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When the frontman was messing up he used his right hand. When he succeeds he uses his left hand. We know from season 1 that he is left handed. He was just messing up on purpose lmao
I really enjoy how the show portrayed the relationship between the old lady and the trans character, because i had similar encounter with people, where there's a lack of information about the subject, which then leads to some wrong ideas about trans people, so when 120 explains about herself to the old lady, it does remind me how i had to explain it to others and we get to an understanding and a more open acceptance.
Her beliefs are more a reflection of her age and time, not her as a person. She lived through the Korean War, which was definitely even MORE intolerant to trans people than current S.Korea. Considering how nurturing and empathetic the old lady is at her core, had she been raised in more modern times, she likely wouldn’t hold any biased views or prejudices to Hyun-ju. Even though she doesn’t get it, she puts aside her thoughts and cares more about Hyun-ju’s comfort and humanity. I hope both ladies survive the 3rd season 😭😭
Squid Game has raised trans awareness and inspired others in accepting trans people or accepting themselves as trans way better than anything else in this world that has tried to do the same thing. What a great show
I loved this episode It was so hopeful and fun in a way, it had a certain light comedic feel at some point, seeing every character cheer for each other despite the circumstances was also really cute and wholesome I also love all the characters The mere feel of this episode made me like it more than season 1
@@CharlieBrown20XD6I reckon the Mom will die because apparently one of the new games for Season 3 will be Monkey Bars. So she aint making that. Unless her son sacrifices himself for her somehow but I don’t know how he’d do that. Either way it’s gonna be depressing because they are lovely characters.
The frontman is one sadistic, machavellian bstrd. Korean actors are so good that you forget that the son of the mom and son duo was the flying north korean soldier in Moving 🙂.
Yeah, and there's NO CHANCE that the FRONTMAN of the games wouldn't be an absolute master of ALL of the games. Recall what he said to Gi-hun: "I'll take whatever game is left." He didn't care.
26:55 Thanos is actually a rapper in real life named T.O.P and he was in a Kpop band named Big bang and the thing he was doing was actually choreography from the dance from the bands one song
@@resurgingflameIt’s not voluntary though, in Korea or Asia in general being caught with drugs means your career is over, in fact he is lucky he even got a part in this show, although this show airing on Netflix instead of standard Korean TV might have a part in that
The song played in the background is “To You (그대에게),” one of the most beloved and recognizable songs to ever come out of South Korea since the 1980s. Written, composed and performed by the legendary Korean musician Shin Hae-chul. To this day, “To You” is considered Shin’s most iconic song and is often used to cheer on teams at school festivals and sports events, making this the perfect soundtrack for this scene. ruclips.net/video/_qbkjD8f8A0/видео.htmlsi=sFWsMjdMyUNrJ8aw
Did anyone else notice that the reason Gi Hun's team went last is so that if they lost the game they could kill all of them except In Ho and no one would be there to see him not get shot.
I loved this episode since it had focused on the bonds among central characters from both Gi-hun and Hyun-ju's team.. but it also doubled my fears to watch the next eps since that felt like more death flags popping up 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
The Gong-gi is played by throwing five stones, pick one to throw in the air and pick up one stone at a time before it drops, next pick up 2 stones at a time, next pick up 3 and the odd one out, next sweep all 4, and finally the wrist flip to catch all five stones. The stereotype is that it's a girl's game, but me and my friends (all boys) played the shit out of it back in the 90's, making it quite an outdated stereotype.
as much as i know the Front Man is a ruthless person and obviously with sabotage Gihun, this episode showed his humanity a little by cheering on and getting excited for Hyun-Ju’s team. We also saw him getting frustrated. But of course that facade soon fades away. either that or the Front Man is good at acting
i think he’s having fun, because it’s a game. they don’t “want” everyone to die, they want a good game and entertainment. but he’s also very good at acting because spinning the top he wasn’t frustrated at all, he was using his right hand instead of his left. i think he’s just a really really sick man.
You notice the guards did not stop frontman from speaking during the vote. He did that just to create even more tension between the camps. Snaky ahole. 😁. He really hates that gihoon kept his humanity after having gone through the game. He himself became a monster and did monstrous things, I think to win his games. I reckon its personal for him , personal hatred towards gihoon.
Actually, Gi Hoon through the episodes has actually proven Inho’s beliefs about humanity and has slowly brought him to reality. Inho’s speaking up and seemingly trying to convince the O’s was actually a way to show Gihun the animalistic and trash nature that Inho and the whole organization believes. As well as in Ep 7. (SPOILERS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The fact that Gi Hun sacrificed lives for his rebellion and Inho had to ask him if he wanted to really do it has proven to Inho that Gi Hun despite seemingly saying that he is humane would still sacrifice others for his sole goal of bring the organization down. To be honest, Gi Hun seems like a hypocrite with his plan, it was especially obvious in S1 last episode when instead of helping the man, he just waited and played that game with Il-nam. After that episode, Gi Hun now has blood in his hands and his plan didn’t even succeed. Now if we talk about personal feelings, from my perspective, every action of the Frontman wasn’t driven by hate but rather a want to prove how right his ideals were to Gihun as we see him constantly probing Gihun about his morals and beliefs.
@@BlueminSpringYeeeah im gonna disagree with Gi-Hun having blood on his hands with that homeless guy last season. He wanted answers from Ill-Nam and the condition of that was to play his game. Even if he helped he would be clueless, Ill-Nam would have died, and he'd probably go right back to be directionless. If that guy had died and Ill-Nam won his bet then yes that guys blood would have been on his hands. However...... SPOILER for final episode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gi-hun definitely does have blood on his hands from his plan to sacrifice the few. But at the same time he wasnt wrong that there had to be some kind of sacrifice for the greater good of everyone else but unfortunately his plan was utterly pointless in the end.
@@DingoEnderZOE2 Clueless about what? The fact that Il-nam was doing it for fun, that Il-nam was sharing to him pointless information about his main reason for establishing one of these games? He had a choice to help but instead went through with games, in the end, although he does not admit it, Gi Hun still is a gambler through and through. Before, he gambled with his life and now he gambles with other lives as well proving the point of the people behind the organization that they are trash. (Ep. 7 SPOILERS) . . . . . . . . Episode 7, every single person in that rebellion except Gi Hun had a meaning to go against the game makers in such a risky plan. He was easily pushed around by Inho’s words before the voting started. Gi Hun wanted to convince others to switch to X but was easily swayed by Inho’s statement and decided not to which made it so that there was a tie. Now that night, when they had to revote the next day, Gi Hun knew they outnumbered the O’s and had a chance to win against them in such fight. Instead he chose to sacrifice people, and not help them instead to get out. His purpose was to bring down the organization and stop the games and even if that rebellion succeeded, what then? The VIPs were not there, the games would’ve still continued. In the end there was no such thing as sacrifice for the greater good because his plan was pushed by emotion and blindness of his world views. The ending of episode 7 should hopefully open his eyes to reality and that he’ll be smarter in Season 3 to realize that what the Frontman has said holds some truth.
@BlueminSpring Clueless about the motivations of the game and about the clients that endorse the games which played a huge part in his motivation to squash the game after seeing the recruiter again. If Gi-hun decided to ignore the game Ill-nam either would have not told him a thing out of spite or just let himself die. Sure it was an gamble but that gamble also restored his faith in humanity even further WHICH WAS THE MAIN POINT.
@BlueminSpring Also his plan was dependent on having more people willing to stand and fight with them and even the amount of people he had wasn't enough. There wouldn't have been enough time to recruit too many people before the suits came with tons more people to start shooting. So again at that point in time there was really no other choice but to take that gamble and sacrifice a few. The motivation behind that sacrifice is what separates him from the Frontman.. however it still doesn't change that blood is still on Gi-huns hands because of that failure.
I think game 2’s reveal should make us pretty sure that we won’t see any further repeats of S1 games after game 1. Not even squid game. That game just happened to be the finale game in that year and hence the show’s title, but I don’t think the organizers ever called the whole games by that name nor came up with an official name for the 6 games series. So we won’t see marbles or glass bridge again.
And, I think, nor should we see those games again. For the same reason why we didn’t see Dalgona again. The scenes featuring those games pretty much did all that they could’ve possibly done. I couldn’t really see much more being added the second time around.
@@KADANI-c6n look at his hands. We know from season 1 that the frontman is left handed. When he wass messing up he used his right hand. When he succeeded he used his left hand. He is totally faking it on purpose
It wouldnt be any fun for the people watching if the underdog team did it in one go so of course he was faking it on purpose for entertainment value. I mean it entertained YOU right? 😂😂
"Oh Young Il" is this a purely coincidence name In Ho made because it is equivalent to "001" or a set up because they all want us to think he's the actual son of "Oh IL Nam"? Specially now that we know he's just a stepbrother of Jun Ho.
Frontman was messing it up on purpose, also he was not in any danger, since they were going last and there was no one else to see they would just kill everyone beside him.
agreed!! That one and the understated but ever lovely TTPD cardigan! That’s the one I use most of the time! But Midnights is a close 2nd! Keep up the great reactions!! 🫶
I find the rule change allowing them to vote and leave with money after each game very interesting. While the rule allowing them to vote and leave with the majority was there in S1, because it wasn’t presented to them this way, it was almost out of sight out of mind. Also the rule change allowing them to leave with money after each game seems like it would influence more people to want to leave early with their winnings but it’s actually seems to be what is making a lot of them stay. Them seeing the “real” amount of money being offered to them slowly increasing with each game as opposed to the symbolic huge pot at the end keeps drawing them back in.
Of course the front man was messing up on purpose lol, it was very clear he was faking it and also clear that he's confident in all the games when it comes to his abilities. Also, is it just me or did anyone else notice how that young "marines" guy got so uncomfortable & fake when the subject about being a marine son & his father. The young lad became even more uncomfortable, when Gi-Hun's marine friend put his arm around him while mentioning the father. I think he's definitely hiding some kind of trauma to do with dad. By that i mean much more than him likely faking being a Marine out of fear & to please his father, by getting that Marines tattoo. I sadly think his father has abused him, noticed quite a few signs that suggest he's gone through that by someone. I also noticed he flinches in later ep, showing he's used to being hit by someone. 😔
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I think the most epic end for season 3 would be if gi hun somehow ends up being the new frontman. I think its obviously not gonna happen and end in a typical the good guys win but it would be awesome and more realistic if the bad guys win
The son really suck at math. He said he owe around 100 million wons; but when he combines both his and his mother’s winning, they have over 156 million wons together. He did not have to play one more game in order for him to get out of trouble at all.
Question: If Frontman truly believes all these people are trash and worthless. Why does he side with Gi-Hun ending the game allowing them to live? Doesn't that go against the whole purpose of his everybody in here is trash just in it for themselves thing?
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I'm really curious that are you siblings? You look similar to each other
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When the frontman was messing up he used his right hand. When he succeeds he uses his left hand. We know from season 1 that he is left handed. He was just messing up on purpose lmao
Oh that makes sense
yeah. I noticed that too
damn i never noticed. i wonder why?
nice catch!!
Yeah, but why tho
15:09 the fact that she called her unnie (older sister) instead of oppa (older brother)
When she called unni, her voice was cracking. I just cried so hard 😢😢
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I really enjoy how the show portrayed the relationship between the old lady and the trans character, because i had similar encounter with people, where there's a lack of information about the subject, which then leads to some wrong ideas about trans people, so when 120 explains about herself to the old lady, it does remind me how i had to explain it to others and we get to an understanding and a more open acceptance.
When she's like "i don't get it but you're welcome to come over for dinner any time" i cried
It's never wrong to ask honest questions to learn more lol
Her beliefs are more a reflection of her age and time, not her as a person. She lived through the Korean War, which was definitely even MORE intolerant to trans people than current S.Korea. Considering how nurturing and empathetic the old lady is at her core, had she been raised in more modern times, she likely wouldn’t hold any biased views or prejudices to Hyun-ju. Even though she doesn’t get it, she puts aside her thoughts and cares more about Hyun-ju’s comfort and humanity. I hope both ladies survive the 3rd season 😭😭
Squid Game has raised trans awareness and inspired others in accepting trans people or accepting themselves as trans way better than anything else in this world that has tried to do the same thing. What a great show
frontman completely forgot his job 😭🙏🏻
I loved this episode
It was so hopeful and fun in a way, it had a certain light comedic feel at some point, seeing every character cheer for each other despite the circumstances was also really cute and wholesome
I also love all the characters
The mere feel of this episode made me like it more than season 1
I'm sad cuz there's more characters to like which means more tragedy lol especially the mother and son. Either she dies or her son dies and she's sad
@@CharlieBrown20XD6I reckon the Mom will die because apparently one of the new games for Season 3 will be Monkey Bars. So she aint making that. Unless her son sacrifices himself for her somehow but I don’t know how he’d do that. Either way it’s gonna be depressing because they are lovely characters.
The frontman is one sadistic, machavellian bstrd. Korean actors are so good that you forget that the son of the mom and son duo was the flying north korean soldier in Moving 🙂.
OMG YEAH
Of course Frontman was faking it, you could see him smiling while picking up the spinning top
Yeah, and there's NO CHANCE that the FRONTMAN of the games wouldn't be an absolute master of ALL of the games. Recall what he said to Gi-hun: "I'll take whatever game is left." He didn't care.
26:55 Thanos is actually a rapper in real life named T.O.P and he was in a Kpop band named Big bang and the thing he was doing was actually choreography from the dance from the bands one song
He WAS a rapper. Now he decided to completely part ways with music industry.
@@resurgingflameIt’s not voluntary though, in Korea or Asia in general being caught with drugs means your career is over, in fact he is lucky he even got a part in this show, although this show airing on Netflix instead of standard Korean TV might have a part in that
@@lauracurriero303 I know about that. I just decided to not include that detail bcus that's not the main discussion here.
There was also a "Thanos" in the Netflix Korean reality "Physical 100". Massive bodybuilder.
The real test of endurance is that none of the SG contestants get to brush their teeth or shower, or change out of those ripe track suits. 😩
The song played in the background is “To You (그대에게),” one of the most beloved and recognizable songs to ever come out of South Korea since the 1980s. Written, composed and performed by the legendary Korean musician Shin Hae-chul. To this day, “To You” is considered Shin’s most iconic song and is often used to cheer on teams at school festivals and sports events, making this the perfect soundtrack for this scene. ruclips.net/video/_qbkjD8f8A0/видео.htmlsi=sFWsMjdMyUNrJ8aw
Did anyone else notice that the reason Gi Hun's team went last is so that if they lost the game they could kill all of them except In Ho and no one would be there to see him not get shot.
I love this second game… it’s so fun and hilarious but still deadly….
I loved this episode since it had focused on the bonds among central characters from both Gi-hun and Hyun-ju's team.. but it also doubled my fears to watch the next eps since that felt like more death flags popping up 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
The Gong-gi is played by throwing five stones, pick one to throw in the air and pick up one stone at a time before it drops, next pick up 2 stones at a time, next pick up 3 and the odd one out, next sweep all 4, and finally the wrist flip to catch all five stones. The stereotype is that it's a girl's game, but me and my friends (all boys) played the shit out of it back in the 90's, making it quite an outdated stereotype.
26:55 T.O.P doing BANGBANG dance 😭😭
as much as i know the Front Man is a ruthless person and obviously with sabotage Gihun, this episode showed his humanity a little by cheering on and getting excited for Hyun-Ju’s team. We also saw him getting frustrated. But of course that facade soon fades away. either that or the Front Man is good at acting
I really hope we get an episode that's just his backstory. How he went from player to frontman.
i think he’s having fun, because it’s a game. they don’t “want” everyone to die, they want a good game and entertainment. but he’s also very good at acting because spinning the top he wasn’t frustrated at all, he was using his right hand instead of his left. i think he’s just a really really sick man.
You notice the guards did not stop frontman from speaking during the vote. He did that just to create even more tension between the camps. Snaky ahole. 😁. He really hates that gihoon kept his humanity after having gone through the game. He himself became a monster and did monstrous things, I think to win his games. I reckon its personal for him , personal hatred towards gihoon.
Actually, Gi Hoon through the episodes has actually proven Inho’s beliefs about humanity and has slowly brought him to reality. Inho’s speaking up and seemingly trying to convince the O’s was actually a way to show Gihun the animalistic and trash nature that Inho and the whole organization believes.
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The fact that Gi Hun sacrificed lives for his rebellion and Inho had to ask him if he wanted to really do it has proven to Inho that Gi Hun despite seemingly saying that he is humane would still sacrifice others for his sole goal of bring the organization down. To be honest, Gi Hun seems like a hypocrite with his plan, it was especially obvious in S1 last episode when instead of helping the man, he just waited and played that game with Il-nam. After that episode, Gi Hun now has blood in his hands and his plan didn’t even succeed. Now if we talk about personal feelings, from my perspective, every action of the Frontman wasn’t driven by hate but rather a want to prove how right his ideals were to Gihun as we see him constantly probing Gihun about his morals and beliefs.
@@BlueminSpringYeeeah im gonna disagree with Gi-Hun having blood on his hands with that homeless guy last season. He wanted answers from Ill-Nam and the condition of that was to play his game. Even if he helped he would be clueless, Ill-Nam would have died, and he'd probably go right back to be directionless.
If that guy had died and Ill-Nam won his bet then yes that guys blood would have been on his hands.
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Gi-hun definitely does have blood on his hands from his plan to sacrifice the few. But at the same time he wasnt wrong that there had to be some kind of sacrifice for the greater good of everyone else but unfortunately his plan was utterly pointless in the end.
@@DingoEnderZOE2 Clueless about what? The fact that Il-nam was doing it for fun, that Il-nam was sharing to him pointless information about his main reason for establishing one of these games? He had a choice to help but instead went through with games, in the end, although he does not admit it, Gi Hun still is a gambler through and through. Before, he gambled with his life and now he gambles with other lives as well proving the point of the people behind the organization that they are trash.
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Episode 7, every single person in that rebellion except Gi Hun had a meaning to go against the game makers in such a risky plan. He was easily pushed around by Inho’s words before the voting started. Gi Hun wanted to convince others to switch to X but was easily swayed by Inho’s statement and decided not to which made it so that there was a tie. Now that night, when they had to revote the next day, Gi Hun knew they outnumbered the O’s and had a chance to win against them in such fight. Instead he chose to sacrifice people, and not help them instead to get out. His purpose was to bring down the organization and stop the games and even if that rebellion succeeded, what then? The VIPs were not there, the games would’ve still continued. In the end there was no such thing as sacrifice for the greater good because his plan was pushed by emotion and blindness of his world views. The ending of episode 7 should hopefully open his eyes to reality and that he’ll be smarter in Season 3 to realize that what the Frontman has said holds some truth.
@BlueminSpring Clueless about the motivations of the game and about the clients that endorse the games which played a huge part in his motivation to squash the game after seeing the recruiter again. If Gi-hun decided to ignore the game Ill-nam either would have not told him a thing out of spite or just let himself die. Sure it was an gamble but that gamble also restored his faith in humanity even further WHICH WAS THE MAIN POINT.
@BlueminSpring Also his plan was dependent on having more people willing to stand and fight with them and even the amount of people he had wasn't enough. There wouldn't have been enough time to recruit too many people before the suits came with tons more people to start shooting.
So again at that point in time there was really no other choice but to take that gamble and sacrifice a few. The motivation behind that sacrifice is what separates him from the Frontman.. however it still doesn't change that blood is still on Gi-huns hands because of that failure.
Side-eyed by the triangle twins, bwahahaha!!
I feel like the frontman put himself in the challenges to sabotage everything.
co-host clapping is adorable in this reaction😅
I think game 2’s reveal should make us pretty sure that we won’t see any further repeats of S1 games after game 1. Not even squid game. That game just happened to be the finale game in that year and hence the show’s title, but I don’t think the organizers ever called the whole games by that name nor came up with an official name for the 6 games series. So we won’t see marbles or glass bridge again.
And, I think, nor should we see those games again. For the same reason why we didn’t see Dalgona again. The scenes featuring those games pretty much did all that they could’ve possibly done. I couldn’t really see much more being added the second time around.
He wasnt faking it😂 that guy was reliving some trauma and started hitting himself. Even he was surprised and mad at himself that he couldn't do it
@@KADANI-c6n look at his hands. We know from season 1 that the frontman is left handed. When he wass messing up he used his right hand. When he succeeded he used his left hand. He is totally faking it on purpose
It wouldnt be any fun for the people watching if the underdog team did it in one go so of course he was faking it on purpose for entertainment value. I mean it entertained YOU right? 😂😂
딱봐도 존나 못하는척하는건데ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ웃참하는거 안보이냐
he was left handed thats why he fail 10:17, i think he was left-handed when using gun(as a frontman)
Heads up at the final episode there is a post credit scene so watch the credits on the last episode of this season
At 19:06 when it’s English the grandma says “don’t call me ma you brainless little shit” instead of “don’t call me mom your damn fool”
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8:26. 🎳 스트라이크 리액션 👍
8:40 Love the reaction of the frontman, he's like: Oh fuck, this guy is way too good
"Oh Young Il" is this a purely coincidence name In Ho made because it is equivalent to "001" or a set up because they all want us to think he's the actual son of "Oh IL Nam"? Specially now that we know he's just a stepbrother of Jun Ho.
I love your guys reactions so much ugh
Frontman was messing it up on purpose, also he was not in any danger, since they were going last and there was no one else to see they would just kill everyone beside him.
HeHe Thanos doing the BangBang BangBang dance at the end there. (T.O.P. from the Kpop Group BigBang)
I love the midnights cardigan! 🫶
💙 Definitely one of my favorites she's put out. 🫶
agreed!! That one and the understated but ever lovely TTPD cardigan! That’s the one I use most of the time! But Midnights is a close 2nd! Keep up the great reactions!! 🫶
Idk why but the six legged penthalon game seems like a friendly game not like a death game
It would be very fun if it wasnt for the death portion
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@@JakeAlexender Each of these games are friendly games lol
Dalgona, Gong-gi, 5인 6각...😆
@Twenty4-n7n Ik but the vibe seems like it wouldn't be a death game
likely because of all the cheering (which then makes it jarring that some contestants complain thay not enough died afterwards)
I find the rule change allowing them to vote and leave with money after each game very interesting. While the rule allowing them to vote and leave with the majority was there in S1, because it wasn’t presented to them this way, it was almost out of sight out of mind. Also the rule change allowing them to leave with money after each game seems like it would influence more people to want to leave early with their winnings but it’s actually seems to be what is making a lot of them stay. Them seeing the “real” amount of money being offered to them slowly increasing with each game as opposed to the symbolic huge pot at the end keeps drawing them back in.
Adjusted that way likely to circumvent any attempts by gihoon to influence the players to vote to terminate the game.
Of course the front man was messing up on purpose lol, it was very clear he was faking it and also clear that he's confident in all the games when it comes to his abilities.
Also, is it just me or did anyone else notice how that young "marines" guy got so uncomfortable & fake when the subject about being a marine son & his father.
The young lad became even more uncomfortable, when Gi-Hun's marine friend put his arm around him while mentioning the father. I think he's definitely hiding some kind of trauma to do with dad.
By that i mean much more than him likely faking being a Marine out of fear & to please his father, by getting that Marines tattoo. I sadly think his father has abused him, noticed quite a few signs that suggest he's gone through that by someone. I also noticed he flinches in later ep, showing he's used to being hit by someone. 😔
this and ep6 are the best episodes imo. basically the later episodes are the best of this season. so crazy, made me so anxious
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빨리 시즌3 보고싶다 ㅠㅠ
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I think the most epic end for season 3 would be if gi hun somehow ends up being the new frontman. I think its obviously not gonna happen and end in a typical the good guys win but it would be awesome and more realistic if the bad guys win
8:33 is for the avid K-Drama watcher. Reply 88 anyone.
The son really suck at math. He said he owe around 100 million wons; but when he combines both his and his mother’s winning, they have over 156 million wons together. He did not have to play one more game in order for him to get out of trouble at all.
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Is that Midnights cardigan? 🥹
Question:
If Frontman truly believes all these people are trash and worthless.
Why does he side with Gi-Hun ending the game allowing them to live? Doesn't that go against the whole purpose of his everybody in here is trash just in it for themselves thing?
wheres the trans woman backstory why did u guys cut it
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Wow you know Kim byung hyun
We're from Arizona, so yes!
@ I’m glad as a Korean and baseball fan haha
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next pleaseeee
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You know you can watch it on English
Why would we?
@@LatetotheParty it’s better