. It's never too late for you to learn that, too.

[@ikira6070]

@@sigma--boss7098 I respect you have really good sense of decency and I also hope I can be the one with really good manner as I want people know My respect to them . I am not intent to deny all the things your said, I just don’t wanna be too strict to the girl, because she did something nice (helped the boy) which is need to be encouraged (I think that's the purpose the KZbin channel was created for) , we are the people who watching the video online and we don’t really know what really happened at that moment what was the girl doing. So I will not easily to criticize her manner and attitude. Of course if she could look away from her phone and show her respect to the boy it will be realllly nice. that's only my own opinion, It is not mature enough and I cant logically express my opinion, so I will leave this for people to discuss. I have to say it's meaningful discussion I learnt a lot from your comment and I will make a self-reflection. Realllly thank you for your reply! Hope you have a good day!

[@AliceNine]

As a Korean, this looks so ordinary that I can't relate to the strangers. 🤣

[@Ichigo-dh9rd]

But u don't bow that low to thank someone for directions in Korea lol

[@shoogvs]

@@Ichigo-dh9rd bro, you bow even when you’re saying hello in korea 😂

[@flawtee4150]

@@Ichigo-dh9rd it is normal to a Korean to bow like that they can bow any degree they want to do , especially for saying hello, thank you and for elders.

[@grapefruitsyrup8185]

Koreans dont bow so low, this is very unusual. Ur just seeking attention

[@shoogvs]

@@grapefruitsyrup8185 nah, depends on the family, my parents made me go 90 degrees

[@Feather-wu8lh]

1:25 is the cutest part of this video🥺😁😁that editing is amazing 😂😁😁🥺🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@aison2735]

Usually Chinese people express their gratitude to others for their nods, bowed less than 20 degrees etc. 90 degrees bowing is a very formal etiquette, It is commonly used for elders, teachers, immortals or to honor the dead ，Or use it when apologizing for serious mistakes.

[@عبير-ي1ش]

我從伊拉克跟著你🇮🇶我非常愛你

[@saintchinaamuis5554]

I just wanted to say your videos are awesome and the place you are in have amazing people in it 😊😊😊

[@TreeMan]

My channel can bring warmth and laughter to everyone, and I am also very happy.💖💖

[@bangtan_moonchild]

I don't live in an East Asian country but I have managed to pick up a habit of randomly bowing to people whenever I greet them or say thanks. I think I've been watching Koreans too much...

[@chellessiee]

Editing is on another level....🤣🤣

[@325fate]

It's 1:40 am in Argentina and here I am watching this video, I never miss one no matter what time it is, thank you 💖

[@cuteberry411]

I appreciate the reveal at the end. I enjoy seeing people's reaction and asking if it's okay that they're in the video 👍

[@seiya.lifestyle]

Being polite is always good😌

[@tingting5507]

如今鞠躬在中国基本上出现在正式的场合或者表示巨大的感谢或者表示哀悼才会鞠躬

[@blue-blooded6655]

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful VLOG 😍♥️🔥🌹💐👍

[@孤岛深沉]

1:37 好 谢谢 谢谢，哦 没事 没事 没事 好 谢谢 谢谢，哦 没事 没事 没事 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@channie7679]

Bowing is very common in present-day Korean and Japanese cultures. But I've rarely seen anyone bow in present-day Chinese culture. This was funny 😂😂😂

[@apriliahasanah4914]

Isn't bending curvature originally from China? Japan and Korea absorb the culture because many Chinese traders come there.

[@ajoohcmoohc]

@@apriliahasanah4914 yes, that's true, but why is that relevant?

[@lalina1304]

True, even wearing shoes in the house I see Chinese people do it in movies sometimes but the Korean and Japanese don't. Quite interesting.

[@xia8696]

@@lalina1304 nah bro Chinese people wearing shoes inside the house is a big nono

[@lalina1304]

@@xia8696 I completely understand where you're coming from and I thought that too. But I've recently started watching Chinese dramas and a lot of the time they wear shoes in the house. Check out "Love designer" and "Reborn" full episode here on KZbin. Then there is "Here to Heart" on Netflix. And I'm not talking about in the office or shopping centres. I don't know maybe it's not how it is in real life but certainly in the dramas.

[@purplishnavy192]

I think bow to different level shows different level of respect, thats why they surprised he bowed so low. Cmiiw

[@سَمرة]

Beautiful,... I live in Korea and we bow to the old and the young at peace and thanks 🗿🤍💗I wish to go to China

[@Wolberg143]

In my country you can slightly bow your head to show gratitude and appreciation for getting help, but never your full body. If someone bowed fully like that, the other person would think they are being made fun of :D

[@Amadeus_A]

This channel is very good for learning Chinese. 我可以听中国人平时说话的样子。我有汉字。如果我不明白，我也有英语。 我的爸爸妈妈是中国人但是我出生在美国所以我的中文很差。

[@daisychong3488]

你的中文很好啊！只要多多練習就ok

[@solmichaelis2608]

would be fun if we get a foreigner version of this🤣🤣🤣

[@AriOkayOkay1213]

This video is like a nice way of saying, "We don't bow like that anymore, unless its super serious, etc." Lmao

[@saraalkaissi]

who is agree with me? The Chinese people are among the kindest people in the world, especially the youth of this generation 😍🇨🇳🇮🇶❤️

[@志瑜杨]

There’s kind people and not so kind people no matter where you go. Fortunately, there are usually more kind people than not.

[@karinnaa8808]

Filipino people are more kinder than Chinese for my opinion im japanese by the way 🇯🇵❤️🇨🇳❤️🇵🇭

[@saraalkaissi]

@@志瑜杨 Of course there are good people in all parts of the world, but this clip appears in the Chinese, so I mentioned them in particular ☺️ With love for your opinion❤️

[@saraalkaissi]

@@karinnaa8808 Of course there are good people in all parts of the world, but this clip appears in the Chinese, so I mentioned them in particular ☺️ With love for your opinion❤️

[@TrickyTechTalk]

@@karinnaa8808 no doubt you will say that

[@MyKoreanNotebook]

In here, we only bow when passing between two people as a way of excuse.

[@ROFICIAL1996]

Halo kakak saya dari Indonesia,saya sangat bahagia melihat dunia ini masih ada orang yang berhati baik seperti kakak😊🙏

[@maygong2399]

好棒👍

[@deadfish7327]

its amazing how asian respect you back when you really pay respect back .... ...i know now why my asian girl loves me so much ...even infront of her parents ...lol

[@obsidianstatue]

In actual fact, bowing, meaning simply hunching your back was NEVER a thing for China, not even during ancient times Because in China we would have a hand gesture called Zuo Yi that you must do WHILE you're bowing For men, the Zuo Yi gesture is your arms stretched strait with 2 open palms facing towards you and the back of the hand towards the other person And with your LEFT hand in front of your RIGHT, because the right hand is the one you use to hold a weapon, and means you mean no harm For Women, it's similar to European courtesy, where you place your hands to the right of your right hip and bend your knee a little as you greet. In Chinese martial arts, most people know the fist salute where the right hand forms a fist and left hand with opened palm on top of the right.

[@marinhernandezmariafernand8206]

Llego más temprano a estos videos que a la escuela jaja escribo desde México 🇲🇽 y me encanta el canal 💕

[@TreeMan]

You are an old fan. Thank you for your support.🥰

[@fendylorenzo47]

do you know El Chapo ?

[@tengofrioo]

@@fendylorenzo47 puras pendejadas

[@ChuanBG]

@@fendylorenzo47 xdxd

[@l0veyuky728]

@@fendylorenzo47 señor el chapo desde hace años está preso en EUA. Deje esos estereotipos. Saludos desde México.

[@neili9602]

1:58 the white shirt girl’s SO DAMN CUTE

[@AkariHinata1]

Happy 75th independence day to all my Indians ❤️ ❤️🇮🇳 Love your videos treeman Much love from Northeast India Mizoram ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Zero-wb8jl]

احب مشاهدة هذه القناة انا استمتع واتعلم كل يوم شيئا جديدا يخص الثقافة الصينية من خلال مشاهدة مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بكم شكرا لكم على الترجمة العربية♥♥♥👍. thanks for the arabic translation ♥♥👍

[@Ivone58]

The editing is so good omg 😭

[@Kelvostrass]

As a native brit, if someone bowed to me I'd feel honoured - instant respect, no awkwardness at all, I'd be in awe actually. :)

[@elainelindsey1306]

I have indians parents. I was taught it's important to bow to our parents, teachers and elders has a sign of respect. The nama in namaste actually means bow so we put our hands together and slightly bow our heads when greeting

[@KG-tn5kk]

These videos are fun to watch...👏👏

[@isuruthiwanka2595]

These editings make this more laughter 🤣

[@lovelove-xz5qu]

When I'm outside Japan, I actually do that when a car driver lets me cross the road and also when saying goodbye ^_^

[@mellym3ow]

Yeah it's more of a thing in Japan, not so much in China. It's like a very serious/formal gesture to the Chinese. Some of us Chinese strangely enough, worry people think we're old school. Think a thumbs up is more common than a bow haha

[@sakurakou2009]

I once did that after watching lot of kdramas and i did it unconscious , I had to pretend something fell and I went to get it , was so awkward 😂

[@tatianan.6023]

@@sakurakou2009 ха-ха-ха, я понимаю вас! Я тоже после дорам иногда непроизвольно делаю поклоны, хотя и не такие глубокие.

[@enochchow4099]

Reminds me of that video I saw of a man kneeling to thank a driver before getting dragged away by his girlfriend

[@ajoohcmoohc]

Well they are different countries

[@Stfny]

晨阳好委屈自己🥹

[@fatememehnipour3465]

It was fun 😂😂😍 I think this prank doesn't work in Japan because they bow a lot, even for thanking the smallest things, of course all cultures are absolutely respectable , but I love Chinese culture the most. ❤

[@LeauPapier]

and Korea too 😂

[@SweetRoseet]

And in Korea too 😂

[@kulbirsingh2123]

Big fan from INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@uranne]

The guys in the end look so cute and friendly!

[@MohdAzim-fj2cw]

I always bow and thank u when someone buy from my shop and sometimes people also bows to me... learn from my mom...😊

[@fh_jar]

As always love from indonesia treeman 😘

[@devolutionone]

I thought it was a common thing, mostly in China, I guess there is different level to that, you learn new things everyday!

[@manda_bear97]

Me too

[@sakurakou2009]

I recently relies that bowing culture in east asia are so diverse , like in korea and japan their is different level of bowing when greeting people of different ranks and different ages , in china they dont seem to bow as much when greeting compare to koreans or japanese , I dont think I recall thais bowing when greeting , I think they put their hands togather as form of greeting like this 🙏 and little head tilled into their hands , but they dont bow their body , dont know much about other south asian countries but I think it very diverse cultures.

[@Flowers-Bear]

And bowing with 🙏🏻 gesture in China it's more likely to see in funeral or temple, they do that for remembrance of the deceased or worship ancestors.

[@sakurakou2009]

@@Flowers-Bear the 🙏 and bow is same in thailand and india for hindus .

[@invalidname.pleasetryagain122]

Same, I’m Chinese American and I thought that was a thing. I do it unconsciously and my parents noticed and were like wtf are you doing. And I had to have a conversation with them about how they don’t do that. I don’t know where I learned it from

[@dasdivyalakshmi]

Those 4 boys with black outfits are hell handsome ❤️❤️

[@EengKiaheng]

Like always the editor has done a great job!

[@_melstay]

The last shot is such a nice picture of the four friends lol seems straight out of a teen movie!

[@syarifatunnaffa2182]

Wow, good videos😱, Nice🥰. Hi, I'm from Indonesian🇮🇩.

[@TreeMan]

🥰🥰

[@tooma8364]

@@TreeMan 赔偿

[@Ivone58]

Pls part 2 i love it pls

[@violet7950]

I live in china now, i’d like to join the pranks. You guys are so cute! 😂

[@221b_Bakerstreet]

I do bow while thanking people, I won't go all the way down but a lil bow and I'm not even East Asian . I thought everyone would do that.

[@AdelaTomankova]

Most people just nod or something to be like thx

[@tmtmtm520]

What country are you from

[@Okk681]

If it’s not apart of your culture, it’s usually not done cause it won’t be socially expected lol

[@mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524]

Where i live if somebody , with non asian features, just nods the way asians do it it ll be awkward as hell ^^"

[@Cutiepotato98]

At 2:42, lol those boys are all attractive HAHAHHAAHAHA

[@JungKookOfficiaI]

lmao the edits are always the best

[@geo_oll1909]

Acho muito interessante a forma como eles reagem assim pelo agradecimento , aqui no Brasil no caso n tem isso dessa forma de agradecimento/comprimento 🗣️

[@pushedd8238]

no

[@lixsz17]

só um apertin de mão e é isso kkkkkkk

[@poojam6101]

Hey really good content l really like this video.l am from India today our 75th independence day 🇮🇳

[@basketman2517]

Happy Independence Day to India 🥳🇮🇳

[@poojam6101]

@@basketman2517 🥰

[@nash5978]

Yes today is important day for us. Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳💛

[@poojam6101]

@@S.H.A.H.D. yes

[@poojam6101]

@@nash5978 happy independence day 🇮🇳🥰

[@lucydurgo7928]

Que buen video 😁 Y que guapos los últimos chicos.

[@naturalmess3660]

00:53 scoups Lost Brother

[@-verias-1439]

どのようなかわいいです!🙇🤗✨

[@vvaaa66]

Este video me hizo recordar las críticas que le hicieron a Yiren de Everglow por no hacer la reverencia...

[@Thanatos_me]

The editor needs a huggeeee raise for the edits

[@mukmin01]

This chinese guy... What a legend lol

[@roninbelle804]

love your experiments

[@BRYANLEECABATAY]

I dont know if this would sound derogatory to other culture and to my fellow filipinos but I wish we have this bowing to show respect and gratefulness culture in philippines... It's just so pure and shows someone's sincerenest, and because nowadays people are although grateful or is respectful we can't really show it because we don't have a way of showing it, you can't always "mano" the elderly unless you want to offend him/her, and of course you can never kiss the hand of a person your age unless you want to look like some weird sht🤔🤭

[@s___akura]

there are different asian cultures, some would be bowing and some would do mano which is similar to the salim gesture and each gesture may have deep meanings behind it and every gesture of respect or asking for forgiveness etc from different cultures are nice but ig i would agree that it would be nice too to have that bowing gesture here in philippines too :') but i also like the mano po because it looks unique

[@BRYANLEECABATAY]

@@s___akura yeah exactly my thought, i like mano po as much but having options to give respect to people same age as ours or even to younger ones is not a bad idea.

[@L.-I.]

I usually just nod or bow my head to show thanks which is casual. This kind of bow in the prank is a more respectful bow shown to superiors or anyone higher up in the hierarchy like your parents etc. But it also depends on the occasion.

[@Lin-xj1mm]

Ooh, I understand what you mean. Bowing also used to be a thing in China in the 20th century.. However, we don't do that anymore because it's really formal and since Chinese are easygoing people it's rare to see bows. It's not because we don't have manners, it's just in Chinese, terms we call each other are the terms that are also called in family so basically meaning we are one big family and we don't have to be too formal with one another. I wouldn't really want bowing back mainly because in terms of thanks we really don't have to be so formal with it unless it's something really big.

[@mountainous_port]

Despite our close proximity with the Sino Confucian nations of East Asia, sadly we didn't have enough time to mingle and exchange cultures with them, the Spaniards came too soon.

[@vipxkj8198]

這種姿態的鞠躬，大多中國人反應 ，1：對方莫非是日本人？ 2：這是與遺體告別？ 3：他到底做錯了什麽事，要這樣誠懇“道歉”？4：我到底多大了？老了嗎？ 5：我和他必定有一個不正常的！

[@木炭不堵]

乱解释一通

[@smashbro713]

Sometimes the simplest jokes are the most funny.

[@JinnyGojo]

I just have to say it.. I watched it with my mom and she was like "hey this guy looks like the guy from Seventeen (Kpop group, for those who don't know them)" and yea, the guy with the 2 girls at 00:46 indeed looks like SCoups lol

[@sandhyadhanasekar5521]

Yesssss💯 and i thought that am i the only one thinking that he looks like scoups😅😂

[@JinnyGojo]

@@sandhyadhanasekar5521 Omg someone else saw it! I am glad we weren't the only ones hahah

[@mazayaluthfiamira4653]

i must be tripping but the guy at 0:51 looks like s.coups

[@Irfandi145]

Salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@tooma8364]

心 💖💖💖💖

[@jazbaecricket11]

Love from pakistan🇵🇰💜💜💜

[@hehe3458]

00:56 Our leader scoups, is that you? (ㄒoㄒ)

[@KPOPL3]

Yea, a bit look alike

[@sandhyadhanasekar5521]

Yeahhh😭💕💯

[@amayeogava9810]

The montage is very funny. I laughed thank you

[@princekumarmaurya7643]

Love from India guys 😊😊😊🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❣️❣️❣️

[@cocooavu2907]

I feel like because i keep watching korean stuff. Korean variety shows, korean dramas or movies. I bow a little so slightly when thanking someone lmfao sometimes i don't even notice it hahaha

[@rope8]

Hi very nice 🥺✨. ‏ I love you 💛.

[@wynterkyle4824]

I bow everytime I thank people man 😭 China is sure interesting

[@TonySiew]

Your edits are Oscar worthy !! LOL

[@Barbie-ec1rl]

اعشق هالقناه ادمنتها 😂😍🔪

[@jurnalmasben8206]

Funny but deep meaning👍

[@nadafa8977]

الشخص في الدقيقه 2:21 شخص عاطفي 🥲

[@MdIrfan-ps7wf]

It's only happen in Korea and Japan

[@nash5978]

1st after long. 😁have nice day everyone

[@MrBombastic_007]

have a nice day too mate..spreading love from malaysia💕

[@nash5978]

@@MrBombastic_007 ☺

[@ronnyb916]

The edits are 🔥

[@aminanaveed1417]

The editor of the video did a great job😂

[@Cutiepotato98]

Oooh I’m glad they’re back at including the bts scenes 😂

[@مومو-ق6ي]

I love you and follow you always and I am Arabic and thank you for the Arabic translation

[@Galaxy_eyup56781]

Süpersiniz her zaman severek takip ediyorum sizleri 🤗🤗🤗🇹🇷

[@tsumi5854]

Why do some people feel insecure about bowing? Like it’s an extremely nice gesture and I also picked up this habit by watching Japanese and Chinese shows. It fills my heart to see people bowing as a form of expressing gratitude.

[@jshisvivsihsksbibsiveuev]

1:21 How they wetmre edited like k-drama scenes💀