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I love your videos! Always so well done. I know great things are in your future!!!

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damn the production quality is over the roof man. Good luck with your startup.

Great video, hope you keep growing, your channel seems like one with millions of subs ngl.

계속되는 도전을 응원합니다.

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Why the intro is so relatable...!

Great, now people in chicago know what I look like !👍

Wow ❤ lovely child hood story

They are autistic

This video needs to reach 1m views

Honestly really great video! This video is really well made, you're fs gonna make it one day bro. Keep grinding 😊

I just don’t get why I like to listen to guy 😂

The sneakers thoo ❤

Oil up if this vid reaches 100 likes ?

I want to learn Korean but l didn't know where to stop watching from Uganda

Just became your 504th subsrciber. Good luck man!!!

needed this. keep up the good stuffs. you are free.

i liked this quiet life that's deserve more views

I'm surprised this video doesn't have more views!!!

That’s the reality of it man 😂

Your such a Good teacher

Wow thumbs up for you

Fantastic Video! this video just makes me wanna learn korean just by making it so simple. Amazing job. Always consonant + vowel for every meaningful word you say, except for "Yes" - Au?

launch as early as possible!

Underrated channel 🙌

gotta keep moving , I myself am on this journey too for many years and it definitely will test your patience, resolve and passion but that's just for the journey, I never partook in such an event because lack of resources but after time passed and talking to other founders, I realised that these networking event are just for show for the most part, you will rarely actually find an investor or create good networks, these events prey upon start ups selling the idea of doing so and charge a lot for it. You have access to the whole world at your fingertips you don't need these events to make your start up a success. All the best brother and looking forward to further updates!

RAHHHHH!!! WTF IS A KILOMETER🦅🦅🦅(all jokes)

good luck. I am working on my tech startup too in North Africa Im 17

Nicely done. Hit me up if you are looking for someone on board. .NET dev here :)

I like how you explained the difference between learning on your own and learning from places like coursera. The thing with getting learning done for you (someone lecturing) is that it can get passive if you just listen to videos because of the way media is consumed passively as well. but if a low level of attention is maintained it is good. I loved your video and instantly subscribed! good luck on your app

I’m currently waiting to hear from an it support role, if I don’t get the job I might just bang out the google course in a week

I'm also 21, I guess I don't mind becoming a millionaire by the time I turn 30. I'm also building a startup, it's called Ho****. I'm not ready to disclose the name

I was also thinking of covering a 6 month course in 7 days 😂 I'll do it on summer vacations

amazing content, Ben! I have learnt a lot and many of my previous doubts in my mind that i could not find answers are all well explained! I have 3 questions: what is the difference between an intern and a worker? if i were less skilled than the intern, would it be bad and not make any sense? Secondly, how much are start-up founders at the very early stage supposed to pay to interns who are probably really skilled? i have a perception that students from top colleges are able to earn a solid 30 usd per hour by tutoring with like SAT and therefore the minimal money that i have to pay them is 30 usd per hour which is a lot. even 15 usd per hour is a lot. Thirdly, how am i able to find these interns? Usually websites that write ‘ML/ AI students and experts from MIT/ Stanford… usually asks A LOT’. Hope that you may answer my doubts. Thank you!

bro I'm korean as well, but like I don't think "food" is a real benefit. Like, what kind of country has a shitty food culture? Food is good everywhere, and usually people from any specific country would think the specific food from that country is good. However, koreans do not give a lot of fuck about authenticity, thus we make tons of fusion food without worrying about how authentic they are because no one really cares about whats going on outside of Korea anyway, what do they care how real the food is? And this is more like an asian country thing than a korea specific thing. Asians in general do not give a fuck about food authenticity to the culture where the food is from, allowing us to come up with the wildest combination, where in America, they mainly care about how authentic any ethnic food is.

underrated channel

when you said that academy for studying korean? You can learn korean Hangul fully there or is that more or less korean culture less the language.

Whattup bro. Great video I want to visit South Korea one day. We also got the same name, Ben Kim😂

Great video!

Shin-ramen or buldak??

If this video blows up, I was here. By the way, would it offend a Korean if I told them I don’t like kimchi?

I want to be here for the ride. I subscribed a couple of weeks ago and I like what you are doing. I am in the process of dropping my MVP for my app. Your stories are inspiring and hope you get the recognition you deserve.

Funny video

such a flex

Have you got an email?

Never break her heart! Cheers, mate!! Have a great future 🤟

I wanna make an similar-ish idea with an app, a website, and a chrome extension. What type of planning did you do before any lines of code where written? I have written out my brainstormed idea of what I want but is there any planning you did that may not have come to mind for me?

Second 0:19 just wtf, I didn't undestand a word... Other than that nice

having money as a goal gets tired real quick bub