I cried when old lady said, "you should get warm..." She remind me of my late grandma. Truly an angel... Notice something that i, myself, doesnt care about...
"You're not wearing an undershirt" "it's so cold" "how can you come out dressed like this?" "you should've atleast worn a coat" "its so cold your hands are frozen" "I have a hot pack, take it. I'm okay, I'm dressed warmly." "don't lose confidence on your interview, I hope you hear good words" these words, are all so kind. I hope more people will become like this
I was in Korea last week and asked a man for directions on the underground, he wasn’t sure so I said “thanks anyway” but he stopped me as I was walking off and he said “follow me” and took me to an underground map and wouldn’t leave until he worked out which route I needed to take. He even missed a train to help me out. Such a friendly country and great people, no way would this happen back home! Love from UK
Casablancas J Positive, I have lived here for 12 years and the level of racism and homophobia is disgusting, even all my Korean friends from the lgbtqi+ community have faced homophobia and transphobia, not to mention if the amount of cafes and clubs and restaurants I see with “no blacks allowed” signs. It’s absolutely vile, I’ve been to countries such as America, Ireland, Sweden, England, Scotland, Wales and Germany and compared to South Korea they are very accepting.
Old people there be like "its harder for you young people" Old folks where im from be like "its easier for you young ones,back in my day it was harder"
Dont give up...i was 38 years still jobless...and now at 43 i have my own business and running good Still fighting...keep smile...i hope you get a better and more better life...☺️
I bet that lady at 1:36 is a Grandmother. $100 says that if he said he was hungry she would have pulled out a seven course meal for two from her pockets. For you youngsters out there, if you tell your Grandmother you are hungry you better be ready to feast, Grandmothers don't joke with hunger.
Scott Moon lmaoo same. I was only mumbling that i was hungry the other day bcs i forgot to eat, and my grandmama heard it. A while later she called me to her house and i saw a full course meal on the table 😭😭 i was still thankful up to this day that someone really looks out for me.
and then there's my grandmother: Me: i'm hungry... Grandma: alright what do you want? Me: idk what we hav? Grandma: this that and well, this? Me: naaah i'll eat my noodles
Not a similiar story, but when i was in South Korea i almost missed my flight because i took the wrong subway line. I asked a guy about it, and turned out he helped me out by leading me the way to go to right destination. On my way, we met a lady and he told the lady about my situation (in Korean), and the lady smiled at me, took my hand and lead me all the way until i arrived at the right destination. It was around 22.00 PM and she didn't speak english at all and i couldn't speak korean, we only spoke through eyes and smiles, even though we barely understood each other languages, she still wanted to help me out! In the end, i was able to catch my flight. I remember when i was about to go, she held my hand and smiled, i almost cried and hugged her. I couldn't believe I'd receive such a big help from a total stranger. I said thank you so many times, and she smiled and waved. I won't forget that lovely lady and that man. Their kindness will forever lingers within me, and inspires me to give the exact act of kindness to everyone even though they are strangers.
@@librenglaro She said she wasn't cold, when handing him the heat pack ("난 안추워“ nan an-chuweo"). Ik it doesn't really matter, just putting it out there anyway. (So you were right. XD)
At least we are polite enough to say that. It really depends too because you might run into some bad folks who might rob you ( goes on both sides) I have helped some people on the street before. I once asked an old man to pull over to close his gas cap because it was opened. Again, it really depends on who you're running into. You can't expect people to be kind to you in this world.
When I was traveling solo in Korea, I was on the train almost standing in an hour an an aunty said hello and let me sit beside her on a newly vacated seat. She also gave me a steam bun and coffee. I was really tired that day and was very grateful of her kindness and generosity. Koreans are warm people. love from the Philippines
Parehas tayo.. last month first time ko gumamit ng train sa korea siguro mga 10 mins na ako nakatayo sa harap ng railway map.. may isang lalake na tumigil sa paglalakad at tumulong sakin hehe.. nayswan talaga!
But there are also a lot of racist Koreans too. Mostly the younger generation. I’ve heard and seen a lot of stories where they treat foreigners rudely, of course foreigners that aren’t tourists. Because they know tourism gives them money, so they’ll actively be nice to tourists. But underneath that nice facade, it’s racism.
I burst into tears when the grandma givin him the hot pack. And givin him some wisdom words is makin everything more worse. Im a mess now. I would give all of my love for the grandma.
I missed my grandma 😔 its been a long time since the last time we've met ,,im on my job right now amd I wasn't able to go there at my hometown to meet my family 😔
It's the passing down of experience from one (usually older,) to another, (usually younger.) It's kinda like seeing life come full circle, and reminds us of the importance of having (hopefully,) once being cared for and nurtured. It's really touching.
No matter how many times I watch this video...the lady at 1:24 always brings out tears in my eyes..purest form of love there exists, a mother's love, blessings for her good health and happiness..
This is lovely. I have experienced personally how Koreans would go out of their way to help you get to the place you are looking for. They are warm people. If there is a country I would always go back to, it is definitely Korea.♥️
Maryjane Kathlyn Moster I had a few bad experiences in S. Korea and mainly coming from young people. Blunt discrimination. The older people were kind and accommodating. It's always the bad experiences that linger in your mind. I don't think I would go back if I had a choice. Everyone who knows I went asked me how it went. I can't lie so unfortunately I wouldn't recommend S. Korea. Japan and Taiwan on the other hand were exceptional.
ysomar don't let the bad overshadow the good... Its so sad to read these words don't say that.. you may go back and meet wonderful people..i guess you had the bad luck to come across the wrong ones..I lived there for a while and koreans are kind people overall the difference between them and my country in terms of education and kindness is so huge that it made me tear up
Angel Castillo and it was said by someone that felt the effects of the Korean War and democratic overthrows. It means a lot to not just scoff at millennial problems.
Wow. as a low confidence job seeker like me, this is so heart warming. I don't even hear my family. cheering up for me. This is so sweet. I will watch this always just to cheer me up.
That one lady chastising him for forgetting his coat “it’s so cold how could you come out dressed like that” just reminded me so much of my grandma that I started crying. I miss her so much
Sometimes the reaction from these social experiments video are just too good. So you cant just tell them "oh theres a camera over there" just let it be a little secret, because eventough the people theyre helping didnt really need help, their kindness had probably helped many others indirectly.
bulgogi because they see us as their younger reflection. They know how hard life can be, so they give us presents, food, affection and cheering to let us live the life they never had.
bulgogi *exactly. I just dont get it how some children can abandon their parents just because they've grown senile and annoying. They never realize that they were once young and fool and their parents never gave up on them. (Doesnt apply in all cases tho)*
Mitsuki c: really?,maybe asian grandma or grandpa is the nicest ppl especially when you said you are hungry,but asian parents is the strictest ppl,in your case in sweden or any other country your grandma is cruel or maybe always angry etc,but when they are younger or still become the parents they treat their kid better than in asian,so they have good and bad side in every culture
Velys Tiandi asian grandparents usually strict but nice at us, praying for us, keep feeding us while nagging too. It's just the best. because my grandma is like that
Korea is definitely one of the most powerful countries now economically, culturally, and economically. Korea has been that for thousands of years with the exception of a stagnation during the late 19th century. I do agree with you the some people mistake kindness for weakness.
Thanks for the kind words but we haven’t really been exploited throughout history.. just by the japanese for 30 years and by the mongolians when they took over basically the whole asian continent…
1:34 that lady was too good 😍😍 i didn't expect that she give him to her hot pack omg 🙏 Edit:OMG Thanks for 2.1K likes, I never got these many likes 💙💜🇮🇳
I miss my grandma so much. She was truly an angel. She literally never denied anyone who asked her for help. Sadly she passed away in 2009... too soon😢 She would have been so happy to see me graduate.
This reminds me of one time when I was a little kid: My parents and I went to this occasion that took place within the premises of a hotel. I remember briefly my father telling me to retrieve something (I forgot what it was) that required me to walk for a bit, so I did. I hadn't noticed that my shoelaces were untied until I took a glance down when one staff members from the hotel approached me and gestured with his hands for me to stop. He bends over and ties my shoelaces for me. After the interaction, I thanked him and he just replies with "Not a problem.". He smiled at me and walked away. Now that's what I call a 5-star service! That moment made me feel so special tbh. Never felt like that in a long time.
Koreans and Japanese are one of the nicest ppl out there because they teach their children how to behave Edit: because some ppl need to hear this sadly Good ppl and bad ppl can come in every color/religion/ nationality/race.
0:28 "It's difficult these days to get a job. I hope you do well in the interview" That get through my heart. That went like your dad gave all of his hope on you in the first day you live abroad. A golden treasure while people takes care of the others not depend kn whatever theor relationship are.
Meanwhile in Paris - Hello, excuse me could you please help me to tie... - I'm not interested thx - What ? No, but I just want... - Stop harassing me - What ? But... - I will call the police right now ... dafuq ?
I’ve been working at a men’s dress wear shop for years now, the amount of guys that come in asking me to tie their tie is quite a bit... it makes me wonder how many jobs I’ve helped men get, and how many people I’ve helped look proper for their events. I feel blessed to have been able to help these people over the years.
Yes. The lady who gave her warmer to the guy made me cry. Its true that this world will become better place if we help each other even in a small things.
Those korean ahjumma & ahjusi were so nice & helpful! I love how they treated that stranger like their own son with the way they talk to him. This kind of video warms my heart 💕
I went to Korea and I couldn't find directions on the train on where I'm going. I couldn't find a route. This lady went on a train with me just to help me get to my destination. She then took a train back to where we came from. Such a nice ocuntry❤️
I can never understand how people could be so giving to strangers these days... And to think that she doesn't belong to a younger generation, these kinds of encounters could well be fading away.
mizzeshy That’s in America though. Of course I can’t say for sure what people will do when you’re actually in Korea but from my experience, Koreans and Asian people (in Asia) usually are really well mannered cause Asian culture is pretty strict and because of that strictness, people learn how to be polite. I don’t think that’s with American Koreans cause they were brought up in America, which is way less strict. I do think Koreans will first find it a bit strange to see a black person tbh, cause they’re not used to it, but if you just educate them enough and show you’re just a regular person, they will see you as a regular person too. And if they don’t, they’re not worth your time! I’m half asian and I’ve been brought up in an all white, blonde hair & blue eyes rich neighbourhood and also had kids that found me strange cause I didn’t look like them and they sometimes made racist comments so I get what you mean. But some kids also found me strange at first but then we became friends and we didn’t pay attention to our different looks anymore.. The rest I just ignored.
Well, it wasn't the same situation but when I travelled to Korea my sister and I got lost and didn't know how to return to our place. We met a girl who was super nice and helped us, idk what would have happened to us without her help
I've learnt something from this video, helping with tie is one thing, the words of encouragement on top are priceless and we should all aspire to be like this. Say a good word to others and it will make the world a better place. I particularly liked the lady who showed motherly love. Bless her
I'm a plumber, construction worker, throwback toxicly (lol) masculine..... I just had tears running down my face as I watched this. Even the darkest cynic needs to be shown light every once on a while. Thank you. (Edit 1-8-21) The last lady in the video is the greatest. I love her SO much and wish to learn the language just so I could tell her so if I ever somehow met her. The best humans can be.
I cried, I don't think people are so warm and kind in my city, it's everyone for their own here, but it's really nice to see people converse like this, to see people be so helpful towards total strangers without having any gain from it.
damn it! youtube recommendations 😢😢 im a fresh graduate and been really depressed about finding a job because i dont where to start and what i really like
I worked a lot of random jobs until I found my true passion at the age of 35. You'll be fine. Just do your best every day and don't run away from opportunities that present themselves to you.
It can be nerve wracking at first. There are so many people out there who work passionately doing a job that they didn't plan for. Keep applying, work hard, learn and develop your skills. In time you will understand what type of job you'd like to do. I moved to UK 5 years ago after graduating from university. My first job was picking and packing in the warehouse, after 2 years i started working with a training team, instructing new starters and teaching them various departments in the warehouse and i did that for another 2 years. Now i work as a logistic test analyst for the same company i started 4 yeas ago. The knowledge and experience that i gathered has helped me progress. Just keep your hopes up, have a good work ethic and don't give up. I wish you the best of luck!
These videos make me adore and admire Asian culture so much. So many americans would've just said fuck off (Dont get me wrong were mostly friendly, but there's so many rude people too). And here you see everybody caring for this young man, his warmth, his future, wishing him good luck. I've always wanted to live in Japan for a bit, mainly for the car culture. But there's so many reasons to love Asian culture. Great video :)
That's really funny of you to say because in many places in the world, especially America, the past few generations have been some of the most hateful that ever walked this earth.
Most of this generation still had warm heart, you just run into some wrong person. Thing that hard is to help them tie coz this generation didn't know how to tie a tie lol
Depends on where you live. I live in Sweden and I can say that Swedes are usually really calm but not to open. Usually just stick my themselves which makes it really hard to make friends in Sweden T~T ...but we got nice meatballs....
Meanwhile in London: "Hello sorry to bother you-" *stranger jumps turning to stare for a long moment in disgust and horror before immidiately turning away in the hopes that there is no further attempt at conversation* "Um could you just..I..was only wonder-" *person glances back with a look of utter contempt before glancing around and other strangers and making eye contact as if to say "how did this person escape the mental home?" "Should we call somebody?"*
Imogen Carney Are you even serious? Are you even british? I lived in Korea and Britain both countries. And British people are actually very nice compare to Korean people. What you describe is more like Korean rather than british actually loool You just watched stupid video and generalising people. Just like you said, Don't assume what you see online.
And it is very contrary. place like US they have culture of small talk, and say hi to people they didnt know. In Britain I dont think not much as US but they also have small talk culture so random people used to talk to me for no reason. But in Korea, they dont have this kind of culture at all. If someone started to talk to Korean for no reason, they would think this guy is bit strange or scammer. I think you watch way too much Korean drama or something.
When will people stop perpetuating the bizarre stereotype that Asian countries are very racist? No, they aren't more or less racist than other countries. I had more racist encounters in Britain than in Asia but I don't stereotype Britain to be "very racist". 😒
@Karina Peters Well, the good news is: if you're a 'foreigner' they're much more lenient : ) Anyway, I feel you, I would be a total outcast there. I don't know where you live but I hope you have your family's and friends' support at least!
@Karina Peters Haha yep, they do love pale skin! But their obsession with physical perfection makes me angry lol. And I sort of get it. My parents are also very troubled and now me and my brother are too. I suffer from all kinds of psychological problems so that's really shitty. Wish you the best tho! And hope to visit Scotland again one day haha
@Karina Peters Agreed, but I feel like they're taking it too far. I am all for making the best of what you've been given (makeup, hair, clothes, treatments, etc), but all those young people having cosmetic surgery and going on crazy diets, wanting to lighten their skin is a bit much for me personally. And yes Scotland is absolutely beautiful.. I mean I'm Dutch and our country is just flat and it's not very exciting lol. I liked Glasgow too, actually.
As a Korean, I have to say, most of our grandmothers are very kind and caring, offering help to those who are in need. My grandmother gave me her scarf and 3 hot packs on my trip to Korea (I live in Australia and visit Korea every 2 years). Bless all who helps others in need.
This videso is the best. I love how everyone just treats him like another family member, advising him and wishing him the best. Love every second of this video.
@@ujoncvok That's some serious misinformation you're spreading there. Paedophiles aren't molesters, there's a difference. A paedophile is someone with a mental illness and not all of them act on their attraction to children. Psychopathy is also an illness, not all people who suffer with it are violent nor do evil things. Neither are "born evil", they're born with an illness and need help and understanding.
Oh I had tears with the old lady at the end, she made my day how caring she was to someone she didn't know. "It's difficult for the younger generation these days, isn't it?" :(
i lived in japan for a year, and let me tell you something the people are so humble and genuinely kind. i walked into a restaurant and ordered some gyoza, i had forgot my wallet and couldn’t pay so i refused to eat the meal, he insisted that i would eat as it was a cold day. the next day i returned to the restaurant and went to pay for the meal, he insisted that i didn’t have too as when he was younger he didn’t have anything. 2 years later the guy has sadly passed.
Just got back from south korea last week and I'm a bit surprised by how the people are so nice. They offered me a help even before I ask. My friend is joking about how the prime minister might tell the people to act like that to benefit the tourism industry lol.
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Tying his tie is just one thing BUT GIVING HIM SOME WISDOM WORDS ARE SO AMAZING.
blissful to see
Yes
True
It's actually a common thing in Asia which kinda makes it a little more wholesome
@coco Yeah, I mean Asia as in China, Korea and Japan
The lady with the hot pack actually had me tear up, I'm weak
You're not weak😂 you're sweet.
It takes strength not to get cold emotionally.
Same
Me too
me too 😭
Made me cry. 😣
Youngsters respect elders, elders look after youngsters, that's Asian culture's biggest treasurer.
White culture is the best culture
Mass Deep for school shootings
@@GabrielDipo Say sike right now
@@GabrielDipo what culture?
Also the Mediterranean
I cried when old lady said, "you should get warm..."
She remind me of my late grandma.
Truly an angel...
Notice something that i, myself, doesnt care about...
Gay
KleineSockert shut ur clown ass
@@EloyGM77 xd
Niota Light I teared up reading that
@@EloyGM77 wow look at this true comic. What labors of work sweat and blood must have gone into this amazing joke? Your parents must be proud.
"You're not wearing an undershirt"
"it's so cold"
"how can you come out dressed like this?"
"you should've atleast worn a coat"
"its so cold your hands are frozen"
"I have a hot pack, take it. I'm okay, I'm dressed warmly."
"don't lose confidence on your interview, I hope you hear good words"
these words, are all so kind. I hope more people will become like this
That lady made me tear up
@@Joeyblondewolf2 same here, Korea is in fact so kind and I hate it that I left
Ikr💕
Have a 1000th like friend
And then some peoples ask why these countries are so civilized and prosper.
I was in Korea last week and asked a man for directions on the underground, he wasn’t sure so I said “thanks anyway” but he stopped me as I was walking off and he said “follow me” and took me to an underground map and wouldn’t leave until he worked out which route I needed to take. He even missed a train to help me out.
Such a friendly country and great people, no way would this happen back home! Love from UK
Casablancas J Such a friendly country riddled with homophobia and racism! :)
@pug_master I hardly believe that would be necessary lmao
Dyl South Korea? You sure?
@@Dylan-ni9my you mean like literally every other country in the world? :)
Casablancas J Positive, I have lived here for 12 years and the level of racism and homophobia is disgusting, even all my Korean friends from the lgbtqi+ community have faced homophobia and transphobia, not to mention if the amount of cafes and clubs and restaurants I see with “no blacks allowed” signs. It’s absolutely vile, I’ve been to countries such as America, Ireland, Sweden, England, Scotland, Wales and Germany and compared to South Korea they are very accepting.
I tried this in Chicago. They took my wallet and my tie
HAHAHAHAHAHA I'M IN TEARS
Lmao
😂😂
Hahahaha
Lmao
Old people there be like "its harder for you young people"
Old folks where im from be like "its easier for you young ones,back in my day it was harder"
So much nicer than fucking boomers.
in most countries it was in korea the society puts a lot of pressure on young people to find a job in a big corporation and be a wage slave
old people are ignorant and entitled af, they really can't see how privileged they are.
@@Tyler-Bravo bro he meant it's hard to find job but living is better than it was for our fathers and grandfathers who worked really hard for us .
My mom literally all the time
That last lady made me cry. I've been jobless for a while now and I feel so hopeless and horrible.
don't be ! i hope you will get a job soon and don't give up :)
Fighting ^^ you will make it! Hope all the best things will come to you in this new year ^^
Dont give up...i was 38 years still jobless...and now at 43 i have my own business and running good
Still fighting...keep smile...i hope you get a better and more better life...☺️
ParanoidPixel feeling horrible is natural, it's okay..but keep trying and trying, when u eventually got a job, u knew how to spent and saving well.
Hang in there!
When the older men agreed to do it for him it really made me tear upppp 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yes That's really true. bit.ly/2qNK73N
Same here
Teared up? Are you emotionally unstable. Some young guy didnt know how to tie his tie so he asked for help. Whats the big emotional build up here?
walleyefishface32 Poke based on what you just said I believe you're the one that's emotionally unstable hun
Lol sure he is
I tried this in Toronto. I ended up accidentally buying 5g of weed.
XD
💀💀💀💀💀💀
? Im from Toronto and i tried this and they have me 20 bucks
Wilko Weers_861 big lie
Bruh I snorted 😟😟💀💀
If someone asked me to tie their tie for them, I'd be like I don't even know how to tie my own shoe lol
viper not necessarily
must be american
Watch spongebob bro
NoobAlike Same 😂
bitch im crying i cant even breath
I don't know man
This 2 minute 4 second video just restored my faith in humanity I lost 6 years ago.
So true
Ok cool, shut your mouth
@@lpfdepartmentltd.3523 you are such a dumbass. watch the video again and learn to be more human...
@@DogusMD the op is just looking for attention, hes not a dumbass.
Are you okay?? What happened?
I bet that lady at 1:36 is a Grandmother. $100 says that if he said he was hungry she would have pulled out a seven course meal for two from her pockets. For you youngsters out there, if you tell your Grandmother you are hungry you better be ready to feast, Grandmothers don't joke with hunger.
i wish that would be true, my grandmother never gave a fuck about me.
Scott Moon lmaoo same. I was only mumbling that i was hungry the other day bcs i forgot to eat, and my grandmama heard it. A while later she called me to her house and i saw a full course meal on the table 😭😭 i was still thankful up to this day that someone really looks out for me.
Then they call your mom and start going in on them for not feeding you enough 😂😂😂😂
Adoredbyothers lmaaaaooo true thoo xD xD
and then there's my grandmother:
Me: i'm hungry...
Grandma: alright what do you want?
Me: idk what we hav?
Grandma: this that and well, this?
Me: naaah i'll eat my noodles
Not a similiar story, but when i was in South Korea i almost missed my flight because i took the wrong subway line. I asked a guy about it, and turned out he helped me out by leading me the way to go to right destination. On my way, we met a lady and he told the lady about my situation (in Korean), and the lady smiled at me, took my hand and lead me all the way until i arrived at the right destination. It was around 22.00 PM and she didn't speak english at all and i couldn't speak korean, we only spoke through eyes and smiles, even though we barely understood each other languages, she still wanted to help me out! In the end, i was able to catch my flight. I remember when i was about to go, she held my hand and smiled, i almost cried and hugged her. I couldn't believe I'd receive such a big help from a total stranger. I said thank you so many times, and she smiled and waved. I won't forget that lovely lady and that man. Their kindness will forever lingers within me, and inspires me to give the exact act of kindness to everyone even though they are strangers.
Why no one replaying this :(
@@yosefsts7977 Cause we are all speechless.
@@acapitala4936 damn u nailed it
Mantap gan
I had the exact same problem there haha, saved by directions though
1:24 A huge respect for this lady..She is worried like Mother
All the people are positive in this video that's nice ♥♥♥♥
Makes me wanna move there lol. Need a. Korean wife
now me! She is definitely a mother! Bless her heart
Beautifully put!
She didnt lick his weewee with her tung, so she can't be his mum.
@@colinsushiboy745 your a stereotypical person let me guess you also have many waifus
1:22 that lady got my tear rollin out of me
You only have one tear?
Adam M no I only have one tea
Hahah 1:24 the typical Asian mom has been detected. Oh my I used to have to hear my mom yell me that every single day during the winter hah classic
Hahaha relatable
Agree so much!!
We dont see much of that in Sweden anymore...
True
Lol this is so true😂
Omg the lady who said you’re not wearing an undershirt was so lovely
Susan Hitchler grandmas are great
@@Cassxowary my grandmas dont hug me
Wow, disgusting. What if roles were reversed? If the old lady was an old guy and the actor was a young woman? You'd say he's a pedophile. Disgusting.
This is sarcasm btw xD
Bro for real, you can tell she is a grandma. So wholesome
1:47 ohh tears in my eye why 😐
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Same here
bcs the song
"hold on, i have a hot pack, im not cold" my heart 😭
It was him that said he wasn't cold btw
@@Julmaa87 thanks, thought it was granny's dialogue. She's still adorable nonetheless
@@librenglaro She said she wasn't cold, when handing him the heat pack ("난 안추워“ nan an-chuweo"). Ik it doesn't really matter, just putting it out there anyway. (So you were right. XD)
It's adorable how they're treating him like a son being sent to his first day of school.
“Sorry I’m in a rush , good luck though “
That’s what you’d hear in USA
At least we are polite enough to say that. It really depends too because you might run into some bad folks who might rob you ( goes on both sides)
I have helped some people on the street before. I once asked an old man to pull over to close his gas cap because it was opened.
Again, it really depends on who you're running into. You can't expect people to be kind to you in this world.
then proceed to wait for the bus next to you for 5 minutes
Mind you these are clips where people offered help
I'm pretty sure a lot also rejected or ignored him
elver galarga Bullshit
Lmao stop lying, this video trend started in the US and the majority of people were willing to help.
When I was traveling solo in Korea,
I was on the train almost standing in an hour an an aunty said hello and let me sit beside her on a newly vacated seat.
She also gave me a steam bun and coffee.
I was really tired that day and was very grateful of her kindness and generosity. Koreans are warm people.
love from the Philippines
From the Philippines as well. Wish I can experience the same someday. Korea seems like a beautiful country with beautiful people.
Parehas tayo.. last month first time ko gumamit ng train sa korea siguro mga 10 mins na ako nakatayo sa harap ng railway map.. may isang lalake na tumigil sa paglalakad at tumulong sakin hehe.. nayswan talaga!
So you guys also call elder stranger people as uncle and aunty like we indian do....
But there are also a lot of racist Koreans too. Mostly the younger generation. I’ve heard and seen a lot of stories where they treat foreigners rudely, of course foreigners that aren’t tourists. Because they know tourism gives them money, so they’ll actively be nice to tourists. But underneath that nice facade, it’s racism.
Asiano Casino luckily I haven’t met racist Koreans, everyone was nice 👍🏻
I burst into tears when the grandma givin him the hot pack. And givin him some wisdom words is makin everything more worse. Im a mess now. I would give all of my love for the grandma.
I missed my grandma 😔 its been a long time since the last time we've met ,,im on my job right now amd I wasn't able to go there at my hometown to meet my family 😔
Same :(
Gay
There's just something so special between the bond of tying someone's tie for them.
It's called tying new bonds
@@eggbowl6711 woah..that's deep bro
It's the passing down of experience from one (usually older,) to another, (usually younger.) It's kinda like seeing life come full circle, and reminds us of the importance of having (hopefully,) once being cared for and nurtured. It's really touching.
@@littleboots9800 DONT MAKE ME CRY
Tieing a tie for my cadets before a parade just sends a rush of pride through you. 7 days of preparation 17 hours a day for that final.
No matter how many times I watch this video...the lady at 1:24 always brings out tears in my eyes..purest form of love there exists, a mother's love, blessings for her good health and happiness..
Swapnil Singh grandmas... are they not like that there too?
I hope she's doing well too! She has a big heart
This is lovely. I have experienced personally how Koreans would go out of their way to help you get to the place you are looking for. They are warm people. If there is a country I would always go back to, it is definitely Korea.♥️
Maryjane Kathlyn Moster
I had a few bad experiences in S. Korea and mainly coming from young people. Blunt discrimination. The older people were kind and accommodating.
It's always the bad experiences that linger in your mind. I don't think I would go back if I had a choice. Everyone who knows I went asked me how it went. I can't lie so unfortunately I wouldn't recommend S. Korea. Japan and Taiwan on the other hand were exceptional.
Same here. Ive been there once and i experienced older people are kind and the younger once are less of that value.
ysomar don't let the bad overshadow the good... Its so sad to read these words don't say that.. you may go back and meet wonderful people..i guess you had the bad luck to come across the wrong ones..I lived there for a while and koreans are kind people overall the difference between them and my country in terms of education and kindness is so huge that it made me tear up
Chaymaa B where are you from ? Morocco ?
Aicha Fathallah yes
"It's hard for the younger generations these days, isn't it?"
Glad to know Millennials around the world have it rough too
Angel Castillo Everyone has it rough. It’s just that baby boomers are fucking too stupid to realize.
😂
p h o n e b a d, m i l l e n e r a l s m u s t s u f f e r
What do you mean glad
Angel Castillo and it was said by someone that felt the effects of the Korean War and democratic overthrows. It means a lot to not just scoff at millennial problems.
Wow. as a low confidence job seeker like me, this is so heart warming.
I don't even hear my family. cheering up for me. This is so sweet. I will watch this always just to cheer me up.
U will get one.sooner or later.chin up! Just keep tryin.
I hope u succeed.just remember you are good enough and beautiful in your own ways..fighting!! You will do amazing.
@@aimanzubair2519 Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words
@@sadiaadil6423 Thank you so much!
Put on your nicest smile and stay determined even if everything doesn't go well please ! In the end you will succeed.
I love how the older women treated him like he was their child. Some even started fixing his hair. That is just too kind.
don't know why koreans need Romance as their primary theme in dramas when their etiquettes can win hearts of many. ❤
Real talk right there
Beautiful comment bruh
TRUTH
Elderly people saw their son or grandson while younger ones saw their brother in him while tieing a tie.
Who the FUCK is cutting onions.
This reminded me of that spongebob episode LMAO
Me. (I’m crying at this video
They're doing it here too!
Walter Dumlao i think its me 😭😭😭
Walter Dumlao ask Namjoon to stop cutting them: lol
That one lady chastising him for forgetting his coat “it’s so cold how could you come out dressed like that” just reminded me so much of my grandma that I started crying. I miss her so much
I miss mine too :(
Sometimes the reaction from these social experiments video are just too good. So you cant just tell them "oh theres a camera over there" just let it be a little secret, because eventough the people theyre helping didnt really need help, their kindness had probably helped many others indirectly.
By helping others they are also helping themselves as they can live on knowing that they've helped someone ^_^ It really is a beautiful thing
They must've been told because one guy had his face blurred, so they must have given them the option.
@@H0n3yMonstah true
That last lady was so sweet! Oh my god!
Mom - what are you doing?
Me - watching people if they knot the tie or not
Mom : I think you should *knot* be doing that
Maybe you should worry about whether you can tie the knot instead
😂😂😂
Killed it
That last lady was so sweet. I couldn't help but smile. She cared so deeply for a stranger she had just met. Absolutely melted my heart.
This is really heart warming, it brought me to tears. The last woman was the sweetest little thing:(
Why are grandparents so selfless and nice to EVERYONE.. we gotta look after them more instead of abandoning them.. for all they have done for us
bulgogi because they see us as their younger reflection. They know how hard life can be, so they give us presents, food, affection and cheering to let us live the life they never had.
bulgogi here in Sweden they are..cruel, yes they are bsjsvsi They just are so rude and think they own the world ;-;
bulgogi *exactly. I just dont get it how some children can abandon their parents just because they've grown senile and annoying. They never realize that they were once young and fool and their parents never gave up on them. (Doesnt apply in all cases tho)*
Mitsuki c: really?,maybe asian grandma or grandpa is the nicest ppl especially when you said you are hungry,but asian parents is the strictest ppl,in your case in sweden or any other country your grandma is cruel or maybe always angry etc,but when they are younger or still become the parents they treat their kid better than in asian,so they have good and bad side in every culture
Velys Tiandi asian grandparents usually strict but nice at us, praying for us, keep feeding us while nagging too. It's just the best. because my grandma is like that
I think they are asking the wrong people for this experiment ...like Japanese and Koreans are the best type of people
Most of asians r best of it except Chinese ppl , japanese korean indonesian r this kind of best type people
I Like Japan very much!
lot of korean too racist
@@aqilalimin8442 maybe in certain places...
@@susutjapnoona3299 been to Indonesia. People there are so kind.
"My kindest was taken for weakness..."
This is why the Korean people have been exploited throughout history. I have too much respect for them.
Korea is definitely one of the most powerful countries now economically, culturally, and economically. Korea has been that for thousands of years with the exception of a stagnation during the late 19th century. I do agree with you the some people mistake kindness for weakness.
Not just Korea. Whole Asia have same values
Thanks for the kind words but we haven’t really been exploited throughout history.. just by the japanese for 30 years and by the mongolians when they took over basically the whole asian continent…
Lol what
1:34 that lady was too good 😍😍 i didn't expect that she give him to her hot pack omg 🙏
Edit:OMG Thanks for 2.1K likes, I never got these many likes 💙💜🇮🇳
I didn't even know that was a thing lmaoo
I thought it was a hand warmer not a Hot Pocket.
@@lifesironic389 😍
She is my mom
She sounded like those good ladies in the drama...except she is for real
I miss my grandma so much. She was truly an angel. She literally never denied anyone who asked her for help. Sadly she passed away in 2009... too soon😢 She would have been so happy to see me graduate.
Me too, I miss her so much!
R. I. P your grandma
Avantika Singh my grandpa died in 2005 3 years before I was born he never got to see me if only he lived to 2008
Sorry for your lose
RIP it sounds like she was truly a wonderful person throguh and trhough. Its so sad that we all have to say goodbye to our loved ones one day. :(
That lady at the end is so so sweet. Even her voice, it's warmer than the heat pack ❤️
This reminds me of one time when I was a little kid:
My parents and I went to this occasion that took place within the premises of a hotel. I remember briefly my father telling me to retrieve something (I forgot what it was) that required me to walk for a bit, so I did. I hadn't noticed that my shoelaces were untied until I took a glance down when one staff members from the hotel approached me and gestured with his hands for me to stop. He bends over and ties my shoelaces for me. After the interaction, I thanked him and he just replies with "Not a problem.". He smiled at me and walked away.
Now that's what I call a 5-star service!
That moment made me feel so special tbh. Never felt like that in a long time.
That lady at the end tho 😭
i'm not crying. i'm not. hm
prdstyla baharuddin Well then, we are not crying together!
Im not crying, you are crying
Rude !
"What company is it?" Almost got him there.
what is that on ya face?
@@gabrielgomes7111 milk
Special milk. One that doesn’t come from cows or goats and it isn’t produced in a lab.
Gabriel Gomes
It’s a flash of light...
Suspicious milk on ur face huh?
Koreans and Japanese are one of the nicest ppl out there because they teach their children how to behave
Edit: because some ppl need to hear this sadly
Good ppl and bad ppl can come in every color/religion/ nationality/race.
which dogs and dolphins taste good... very important!
Proud_Ape WTF ?
the arabian falcon i really love their disciplines
@@Jafmanz don't be sarcastic. Doesn't suit u
ujjwal it was not sarcasm...
0:28
"It's difficult these days to get a job.
I hope you do well in the interview"
That get through my heart. That went like your dad gave all of his hope on you in the first day you live abroad. A golden treasure while people takes care of the others not depend kn whatever theor relationship are.
Meanwhile in Paris
- Hello, excuse me could you please help me to tie...
- I'm not interested thx
- What ? No, but I just want...
- Stop harassing me
- What ? But...
- I will call the police right now
... dafuq ?
monster410 i can relate to this so much lmaoooo syittttt
I was bout to cry and then I see this 😂
LOL
Lol must me from terrible social influences
monster410 wtf
The lady made my cry😢❤️. I think they’re chopping a lot of onions here. 😂
That grandmother in 1:21
I thought I was just watching a kdrama.
Older generations of Korean do seem like very kind and generous people!
Exactly 😦😢😢
Louie Salvador grandmas/elderly peolle in general
I’ve been working at a men’s dress wear shop for years now, the amount of guys that come in asking me to tie their tie is quite a bit... it makes me wonder how many jobs I’ve helped men get, and how many people I’ve helped look proper for their events. I feel blessed to have been able to help these people over the years.
1:21 TOP 10 ANIME GRANDMAs THAT U THOUGHT DIED LAST GENERATION
Harsh Raj Always free
LMFOOAOAOAOOAOA!!!!!!!!
Best comment I’ve seen in a while
@@blacketernal7139so you have probably seen like 2 comments
Harsh Raj Always free BRUH LMAO
Here comes the Otaku Squad
Literally i was about to comment something similar you stole my words never mind though you're me i guess
Yes. The lady who gave her warmer to the guy made me cry. Its true that this world will become better place if we help each other even in a small things.
When I was a student I use make knot for all the students on the bus stop that was my daily routine 😅
Awww thats so sweet ❤️
School days :")
Neha Singh awww Hahaha that’s so cute for doing that~
awwwwww💛
when I was in uni, I used to do the same for our wardens 🤣
I tried this on terminator.
He took my clothes, boots and motorcycle.
Lmao
lmao,don't forget the shotgun
Now that's a underrated comment.
Better keep your eyes open cuz he’ll be back
And your Star shade
Those korean ahjumma & ahjusi were so nice & helpful! I love how they treated that stranger like their own son with the way they talk to him. This kind of video warms my heart 💕
old man: what company is it?
him: uhh 14k triad
WTF HAHAHA
420k Magic which racket tho?
Lmao
HAAHAAQQHAHAHA
AAHAHAHAAHAHAAHA
I went to Korea and I couldn't find directions on the train on where I'm going. I couldn't find a route. This lady went on a train with me just to help me get to my destination. She then took a train back to where we came from. Such a nice ocuntry❤️
That older lady was so caring and sweet. Truly heartwarming. Also the supportive people that said encouraging words were nice.
the last woman is who i aspire to be when i help strangers
This is so heart warming. He came to ask for help on his tie. In return he got some added good stuff - words of wisdom and a warm packet. 😁
I can never understand how people could be so giving to strangers these days... And to think that she doesn't belong to a younger generation, these kinds of encounters could well be fading away.
@@SemperFine u can continue that, why to expect it from others
@@rajab4187 This.
The last ahjumma is the best
The lady made my heart melt she’s like a concerned gramma
When she said “It’s hard for the younger generations these days” I felt that God bless her
The last lady made me cry 😭 ❤️ I would love to see this same experiment but with a foreign person, see how they treat him if he is not Asian
true lol
mizzeshy That’s in America though. Of course I can’t say for sure what people will do when you’re actually in Korea but from my experience, Koreans and Asian people (in Asia) usually are really well mannered cause Asian culture is pretty strict and because of that strictness, people learn how to be polite. I don’t think that’s with American Koreans cause they were brought up in America, which is way less strict. I do think Koreans will first find it a bit strange to see a black person tbh, cause they’re not used to it, but if you just educate them enough and show you’re just a regular person, they will see you as a regular person too. And if they don’t, they’re not worth your time! I’m half asian and I’ve been brought up in an all white, blonde hair & blue eyes rich neighbourhood and also had kids that found me strange cause I didn’t look like them and they sometimes made racist comments so I get what you mean. But some kids also found me strange at first but then we became friends and we didn’t pay attention to our different looks anymore.. The rest I just ignored.
Well, it wasn't the same situation but when I travelled to Korea my sister and I got lost and didn't know how to return to our place. We met a girl who was super nice and helped us, idk what would have happened to us without her help
I've learnt something from this video, helping with tie is one thing, the words of encouragement on top are priceless and we should all aspire to be like this. Say a good word to others and it will make the world a better place.
I particularly liked the lady who showed motherly love. Bless her
I'm a plumber, construction worker, throwback toxicly (lol) masculine..... I just had tears running down my face as I watched this. Even the darkest cynic needs to be shown light every once on a while. Thank you.
(Edit 1-8-21) The last lady in the video is the greatest. I love her SO much and wish to learn the language just so I could tell her so if I ever somehow met her. The best humans can be.
I tried this in Russia
I ended up drinking 2 bottles of vodka with some strangers.
You've grown hair on your chest, Comrade.
Did you make it to the interview??
@Astal best wishes
at least you weren't cold
Out of all of them, this is the most likely story I've heard.
Russians are REALLY friendly to strangers and there's always that one drunk.
Koreans are really caring 😭 I remember staying at my teacher's house for a night and her parents treated me like their own.
Pepimoongie Teacher's house.. And her parents.... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
era Zor umm.....
Pepimoongie yeah.. Isnt it a little bit weird?
Not just Koreans....almost all of the Asians do that
Shielito Santos nah not here in indonesia
I cried, I don't think people are so warm and kind in my city, it's everyone for their own here, but it's really nice to see people converse like this, to see people be so helpful towards total strangers without having any gain from it.
well you should try and work at a coffeshop for example, in korea, you would quit your job after a day. They are rude as fuck, trust me.
damn it! youtube recommendations 😢😢 im a fresh graduate and been really depressed about finding a job because i dont where to start and what i really like
R Take it easy. You’ll figure it out eventually :)
April Ü thank ü
I worked a lot of random jobs until I found my true passion at the age of 35. You'll be fine. Just do your best every day and don't run away from opportunities that present themselves to you.
Jacob Perez keeping my hopes up even tho i hear alot of negative things from the people around me. thank you
It can be nerve wracking at first. There are so many people out there who work passionately doing a job that they didn't plan for. Keep applying, work hard, learn and develop your skills. In time you will understand what type of job you'd like to do. I moved to UK 5 years ago after graduating from university. My first job was picking and packing in the warehouse, after 2 years i started working with a training team, instructing new starters and teaching them various departments in the warehouse and i did that for another 2 years. Now i work as a logistic test analyst for the same company i started 4 yeas ago. The knowledge and experience that i gathered has helped me progress. Just keep your hopes up, have a good work ethic and don't give up. I wish you the best of luck!
These videos make me adore and admire Asian culture so much. So many americans would've just said fuck off (Dont get me wrong were mostly friendly, but there's so many rude people too). And here you see everybody caring for this young man, his warmth, his future, wishing him good luck. I've always wanted to live in Japan for a bit, mainly for the car culture. But there's so many reasons to love Asian culture. Great video :)
This video is so therapeutic. And I really like how the Korean people respect, love and care for each other.
Now a days it's so hard to find warm ppl .... I'm pretty sure all where older gen. ..... they still have warm heart
That's really funny of you to say because in many places in the world, especially America, the past few generations have been some of the most hateful that ever walked this earth.
Most of this generation still had warm heart, you just run into some wrong person.
Thing that hard is to help them tie coz this generation didn't know how to tie a tie lol
Depends on where you live.
I live in Sweden and I can say that Swedes are usually really calm but not to open. Usually just stick my themselves which makes it really hard to make friends in Sweden T~T ...but we got nice meatballs....
Meanwhile in London:
"Hello sorry to bother you-"
*stranger jumps turning to stare for a long moment in disgust and horror before immidiately turning away in the hopes that there is no further attempt at conversation*
"Um could you just..I..was only wonder-"
*person glances back with a look of utter contempt before glancing around and other strangers and making eye contact as if to say "how did this person escape the mental home?" "Should we call somebody?"*
Imogen Carney Are you even serious? Are you even british? I lived in Korea and Britain both countries. And British people are actually very nice compare to Korean people. What you describe is more like Korean rather than british actually loool You just watched stupid video and generalising people. Just like you said, Don't assume what you see online.
And it is very contrary. place like US they have culture of small talk, and say hi to people they didnt know. In Britain I dont think not much as US but they also have small talk culture so random people used to talk to me for no reason. But in Korea, they dont have this kind of culture at all. If someone started to talk to Korean for no reason, they would think this guy is bit strange or scammer. I think you watch way too much Korean drama or something.
That's so true but at least britain is diverse and most people aren't bigoted racists. In asian countries they are very racist.
When will people stop perpetuating the bizarre stereotype that Asian countries are very racist? No, they aren't more or less racist than other countries. I had more racist encounters in Britain than in Asia but I don't stereotype Britain to be "very racist". 😒
SO TRUE
1:22 that lady nearly had me to tears, she cared so much about this stranger she didn’t even know
i was about to cry... how nice some ppl are its awesome
I tried this in Boston. They said “go patriots” then proceeded to choke me with my own neck tie until I said I was a patriots fan
Raven omg this comment killed me 😂😂😂
Goddammit 😂😂
Wheezing, you forgot that they’d throw hot Dunkin on you tho
omg I never cried at a social experiment before but this made me cry...gives me hope that good people still exist.
Koreans see everyone as family, and that's what makes me proud to be one 🥰
Korean are literally an example of kindness all over the world❤️
@Karina Peters Well, the good news is: if you're a 'foreigner' they're much more lenient : ) Anyway, I feel you, I would be a total outcast there.
I don't know where you live but I hope you have your family's and friends' support at least!
@Karina Peters Haha yep, they do love pale skin! But their obsession with physical perfection makes me angry lol.
And I sort of get it. My parents are also very troubled and now me and my brother are too. I suffer from all kinds of psychological problems so that's really shitty. Wish you the best tho! And hope to visit Scotland again one day haha
@Karina Peters Agreed, but I feel like they're taking it too far. I am all for making the best of what you've been given (makeup, hair, clothes, treatments, etc), but all those young people having cosmetic surgery and going on crazy diets, wanting to lighten their skin is a bit much for me personally.
And yes Scotland is absolutely beautiful.. I mean I'm Dutch and our country is just flat and it's not very exciting lol. I liked Glasgow too, actually.
As a Korean, I have to say, most of our grandmothers are very kind and caring, offering help to those who are in need. My grandmother gave me her scarf and 3 hot packs on my trip to Korea (I live in Australia and visit Korea every 2 years). Bless all who helps others in need.
The last woman made my heart melt. She’s such a sweet person. 😍😩
This videso is the best. I love how everyone just treats him like another family member, advising him and wishing him the best. Love every second of this video.
Korean people are really so caring , respectful and kind , wish I lived there !
IM NOT CRYING YOU ARE 😭
_lxvxn no u
Indeed! I always think that Human's are born to be nice, but circumstances, environment made them change in so many ways.
Love Curay there arent bad people, just bad situations
Anne McMustard except for sadists and pedophiles and psychopaths who are born to be evil
@@ujoncvok That's some serious misinformation you're spreading there. Paedophiles aren't molesters, there's a difference. A paedophile is someone with a mental illness and not all of them act on their attraction to children.
Psychopathy is also an illness, not all people who suffer with it are violent nor do evil things.
Neither are "born evil", they're born with an illness and need help and understanding.
Oh I had tears with the old lady at the end, she made my day how caring she was to someone she didn't know. "It's difficult for the younger generation these days, isn't it?" :(
One of the very big reason why i love koreans and Korea
Love💜💜💜
I tried this in SouthAmerica, they stole my interview job.
They terk yer jerb?
It's incredible how a simple act can make such a huge difference in the world.
This video really warmed my heart ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️
I agree, Natasha, and it is so easy, just a little moment of presence !
i lived in japan for a year, and let me tell you something the people are so humble and genuinely kind. i walked into a restaurant and ordered some gyoza, i had forgot my wallet and couldn’t pay so i refused to eat the meal, he insisted that i would eat as it was a cold day. the next day i returned to the restaurant and went to pay for the meal, he insisted that i didn’t have too as when he was younger he didn’t have anything. 2 years later the guy has sadly passed.
If you lived there for a year then you most likely should have realized that this cannot Japan. They aren't even speaking Japanese.
Just got back from south korea last week and I'm a bit surprised by how the people are so nice. They offered me a help even before I ask. My friend is joking about how the prime minister might tell the people to act like that to benefit the tourism industry lol.
SOMEONE TELL ME WHY I'M CRYING THIS IS SO WHOLESOME 😭😭😭😭
THE LADY AT THE END IS SO CUTE AND SO NICE I LOVE HER
they even comfort and cheer them too... their act were full of warmth 💜