US Marine Reacts - British Students Join Korean Navy: Boot Camp Day 2 (Part 1) - Korean Englishman

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[@majbrat]

Their awesome translator who was the one really getting yelled at screaming, "dont smile, dont smile, Please DONT smile!" was so heartfelt. Begging them not to prolong all their suffering.

[@fyrefli4109]

Also, when they sang "Anchor" you could see the emotion he was putting into it. It was like he was singing twice as loud, with twice the heart, because he knew none of them would be able to sing along with him (due to the language barrier).

[@majbrat]

@@fyrefli4109 legend

[@AshleyJayneArt]

Who else is here immediately and early from part one? The algorithm is algorithiming! 😂

[@spartanbeast3575]

Me, I just found his part one today, and after watching the most recent Korean Englishmen video of the bootcamp, it's nice getting a refresher along with some extra insight.

[@JohnYoo39]

The algorithm knows that we must be fed more of this quality content 🤖

[@QuangNguyen00]

Me

[@Lindalenguyen]

ME!!!

[@AsianHazza09]

the ai overlords just know

[@tomkvideo]

Shout out to that one soldier who had to do the exercise with the British soldiers, *AND* translate to them to shut the hell up, lol.

[@user-jp5il9iy5s]

You should watch a series from this same creator where they took their two good friends Chris and Charles who are twin brothers (one is a priest and the other is an army major) to the Korean army base. It’s so insightful and more lighthearted than this but it’s excellent viewing I think you and your subscribers would enjoy watching!

[@jonrhagen4469]

Best KZbin show ever! Chris and Charles are pretty competitive twins. Not to forget Jolly! Also, great fun. They have had some serious quality increases since they started.

[@user-ug7hm8hl5i]

Yeah😉

[@annasophieb.734]

Absolutely agree, I watched that series multiple times because the twins are so fun.

[@LadyBeyondTheWall]

Agree! Absolutely love every video with the twins or with them separately. Chris (I think? the priest) eating super hot chicken feet for the first time with Josh was an absolutely hilarious one!

[@ideagirl]

I haven't watched that yet. Can't wait. There are other people they filmed in a series too.

[@UandMeDasame]

I am a 21 year old Korean uni student scheduled to join the army next year. Wish me luck guys

[@vanitystreak]

You can do it!!! 화이팅!!!!

[@katzablot599]

Good luck! You’ve got this.

[@user-oo9qm3ox3h]

미친 패니니스트 ROTC 중대장 안 만나길... 홧팅!

[@msp9810]

Best wishes. Build your body endurance up & get good vitamins and immune support before going.

[@ideagirl]

Wishing you the best. Please learn how to march before you go. They should have taught that basic skill to the guys. And Yes. Yes. Workout and be in shape before you go. You won't have to suffer as much. Good Luck.

[@jangbee8705]

10:45 I exactly saw this in my training days. I served as ROK Marine. One of my bro was about to fail the night mountain marching (with all gears on. freaking heavy). And the DI came from nowhere. DI grabed my fellow trainee and did the exact same thing to him. "You are being a marine by suffering. Marines are not born, we are made. You will get through this and you will be a Marine. I want you to be a proud marine. Walk!". And my fellow trainee did not gave up. I can not forget it. That DI was a true mentor, true teacher.

[@AndreaLovesApples]

This comment got to me. Going to use those words and switch out “marine” for other roles more identifiable for me for motivation!

[@a-og3ku]

their translator guy is the real deal, he did all that on top of translating and holding the log with people who are (presumably?) not as strong as the usual recruits he would do that exercise with who have a couple of months of training under their belt. mad respect for that dude!

[@Damage_Inc]

I like that you're very respectful about your commentary and not looking to compare experiences, just provide context and call out what viewers might not see without military experience. Very enjoyable to watch.

[@CrackpotDesert]

Nati seems like a focus machine

[@ideagirl]

In this very first scene is Josh, the producer of this series and of their channel Korean Englishmen. His partner and best friend and co producer and director is in the red coat. His name is Ollie. In the background is the headmaster of the boy's school, who is participating too. But he and Josh and Ollie didn't have to sleep in the barracks with the boys. But Josh and the headmaster did join them in the training. I wrote a long comment just yesterday on Part 1. Briefly. I was so confused because I was a subscriber to Josh and Ollie's channel Jolly. Where they travel the world and taste and sample food and review it. I'm a big fan of that show. Look it up. It's highly entertaining. Anyway, I didn't understand why Josh was on this show with high school boys. I did my research this weekend and went back to the very beginning where Josh met Ollie on the first day of university. Became fast friends. Started this channel. Without going into detail.. you can do the research. Josh is the one with the Korean background. He loves the culture and food. And he was old friends with the school master. So Josh and Ollie pitched a plan to introduce these boys to Korean food. That was 2 years ago. The series was a big hit in the UK. Lots of boys took part in the interviews and food sampling. Go find that series. It's delightful. So it was so successful that Josh and Ollie picked 7 students to actually travel to Korea for 2 weeks to expose them to the culture and food. It was a graduation present for 7 boys. That series was a big big hit. Then they devised this big surprise for 6 of them to return to Korea to film them in military training. The boys would have returned to Korea to do anything just to eat the delicious Korean food again. Part 1 is not the first day of this series. It's just Part 1 Day 1 of their training. The start is when they are chosen to come back and have fun days in Korea before the training starts. If you have time, it's so fun to go back to day 1 when the first boys tasted Korean food for the first time in London. And there's a whole continuing story after this. Including Josh and Ollie and their wives being invited to the dinner at Buckingham Palace where the King hosts the President of Korea. Josh and Ollie are very famous in the UK! Enjoy day 2.

[@kimte3183]

Oh I thought Josh and Ollie were real sibling.

[@samiahonein7050]

Also, Josh studied in Korea so is fluent in the language, and his wife is a famous Korean Top Chef contestant

[@MedEvil1c]

thank you Jollybean for distilling their relationships to this channel

[@user-zp2uq7nf7m]

조쉬랑 올리 2~30대 한국사람은 모두 알아

[@anonomas6126]

Josh and Ollie met in university. Headmaster Smith was a childhood friend of Josh’s.

[@LeticiaGomes-dn8mt]

The "this is bigger than you" mindset is so important... so so important. Love that.

[@annasophieb.734]

I’ve been watching Korean Englishman for years now and only discovered your channel last night from the first reaction video. So happy to see you continue with the series. Your insights and commentary are great, nice to learn a little more about military culture, makes these videos more fun.

[@katzablot599]

I’ve watched the original several times because it’s fascinating. Now watching it with your commentary gives me an extra level of insight into what’s happening. Thank you for posting this.

[@kdpc06]

I also think it’s interesting how their ages come into effect in coping. Like the boys are like 20 but Josh and their principal are in their 30’s, I just wonder how that helps them?

[@msp9810]

It may help them, but the training may be physically harder for them being older.

[@Teiphel_]

Just watched part 1 what a timing! Enjoy the ride as we do

[@MyInitialsSpellLAMP]

Bro this is something I never thought I would see this is crazy my jaw literally dropped when I saw this video. I’ve been watching there channel since 2020 and I’ve been watching the high school series since the beginning and I’m so proud of them for doing this series

[@Fenrir214]

In Korea, Drill Sergeants (black caps in the army, navy seems to have red caps with writing as Drill Sergeants) are similar to what you said in that they are usually sergeants with 15+ years or experience and they have to undergo a couple of weeks for additional drill sergeant training. Drill Instructors (red caps in the army), on the other hand, are enlisted soldiers. D.S.s screen the trainees during the time of their training and select the ones who are the fittest and with leadership skills. The trainees will then get an offer of becoming a drill instructor rather than going to another unit; if they say yes, they will learn the ropes as time progresses from their superiors. Putting the log over the head is also because the IBS(Inflatable boats) are about 200Kg and sometimes u have to carry the boats on ur head when going long distances. Or, at least, that was the reason I heard from a marine friend lol

[@user-nh5hf2qm1y]

There r only sergeant instructors in ROK Navy. That's ROK Army

[@Fenrir214]

@@user-nh5hf2qm1y Yeah looked it up navy and marines only have sergeants as instructors. AF and army has both sergeants and enlist

[@AngelaSealana]

Thanks for the information. Now that I've seen Roscoe's reaction and heard Spuddy input, I appreciate much more what Seokjin and Hoseok have been doing as Assistant D.I.'s.

[@gakidomo9561]

As a Korean who did boating's back in Korea and out in Australia, yes; we do have to carry the inflatable boats and injured civilians or comrades during the simulation training, if these British men stayed at ROK NAVY, they will break and want to give up.

[@msp9810]

​@@gakidomo9561all trainees get to that point but then you push thru and that's how you become a solider.

[@Maurynna13]

If you are enjoying this series from Korean Englishman you should check out the Commando training they did with Rev. Chris and his twin Major Charles. It was pretty intense as well.

[@Maggiebird72]

Boot camp/basic training is really tough and a lot of. outsiders looking in might think they go to far, but if you keep in mind that they are training young boys to stay alive if and when they are sent into battle it starts to make sense.. Something as simple as obeying a command immediately can save you from stepping on an IED or walking into a trap that someone else has seen.. Everything they do in basic is a skill that might save you or your buddies life in a war zone.. And yes these guys will be close friends for life..

[@user-zu3rx2pk4h]

I was class 501 in Korean navy. In my memory, that week(for regular trainees) might be "hell week" with reduced meal and hard training for certain days.

[@youneyque]

That was one of the most terrible part when I was a trainee. Well I am so proud of all the trainees finished the log drill👍🏼

[@pan9497]

their translator had to endure the struggle AND translate at the same time🫡 you know there are times when its hard to think straight when you are in distress but he managed to instruct them and translate everything🤯 double trouble yet He did it so well, big respect🫡

[@TCJA1970]

I've been a subscriber of KE for years and it's been really nice to see their growth. Their series are very good. If you want to laugh uncontrollably, their Jolly channel has some videos of Olly and his nemesis, his kryptonite, the Korean language.

[@vanessavirtue5037]

Mandatory service is not a bad thing. It teaches a lot of things. Community, teamwork, inner strength and service.

[@user-hx3oe1ro3z]

지나고 나면 깨닫죠 하지만 하기전엔 그저 하기싫은것일 뿐

[@janews1246]

My husband did his mandatory 19 months for Norway when he was 18 yo. He says it was a positive experience, and taught him discipline. Norwegian men are expected to serve until 44yo through reserves/home guard.

[@Simone-uu8ne]

It really depends on how it's structured. In some countries or cultures, it makes sense, whilst it can really damage so many people in other places.

[@katrienvh4289]

The reason Bobby was not allowed to do this is because he has a broken finger. (he broke it before he came to the bootcamp)

[@odycey]

I used to be in a flag-raising troop for 3 years and this brought back some memories of absolute suffering. We always train in the middle of the day and we had this training to perfect our hand form for salutes by laying our hands up to our arms flat on top of hot pavements (the paving blocks had been burning in the summer sun for hours so it was hot HOT), we got calluses and slight burn on our hands just from the first time doing it. 7 years later now my hand still hold that perfect form whenever I straighten it 😂 Respect for everyone who has experience in any sort of military training. Definitely worth it, I feel like we don't get to experience that kind of team solidarity anywhere else

[@renee-inapuamakanahuffine2848]

Long time Korean Englishman and Jolly (Josh and Ollie) fan. Just finding you now because of these. I've watched these guys grow up through high school and their first year of uni through Josh and Ollie. Throughout the process, they were introduced to Korean food, language, and culture, which culminated in a graduation trip to Korea, which was a hoot. Max and Armand also got an extra trip to experience some uni life this past year. Now, they did this series and reunited the boys, who haven't all seen each other for a year, to get a taste and appreciation for what all Korean young men experience as a requirement. You're getting the truncated version. The entire series is amazing. I applaud everyone who participated, and impressed with you, as a veteran, for your encouraging (and not discouraging) comments. Yes, Nati has big, big hair. Ha ha! But they did take it down quite a bit. ;)

[@user-fx7co1fn4y]

저 임플루언서들은 3일이지만 우리는 훈련소가 6주야..... class of 556

[@uuuuuiiioo]

Wow, algorithms led me here and I am glad it did! The Korean Englishman navy series is ten times more fun to watch with your insights!

[@user-sq4vd1jl7o]

Since you've been in the military before, it's fun to show reactions that you agree with 😀

[@ideagirl]

I just found this video just now. Six years ago Josh and Ollie made a video called "Let's Talk". It's on KZbin under their Korean Englishman channel. They sit down to talk and go back and share how they started. What made them go viral. Roscoe. You'll love this. They asked people in Korea to send them Korean snacks. And WOW did they get a room full of packages. So then they went around sharing this food with their family and friends and filming it. It's fun to watch if you want to know how they started. It reminded me of Roscoe when he didn't know how to do anything. But this is really the beginning...not filmed or shared. Josh moved to China with his family when he was 12. At his private school all the students weren't Chinese. They were Korean. They taught him the language and the culture and the appreciation of their delicious food and how to cook it. When he moved back to London he realized no one there knew anything about the Korean culture which he loved and adored. So he wanted to share with everyone. Kind of like BTS went out on the streets asking strangers to come to their concert. Josh went out on the street and asked people if they had ever eaten kimchi. Ollie was Behind the camera. Josh eventually taught Ollie how to speak and read Korean and love the Korean culture as much as he did. There are some details I'm still learning. But Josh married a Korean woman. And she is a great cook. Somehow Josh got a connection to BTS and hosted one of their events. Then BTS went back to their house where his wife cooked for them. She remembers JK coming back into the kitchen to ask if she could cook some more food for him. Some food that got gobbled up so fast. Anyway, she is a great cook with a published cookbook. She has her own channel. So more videos to watch if you want to explore. One video I watched they rated the top 10 meals they ever ate on their travels. Being born in Oklahoma and living in Texas too and being raised on this food I was proud when #2 on their list was eating homemade biscuits and homemade sausage cream gravy for breakfast for the first time. They were mesmerized at how delicious it was. And if you eat the real homemade stuff it's divine. You probably don't know....at least they did when I went to college in Texas ...McDonalds serves a pretty good biscuits and gravy. Good enough for college students to eat for breakfast every day! Thanks Roscoe for Day 2 of training commentary.

[@bereasonable8018]

Wow thank you for this. I’ve been following KE and Jolly for a few years on the recommendation of my daughter. Their series made me Korea-obsessed. I’m hoping to go there next year. I didn’t know they had a connection to BTS. I’m going to look for this series.

[@bereasonable8018]

I tried to search for info about Josh and Gabie with BTS and all I could find was the video with Josh and Ollie and NCT127 and several other K-POP band members.

[@lonewanderer08]

Perfect timing! I just finished watching ep1.

[@rebeckaroy6790]

Wait until you see how they speak with the DI once they have finished their time on that base. It's really touching

[@bbokkumbabmaster8208]

반응영상 재미있게 시청했습니다. 항상 건강하세요

[@moonvivi452]

전편 리액션에서 말씀해주셨지만 확실히 군대경험이 있으신분이라 공감 리액션이 다르시네요 원래 예능은 해외 리액션을 안보는데 이분꺼는 꼭 챙겨보게 됩니다

[@ky1242]

You know, I have so much respect for soldiers and the military. Thank you for all you guys do. You have taught me a lot about respect, reinforcement, grit and all the in betweens. Wouldn’t have a world without you guys.

[@denissewoo]

It’s all about the mental strength for real. They broke you and build you up again.

[@CookE2288]

I’m really enjoying getting to hear your feedback from an American military perspective. Thank you for your service.

[@HwangMinjee-yy8bc]

I'm enjoy listening to your comments and experiences about military. It makes the whole video more interesting to watch together. Can't wait for the next episode

[@tzubakiKim]

Thanks for your narration. It helps me learning english well cause your pronunciation sounds exactly

[@ThisRoscoe]

Glad to hear that!

[@Mary-sh2bp]

You know, I know two DI’s and they are the sweetest people I’ve met. Then, I see videos of DI’s online and my mind is blown at how opposite they are there. 😅

[@sayhoman]

33:51 I'm Korean, and I went to ROK military. The problem about "loophole" soldier in situation like that is, when they say "Oh, I'm not feeling okay," the drills sergeant might say, "sure, come out here and get checked by the medic." but then, that would mean his squad will have one less man to carry to weight of the log. Likewise, during a long march, a "loophole" soldier might say, I'm hurt, and give up.. but that would mean that someone from his squad would have to carry HIS battle backpack for him.

[@oioioiaiaiai5201]

20:20 "start using his eyelashes" ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@erinkemble5950]

Roscoe proberly had that experinced.... seeing those eyelashes... prob haunts him with how good those lashes are...

[@marie_1027]

Hi Roscoe, I discovered your channel because of your reactions to these Korean Englishman videos and I really have to say that you are a really good teacher. The way you convey your military knowledge is great. It´s entertaining and nice. Love how you make your viewers think first before giving the answer. Like pointing things out and asking if we could notice something etc.. Really enjoyed it. Also like to get a new perspective on the military, I don´t really have a connection to it otherwise.

[@SoloGamingZA]

I love how the DI's after every instruction and basically after every sentence says gamsahabnida which means THANK YOU..... You will do this, Thank You. You will do that, Thank You. You will run 10 miles, THANK YOU. Listen every action and instruction is followed by gamsahabnida.

[@socialexecution]

This is so fascinating, I watched the original series and your perspective is really eye opening in a lot of ways. I think I was recommended your video at the right time and for a reason. Your words about getting through something even though you're in such pain because its not just about you, but everyone else who is also going through that pain made really moved me. I lost my sister recently and needed to hear this.

[@chaeyunitv]

이친구즐 하나 둘 셋 넷은 아주 정확하게 기억하겠구만..

[@JohnYoo39]

ㅋㅋㅋ 악몽에 나올 하나 둘 셋 넷 ㅋㅋ

[@Returns_B]

현충일을 맞이하여 군대동기 들에게 총기상 15분전 녹화해서 보내주니 몹시 좋아하네요 ㅋ_ㅋ

[@bakbak000]

오와열

[@user-wq5bp4vf9g]

@@bakbak000ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ오와열!

[@ellieb2914]

I watched all of these already but am excited for your take on it. I was USN 30 years ago. I find this so interesting. It was clear from the first video that the company they joined was one already in progress. I must say the marching was horrendous and made worse with the Brits placed in front. The inside guys did not get the half step memo to keep the formation in line on turns. This was a good choice for Josh, specifically, in the last couple of months before his baby arrives because he would not be able to do this again for a while!

[@neoberries]

i've been waiting for this!! i love your reaction and listening to your experiences as well. very insightful! i didn't even notice this was an hour long. can't wait for the next episode. thank you!

[@sang688]

아 역시 해병대셨구나 존경을 표합니다 어쩐지 몰입하시는게 남다르시더라구요! 그리고 리액션에 감사드립니다 !

[@a.k.a.b-hope1088]

Hello, Captain! I got my husband, who's into military history to watch your reaction together and he really appreciated and enjoyed your input as well, so he subscribed and joined our couch. You nice, keep going!💜

[@J-to-thA-Lee]

Love rewatching this with you, Capt! Glad that you continued this 😊 I've been watching Korean Englishman since these boys were in highschool. It'll be nice to watch them since they were younger, just trying out Korean foods with Josh and Ollie. Until they visited Korea and learned the culture. Now that they're on break from uni, they get to experience this. How fast that these boys grow up and it's just endearing to watch them all with each other and together again. Thanks for sharing your reactions to this, Roscoe 😊💜

[@user-lj3gc2oj6f]

I've been waiting for this. Thank you.

[@mitzidel]

been waiting for this!

[@KaylanotKeilah]

I love how respectful you are with your comparisons and explanations. You have helped me learn so much.

[@woongrawrs6825]

you are such a great reactor! the way you explained & shared your thoughts was so appropriately done & super interesting! you are really articulate & a really amazing communicator. you also shared alot of the thoughts i was having myself. its really cool hearing all about your experiences as well as someone who went to the military.

[@cosygracegames]

I have been legitimately learning so much from your commentary on this, it is fascinating!! Thank you again Roscoe

[@josuedcmarquez]

Hola Roscoe, never see you before but thanks your perspective, is really filling a lot of stuff from the video because your info. thanks for sharing.

[@ThisRoscoe]

Thanks, Josue!

[@dragonzord6615]

I really appreciate your insight into all of this, it's so cool to learn about

[@yongyongsssss]

Just found your channel after watching the original and very much enjoyed your commentary!!

[@riveryzen]

In basic training, if you have time to chat during chow, you're finished eating.

[@bean.button]

Thank you for this video, it did help with a lot of explanation around stigma

[@ThisRoscoe]

You're very welcome!

[@HanDefence]

I've been waiting for this video Thank you sir

[@arniswarriorprincess]

Thank you! Great insights. Please do the whole series!

[@kwanghwikim8327]

Interestingly, the training method is different for each boot camp in Korea. It is largely divided into Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and sometimes the Navy doesn't see it in the Army.

[@yaowsers77]

i think this whole experience is made harder because they don't know the language. they're always a step behind.

[@nanamanaaa]

the loophole kids you said, now actually there is currently a problem in Korea where a military cadet died due to harsh training. It was reported that the cadet had told DI that he was unable to carry out the training, but DI did not believe him.

[@ferventmoss]

It wasn’t during training.

[@winter7091]

Deaths during training happen in the US and other militarys, too. Thankfully, it's not common

[@nanamanaaa]

@@winter7091 yes it's very true, but this one is the trainee that only did military training because it's mandatory for 20 months. Not because they actually willingly want to join the military. So it's not common, and it shouldn't happened they way it did with him.

[@ferventmoss]

@@nanamanaaa You keep getting the facts wrong; he didn’t die during the training.

[@Seok0429]

@@ferventmoss 훈련 중 훈련병은 근육이 녹아 죽어가고 있었지만 교관이 방치했고, 결국 그날 그 훈련병이 죽은거지

[@foxkalebug]

Just found you through the algorithm but love your commentary, stories, and insight into the military culture while watching these videos. Keep it up!

[@yoojungkim3966]

OMG you should react to STEEL TROOPs. it's a korean military survival show. It's much more intense than this and has actual ex-special forces, SDT, UDT, etc compete each other on hard missions. In the second season the US Navy Seals were part of it!!

[@SSkurai]

Something to note about these hand raising or leg raising exercises and them being absolute tortures because your blood is being drained as you're raising or arms or your legs, there's nothing there to keep it functioning so it becomes extremely painful as you start to lose feeling in them. Then you're forced to do some exercises with either your hands or your legs right after that? It really becomes a huge mental situation that you need to push yourself through. Find it so funny when Max mentions how he trains himself at the gym to prepare himself, but most of the time people don't train like this, he might as well be unprepared.

[@-rottenapples2592]

설명 재밋게 잘 듣고 있습니다. 역시 군대를 갔다오셔서... ㅎㅎ 2002년에 입대했었는데 기억이 많이 납니다.

[@NicoleRecto]

this made me subscribe to your channel, love the genuine reactions!

[@yeojbanana]

i'm glad you liked this series!

[@cqiao12]

Definitely been waiting for your reaction! You gave in depth explanation in the previous one. Looking forward for more! New Subscriber 👋🏻

[@jaslinnn_1176]

i love how he calls people cats 😂

[@AngelaSealana]

It's an old person thing... speaking as a semi-old person.

[@yanalee2932]

Thank you for putting a lot of these things into perspective. I feel like there's a lot I can learn from this series and apply them in my daily life ❤

[@pauld0311]

Great job Devil Dog! Remember when SSGT Cassidy has us empty the entire barracks onto the lawn? Lol

[@ThisRoscoe]

PAUL! What's up, brother!! Great to see you! WTF are you doing here?? LMAO

[@pauld0311]

@@ThisRoscoe Lol

[@pauld0311]

@@ThisRoscoe You're doing incredible my man! 👊

[@ThisRoscoe]

@@pauld0311 Thanks, brother!

[@vexedmum9389]

Wow I just finished the 1st episode you did. and then this happens. good job.. this was intense. happy you are enjoying the series. I love the fact that every Korean boy has to go through this 2yr tranning after highschool. its mandatory. I wish NA could adapt to this.

[@Nilaratna]

I love watching this reaction with this "audience" on your channel because, not only have I already watched and loved all the Korean Englishman episodes from the very start with these Fulham School boys going back 2 or so years now, but most of us are also BTS Army/fans and so we're all thinking of the BTS members who are all enlisted now. It's so great that they've given us a such a hands-on glimpse of what they all have to go through. And I'm appreciating the insights from your personal experience too, Roscoe... as much as I wish this world had no use for soldiers, conflict and war, I admire and respect everyone who's had to go through enlistment, and can only hope that these guys we're seeing onscreen and all their peers, past and present, will never have to put it to use for real.

[@june7533]

알고리즘 덕분에 좋은 리액션 영상 보고갑니다😀 저도 군대를 다녀온 입장으로서 영국훈련병들의 모습들을 보면서 불안했는데 그러한 점들을 설명해주시니 마음이 편안해집니다!!

[@anamariaciuca2773]

Thank you for reacting to another one ❤

[@dumpster_fire_sloth]

I just found your channel today and I am loving it! I can't wait for you to see the rest of the series.

[@ThisRoscoe]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@MrMjpalace99]

Really enjoyed watching your reaction/commentary to the original series I watched before. Thank you

[@rpglover101]

Just a normal Korean Englishman fan passing by. I'm so glad you all are enjoying the channel, it's by far one of my favorites.

[@allier1867]

i've been patiently waiting :D you have the best reactions to these

[@vapt2528]

I love this contents and your review.

[@skyblush]

I've learned a lot about the military from this series, and now I'm learning a lot from you too. Thanks for the reaction videos!

[@TheAntiquatedGam3r]

Ok so I'm invested now I'm here for the whole watch along series because the insights I'm getting from yourself are really insightful and its really fun seeing other people watch and enjoy a series im interested in. I've watched all the current episodes and the people who stood out to me were Harvey, Nati and Jayden. If you have a chance to have a look at the previous series these boys were in (High schoolers in Korea) you might understand just how far they have come and how much they have changed/grown up in a few short years its been really really nice to see them back together again and in a different environment. Starting out just trying Korean food in the school quad with Josh and Olly just after the world opened up after covid in the UK to now it have been a rollercoaster adventure and id prompt anyone who has enjoyed watching the boys in this series to go back and give it a watch from the beginning to see what I'm talking about! I cant wait to see you cover Day 4 id love to catch it live streamed to be part of the conversation with everyone I will keep my eyes peeled and turn on notifications! Epic content - I'm really enjoying it!

[@ThisRoscoe]

Thanks, Amy! I am glad you're enjoying!

[@ceelavee]

Loving the insight from your perspective. 💜

[@torecoll]

Love this!

[@ciarahynes95]

I was waiting for this one! 😎

[@yurievna_the.eldest.sister]

thank you for your insights! already waiting for the gas episode.

[@ivysousa4340]

Loving it!!

[@yaowsers77]

lmao i'm so glad you're into this little series they put together. the glee on your face!

[@alecg5420]

Now that I think about it, the parents of the korean men that were shown can have a glance of how they are doing here. As a parent, I would cry. 🥹

[@pja2306]

Awesome content man! Very insightful as US Marine.

[@ThisRoscoe]

Much appreciated!

[@KootchLB]

Thank you for this, Roscoe, your commentary has made this so engrossing. Late seeing this because Bang Bang Con 🥰 Now on to Part 2!

[@leecarpio1168]

Great series great reax!!! Everyone wins!

[@ideagirl]

Guess which two they picked to come back for a 3rd time to Korea? To participate in a KoreanEnglishman "internship"? It's a great little series too!