We wanna say this project wouldn’t have been possible without 12 Bones, LawLers, Rudy’s and Gates. These are already successful and respected businesses who could have told us they weren’t interested, but they loved the idea of this project and having their local region represented. It was also awesome for us to be able to try all the different styles of sauces. Please show them your support and if you stop by one of their stores, tell them you saw our video: -12 Bones (Blueberry chipotle sauce was Good Morning America’s sauce of the year): tiny.cc/12bones -LawLers (Red sauce was Northern Alabama sauce of the year): tiny.cc/lawlersbbq -Rudys (A sauce even Texans like) - tiny.cc/rudysbbq -Gates (classic, original, extra hot, sweet & mild): tiny.cc/gatesbbq ******************************************** Check out our other North Korean videos: -Eating Wings with North Koreans: tiny.cc/Eating_wings_with_NKs -Having Thanksgiving Dinner with North Koreans (2018): ruclips.net/video/8XOAttqYiXU/видео.html -North Korean Military Stories: Being a Female Soldier: tiny.cc/NK_MS_female_soldiers ******************************************** If you want to help North Korean refugees in South Korea, please check out: TNKR (Teach North Korean Refugees) - Helps NK refugees get a private education (which is often necessary for good jobs and also not cheap). Please visit: tiny.cc/tknr ******************************************** A big thank you to Insightfu for letting us use his song "Fake face" in the intro. Link for the song if you want to support him: tiny.cc/insightful_fakeface ********************************************
Digitalsoju TV I'll let you guys know if I can provide some Spanish subtitles for you (if I get to have some free time this week). I'd be delighted to help. :)
The lady in red seems like that cool woman in your apartment building that will randomly bring you food cause she made too much, and who you invite in for coffee or tea just to listen to her talk about her life for hours!
Vic Wunder i lived in an apartment building a couple years ago as a teen, and this wonderful filipino lady would always bring me food when she made too much, it was the best part of living there
@@ashleyelisa4460 My mother did this whenever she knew college students were around. She was always impressed and wanted to show gratitude to the generation to succeed as it was an opportunity she never got, but is eternally grateful for where she is because of them and their freedom!
Kristopher Brewer most likely Russia, North Korea is Russia stronghold, it was stabilized in the Cold War, and South Korea is an American stronghold, China has little saying there.
Ducktective I don't like buzzfeed but I have to disagree, just because you hate them doesn't mean every single one of their videos suck. They have some good ones, you just have to look.
Nobody really said anything about the host. He did a really good job in my opinion, he still had his own personality and input, but he mainly drew out the character of each guest. Props to him!
America has an extremely large diversity of food types from all over the world. I have yet to try them all but have found so many I would gladly travel for to try again
As a fellow Texan, and one who smokes brisket, That look on her face when she took a bite of brisket....that was enough to make this Texas boy cry. And when she said she prefered NO SAUCE on her brisket....it made this Texas boy weep. She truly is.......AN HONORARY TEXAN!!
@@aaronpatterson2369 Don't know about that one man, and my dad is from KC. From Texas though, and the cowboys definitely suck. I will admit, I am a sucker for my dad's gates sauce burnt ends, though. Wyandotte BBQ ribs and fries are among my favorites I've ever had
As a proud American I hate to burst your bubble , "not everything is bigger in Texas". Lots of great things about Texas from what I have seen. BBQ is one of them.
It’s because they didn’t get the pulled pork from Texas. Even mainstream places like rudys makes some of the juiciest pulled pork man. My mouth is yeehawin just thinkin about it.
I'm assuming it's usually served already sauced, and they got it without sauce just for this video. I'm also assuming they only put a little sauce on their portion to be polite, when it's supposed to be slathered on. Just sayin
damn when the lady wearing the red shirt started talking about how north koreans can often be mistaken as bad people, it was kind of heart breaking. you just know she, and the others, have been through some serious shit.
Yeah, listening to her talk about when it is okay to be a cow was just inconceivable... Very moving video. I eat beef at least once per week (incoming heart attack RIP)
@@Ryokishine Beef once per week is considered less than average in America man. With the amount of cheap fast food we have, yeah, beef is eaten on average 3-4 times per week for the standard american. Mostly ground beef
ནꦎ༩꧞ꦫꦍ As an American, I believe it’s because we consume a lot of beef on average compared to other countries. If I drive 5 minutes from my house there is a McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Arby’s all located next to each other. We typically eat beef at the very least twice a week.
Her last line was the hope that the Koreas could be unified so that all could try BBQ. That's very profound and I also think I could listen to her all day. :)
When the lady at the end talked about wasting food and taking leftovers home, I completely get that. I feel terrible whenever I throw any food away. And I take the leftovers home as well. I don't give a shit if I'm at the nicest steakhouse on the planet, I am taking my damn leftovers home with me.
yeh same my family will take stuff home. even if we have just a tiny bit of something like rice after being at a chinese restaurant or a bit of sauce after being at an indian one, we always pack it up and then add it to a later meal :) never waste food bonus story: when i was in elementary school, my mom helped out with halfday classroom lunches. once she saw someone throw away a full untouched apple and got really upset and told me about it later and how inexplicably wasteful it was
On the rare occasion I order out, It usually takes me 3 meals to finish a dish. BTW I only eat in a restaurant about twice a year, as people that I eat with are commenting about how little I eat.
Taking leftovers home in America is common. People would more likely look at you as wasteful if you had left more than a few bites of food. That is why restaurants have so many to go boxes and bags. Take it home and eat it for dinner the next night. That is also something people don't understand about American portion sizes, we also like to take it home and have it for lunch or dinner the next day too :)
It's not just leftovers (which is common in South Korea too), but like literally everything. Korean cuisine has a lot of side dishes (banchan) and almost nobody takes that home, so that's why people looked at her crazy. It's not the same thing as putting a burger and fries in a to-go box.
So if someone had an unfinished steak that is ok to take home, but you're talking more about taking the free buns home too? Is that how I am understanding this? it actually is making me laugh, cause I can't help thinking about people who go to hotel rooms and take all the soaps and shampoos in the room with them too lol
have you ever eaten at a korean restaurant before? they usually give like a dozen small side dishes for free to eat with your meal, it'd be unusual to take them home since they're small.
No I haven't, there are not any places that are close to me, so I have had to cook my own korean food at home. However now that you mention it, I have seen the amount of side dishes sometimes, so I guess I understand how it is different. I still would probably throw it all in a box and take it home though LOL. Waste not want not ;)
You shouldn't be proud the US is an anomaly and the world doesn't not have the resources to replicate in the rest of the world your fattening farting way of life
@Dfg Sdfg I hear you but they weren't 300 hundred millions in a wasteful industrialized country, most of those peasant died relatively young for our standards and child dead was a common affliction, I can stock up more arguments against your peasant analogy but I think you can get the point
Geo Nif Gahaha you act as if your society is of perfection. Human behavior is a matter of circumstance, and I assure you any society being put in our position would likely be similar in nature. Just imagine your country as diverse as the US culturally and ethnically, these problem of obesity, opposing parties, flawed democracy, power projection, etc... is nearly because they were either given the opportunity, or happened to be the ones where it most likely would have happened. Gotta remember we citizens of the states are from Europeans. And those Europeans absolutely fucked over the native population and have done so much blasphemy ever since the beginning of civilization. So if you are trying to compare, you are just embarrassing yourself. Comparing populations is a nasty and irresponsible thing to do. Don’t think you are any better then us because you don’t have x problem or such, we are all equal in the general sense of humanity. But media loves to brainwash people into thinking Americans are some type of disgrace or terrible people. You just like to prioritize ours, as we could just as easily prioritize yours, and make fun of your society and blast on your problems as easily as you can blast on ours. Keep in mind everyone from the old world are “Americans,” (since we aren’t truly “Americans”) so you are really just making fun of yourself, stop being a damn hypocrite.
As an American, this was humbling to watch. The joy in one girls face with the first taste of brisket was amazing to watch. I would love to go out to dinner or have any of these folks over. Great content!
Was raised on Rudy's growing up and now live out of state. I make it a point to eat there at least once every time I visit home. Made me smile watching this!
Before I moved to Austin, I worked at the Rudy's commissary (this was back in 2002 - 2004 or so) offa I-10 north of San Antonio (out by La Cantera and the Dominion) - where we made all the brisket, chicken, turkey, beans, cream corn, and so on. I was hired by Doc Hollywood despite showing up an hour late - nicest guy I ever met (and worked with), and didn't hold it against me that I was covered in tire dirt because I'd had a flat tire on the way there and had to change it. Best part of working there was the food. And even on my off days I'd comp pulled brisket (came with a loaf of bread) and sides for me and my friends, almost every week. Food was great (assume still is). Still remember how to make it all (and do when I BBQ).
Dank Bleach that was prob my fav part. It is so true haha I'm doing a BBQ today as well. ❤ I'll be thinking about that when I'm shoving my face wity food lolol
This video really made me smile. When the guy said he felt honored for trying the new alabama sauce i almost got teary eyed. Makes me realize i take a lot for granted.
**turns to camera** _"Everything's bigger in Texas."_ I heard a resounding "hell yeah" from the other side of the country, every viewer in Texas watching at the same exact moment
Her reaction at 9:24 is so adorable and heartwarming. Good brisket still gets me like that, so I can't even imagine how incredible of an experience that was for her. I love everyone's reaction to the beef ribs! Awesome.
"I mean, we risked our lives to come here just so we could have a bowl of rice. Then I realized this was a different world." Oof. Who's cutting the onions?😭
And the woman was talking about how she disliked all the wasted food in restaurants and that is why she said this is a very different world, in a negative way and i do agree, capitalism doesn't care about wasting food despite poor people starving of hungry
Zarza Mora I mean tho how is this specifically capitalism’s fault I’m not too educated on how everything works like capalism and communism but it’s the people that waste the food I’m not sure how switching to communism or socialism would change that also you must remember North Korean is cheap in U.S dollars but North Koreans have little way of making money and most jobs in North Korea don’t pay much if anything so there would be no way to afford the “cheap food”
@John Are you dumb? Our GDP is very high, the second highest state GDP in fact. Public transport is useless because the state is so large. Nothing wrong with the education either. We also have the largest medical center in the world, along with cutting edge technology for treating cancer, etc. We have NASA, we have almost every fortune 500 oil company, and the list goes on. You need to focus on your brains and not Texas' you narcissist.
@John Texas has some pretty legit colleges and changing the public transportation in Texas is almost pointless, since there aren't many people who use it. Please don't lie through your teeth about us. Thanks!
Verlisify I kinda shed a tear during that moment. I was mostly envoys because that brisket.... but it was a happy tear as well, she looked like all was right in the world.
chickensaurusrex711 No no no, the country would not allow them to use 'western' utensils. They did teach them about it, however the word they used was a "pitchfork" rather than a "fork" to make it seem bad. Thus, they don't have much experience in the utensil. I don't quite understand your point?
Rather than a pitchfork, it'd be more accurate to call it a manure fork. "True pitchforks typically have only two or three tines, while manure forks have four or more tines"
Heck, after being stationed in South Korea for 3 years, coming back to the US and being given a fork and no option for a spoon and chopsticks felt really weird.
“Eating beef is enough to get you executed” Damn, that hits me in the feels. Sometimes we don’t know how good we got it. Never take anything for granted my friends🤙🏾
Exactly what I was thinking hearing their stories. It's so awesome to see them finally be able to experience something they've never had thats as simple as food choices.
@@buffy8021 They used to hate us purely because that's what they were raised to think. If nobody ever raised you to eat with a fork (and the only things you were taught about using a fork was negative), you wouldn't use one. Everything relates to experience. The difference is that they were taught other perspectives and that's just one mild comparison. That being said, we need to do the same in reverse. One culture can't just learn about another, it has to go both ways.
As an American, it's hard to express how good this video makes me feel. I love to see anyone experience good BBQ for the first time but then you add the fact that these people went most of their lives eating almost no meat and its just amazing to see.
I hear what you're saying. Everyone takes pride in their local food culture, so it always feels good to see other people being introduced to and liking your food culture. It's taking pride in sharing a part of your country and culture. It also feels good because America is mostly known as the fast food nation, so it's good to show people that there is more to American cuisine that McDonalds and KFC.
As an American, this video was very humbling. I'm glad I saw this now during quarantine instead of when it came out because I was honestly starting to get full of myself thinking about how much it sucks that I can't go out to my favorite BBQ joints right now. I'm kind of grateful this video was recommended because it put me in my place whilst also making me feel so happy for these people to be able to experience food I grew up with.
As you say, the socialists in the media and government have finally made your life similar to the oppression of a communist dictatorship. Which has been their goal for decades. It doesn't matter that Wal-Mart employees are still alive and well, proving that it's been safe for people to go to work the entire time, but you still have to stay home because the government says so.
@@Sixgunharlequin - do you understand that millions of Wal-Mart employees are still alive, even though they've been going to work every day while you were hiding at home afraid of germs? What about the employees at every gas station and grocery store? They go to work every day, and they're fine, which shows that your BBQ restaurant could've stayed open with similar results. Why can't you go to your favorite BBQ joint, if you can go to Wal-Mart? Because the media told you it's not safe, and the politicians told your BBQ joint they'd be arrested if they sold you BBQ. So when you compared your current situation to the horrors of North Korea, saying that your government-enforced loss of freedom makes you understand them, you were right. You're watching North Koreans doing something that you are not allowed to do. In North Korea, the government has complete control over what the people are allowed to do. Because the people don't have money or freedom, the government controls their lives. Socialists in our country have been working towards the same thing for over 60 years, and they're bragging on social media that Coronavirus is their victory. "I'm glad the lockdown shows that we can get universal basic income like we've been promoting for years." "I'm glad the lockdown is finally destroying capitalism." And the government also closed the churches, just like in other socialist takeovers from Cuba to China. Notice that states with Democrat governors have the strictest lockdowns and also the most coronavirus cases - partly because they ordered nursing homes to accept infected residents, which killed the other residents, which increased the numbers, which gave them a reason to tell you it wasn't safe to go outside, which convinced you to accept that your daily life could be stopped to a standstill whenever a politician says so. Thousands of weddings were cancelled, and people aren't allowed to go to their own grandmothers' funerals. Schools are closed, even though less than 1 out of every 10 Million children has gotten sick. The state of Maine has fewer than 50 coronavirus patients in hospitals, but over 100,000 people whose jobs have been closed by the government. This virus isn't fundamentally different from past viruses, so why is the response more drastic than anything in the history of the world? Logically it must not be about the virus itself. Why are the police arresting people for being outside alone? Being alone, it's impossible to infect anyone. But the police arrest the person, and the police aren't wearing masks, so they're willing to risk infection to increase government control. The priority isn't safety.
@@customsongmaker Its more contagious than most similar illnesses and has no treatment that has been shown to work. That in itself makes it fundamentally different. Grocery stores are working out because there are guidelines in place to limit how many people are around eachother at once. They have to stay open though because they're essential which isnt just a fancy word but is literally what they are. Without grocery stores or other food places able to deliver contact-free, people would not be able to eat. Someone not knowing the precautions put out by the businesses that have to stay open shows your ignorance and it's people with ignorance like yours that is reopening the country in the middle of the current peak rather than letting it run its course through the next peaks that will happen. That's how you make the spread if the virus worse than before.
@@Sixgunharlequin #1, 60 million Americans got H1N1 when Obama was President, and it killed more people, so you're the one who's ignorant about it being more contagious and more deadly. It's not. #2, Every Wal-Mart customer comes within 6 feet of the cashier, and then the cashier comes close to every other customer. Wal-Mart isn't any more essential than local small businesses that are forced to close. #3, Hydroxychloroquine is an effective treatment for over 90% of patients, but Democrat governors banned it without any medical or scientific justification. #4, social distancing was never supposed to decrease the number of people who get sick. The same number of people will get sick, but they wanted to "flatten the curve" and let you catch the virus next month instead of this month. So you're not saving anyone's lives, you're just patting yourself on the back while people die of thousands of other illnesses because most nurses have been laid off. You're actually bragging about shutting down doctor's offices and cancelling people's surgeries. You've actually just said that Wal-Mart is more essential than schools and doctors' offices and weddings and funerals. Have you stopped to ask yourself if maybe the media has tricked you into believing things that don't make sense?
I don't know how I got here, but I was smiling the whole time. The young girl who took a bite of that brisket killed me, that smile was one of the most wholesome things I've ever seen. Pls protect.
@@edwardkay3193 I doubt there's many American style bbq restaurants in SK, and idk if she is still in poverty because it did say she came over at 12, which is early enough for her to get into school and start learning to maybe go to college, depends on how NK primary education is i guess, although i don't see it as being anything stellar but maybe their low end education in things like math and language classes for writing are decent but are less good the higher you go. Even if she's poor she probably considers herself a millionaire compared to most others in NK.
Interviewie- “Why are those bigger than the rest of the bottles?” Me- “Because they’re from Texas.” Interviewer- “Because everything is bigger in Texas.”
@Danius Von Gailis Being big isn't the issue, its being on the border while one side of the isle dangles citizenship in front of them. It's sickening exploitation from liberals that will destroy the nation if they're allowed to succeed.
Hmm I have learned something in my 31 years on this earth, you can't trust anything, this could as well be propaganda. I don't trust my own neighbor though, they stole from me.
I find it interesting that South Koreans view the stereotypical North Korean as a "bad person". In the US, we tend to view them as starving, hard-working victims of a bad government, not bad themselves.
Sean Brass but it is understandable why they'd think that, during the Cold War Americans viewed Russians as evil communists, and Russians viewed us as the "capitalist pigs". It's just how rival countries see each other.
Lets give it up for our host who sat down and had multiple meals with the same meat and sauce just to treat these North Koreans to their first American meal.
I always tear up a little when seeing peoples' heartfelt reactions experiencing something different and new for the first time, especially when you see them excited about it. ❤️
they are raised polite because if they speak up they get killed. Simple as that. Raised in North Korea, you keep quiet or you die, so yes, they are quiet and polite.
When the Asian sauce boss looked at the camera and said "Everything is bigger in Texas" I fucking DIED! It's almost like he was peering into ever American's soul, giving a little wink and a nod!
I liked this video! I'm from Texas and it was a real honor to see them enjoy a good meal and friendly conversation with a friend! In Texas that's all we need!
@@DerPolygonianer I like how you threw in the popular phrase ''bigger is better'' at the end in reference to the correction of bigger/better in Texas. That little touch made it sound sincere rather than just correcting him. At least that's how I interpreted your comment. 👍👍👍
I am a sixth-generation Texan. I like BBQ sauces. I liked watching these people try BBQ and enjoy it. To me, it's best with the sides (potato salad, coleslaw and homestyle pinto beans---not from a can, some pickle and onion slices) with a slice of white bread, and a glass of iced tea, (sweet or unsweetened). You can't just eat too much meat with all that going on, either.
It warms my little Alabama heart to see people from all over the world getting the chance to try some good barbecue. If I ever go to Korea, I'm hittin up Gus's place.
@@sam-cs7ne man leave alabama alone it and florida (where I live) aint that bad! cajun food is amazing and everyone in the suburban areas is really friendly its only crazy in the big cities
MrJlink25 IKR! You have to watch "Asian Boss" videos about North Korean refugees, he appeared in every one of them (I think) and I don't know, his personality and the way he talks is just so cute and adorable (even tho I can clearly see that he's an adult and all but still)
I laughed when they showed the sauces on the table the Texas sauces were ginormous! We live up to it every time. Also I really enjoyed this video. It humbles me to see people enjoying the food that we take so much for granted. Thank you for this. Much love from Texas!
Awesome video. Nice to see BBQ that actually looks representative of American BBQ getting tried. All the extra effort it took is appreciated! The woman in red was really interesting. She said she visited the US a few times so I'm curious as to what she thought after being taught that we were evil her whole life.
Thanks for making this awesome video. I know I would certainly love to hear more about what it was like living in North Korea from them and what sort of difficulties/surprises they had adjusting to life once they got out.
@@MrFreebrowsing surely you aren't saying that sanctions are the main issue and that the current regime isn't? Serious question...I'd like to know your opinion on this.
The reactions of pure joy are something interesting to watch... It is amazing how people can be when they don't have alot of food and go somewhere that hands them a massive amount of food when they order and are shocked at how good it is. Makes you feel good when you see other people happy
"Why is this one (BBQ sauce) bigger than the rest?" "Because, everything is bigger in Texas." *Your damn right everything is bigger in Texas, I grew up there. Best state for BBQ.*
I was raised to eat everything on my plate. When I moved to Korea I almost died! The portions were too much. It was explained to me that if you cleaned your plate it meant you had a bad host, they did not give you enough. I learned to leave a little. Bringing food home though? Never. It would look bizarre, like you were homeless. There were several cultural differences like this that really took time for me to accept.
@@rexmundi3108 Man, I don't care if it's culturally unusual, waste isn't something I'm such a fan of. If you make a huge pot of pasta at home, you're not going to just throw it out once you get done with the supper. You put it in the fridge and bring it for lunch the next day, or you have it if the rest of your family wants a meal you don't like, or you just keep it for a while to eat if you get hungry at an unusual time. Why should it be any different at a restaurant?
It really did look as if she had been waiting her whole life for that moment... just to know what beef tastes like. Such genuine appreciation for food. Certainly a lovely moment and I don't know if there's anything in the world I could appreciate like that.
While there were a great many instances in this video where I was taken by their reaction, that moment struck me the most. The look of sheer joy on her face was priceless.
Me too. It breaks my heart to see people had to live on so little food & so little variety. And some still are. So, as much as it was great to see their reactions, it was also hard because you know why they'd never had much in the way of meat or variety in their diets. Bittersweet.
@@MasterGeekMX same here in Brazil. Kids at schools always dream about having lockers in their school lol, but it's just a silly thing because they see them in American movies.
When you live in as shitty as a place as North Korea, family/friends are all you have. They dont get things like RUclips, video games, or shit like that to relax with. The lady said how little meat they got to eat, so its understandable thatd they would be very thin or unhealthy. If youre always hungry, you dont have anything else to help keep your mind off of it, besides talking to and leaning on those in the same position as you.
North Koreans are not stupid, many of them know that their government is full of shit, but they have to keep quiet because complaining can have very serious consequences.
Oh my Goodness. Can we just pause to acknowledge how truly sweet they all are? They are so earnest and thoughtful. I don't know. Maybe I'm a crybaby, but their innocent delight in something that can be so mundane to us had me in tears🥺. Watching their delight gave me the same feeling I get when I give my son a gift I know he really wants💓.
One of the most eye opening videos i've seen on youtube. The insights gained from watching this are invaluable. You guys do amazing work. This is really great stuff. I'm very impressed. This really made an impression on me. Some of the best content on RUclips. You guys combine fun and culture and social issues into a really cohesive video. I salute you.
and to think all the moronic liberals who voted Hillary burning the American flag like spoiled brats over here want communism like North Korea getting woke as fuck watching this video realizing how horrible communism is LOL
this might sound ignorant... but i find it fascinating that something we take for granted brought them so much joy hahaha, just the reactions on their faces put a big smile on my face for some reason
I too was smiling, it was both endearing and humbling to see something that is often taken for granted bring such reactions.. I must thank my cat for hijacking the video I was watching and somehow getting this one to play when I briefly left the room. 😁
It's always great, seeing them so happy trying what other countries normally eat. Sure they may come from a totalitarian dictatorship, but they are very lucky people, because if they didn't flee from North Korea, they wouldn't ever get to try anything like this. I am so proud of their bravery, and I'm prouder of them at least willing to try new foods. The truth is that travelling opens your mind. I met people when I was in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, and they appreciated me at least trying new foods, and let me tell you, a lot of the stuff they eat is just delicious! Kaya Toast, Bakso and Sate Padang are some of my favourites.
I don't take it for granted. I don't know how spoiled you are, but I don't get high end ribs, etc., all of the time, and so every time I do eat that stuff, I'm making the same face they are. Ribs, steak, crab, lobster are once or twice a year things for me. They definitely are not taken for granted.
MOE FRITZ and huge ass GMO foods. USA is corrupted with meat, dairy, eggs farmed from animals treated with hormones. The vegan foods are GMOs so farmers can get more profits. Such a sad reality 😔🇺🇸💉🍖🍗🍼💱💲💰💸
Breaks my heart for them... "Never had anything to go with mustard". :'( I wish them prosperity, the North Korean people. I wish them freedom from fear and want.
As an American, it makes me smile so big seeing this. We can’t take away the pain they suffered in NK but I’m very happy that we can bring them smiles from our food.
"The first thing that comes to mind: That's why Americans gain weight". You my friend are not wrong. Put some good bbq in front of me, and I can't stop eating it until it's gone.
The difference (i think) if you did the same with say, a Scandinav.. most of our food would not be stuffed full of artificial chemicals and such.. Yea, we both would (eventually) end up fatter than a barrel.. but i would (most likely) still be healthier than you..
And an equal petition to send every lover of communism to North Korea, including communist-leaning socialists, to eat dogs and send in rations of fur. Seriously. I have no idea why anyone would support ideologies that have proven time and time again to lead to destruction.
Honestly we should treat them as former slaves and give them complete re-education. I feel so badly for them and when I start making 65K+ here in a year or two, I will help them out however I can. Who is harder working than a person who is completely new to the world. North Koreans are so capable and motivated, they are the perfect employees with just a bit of training.
To be fair, some local supermarkets in other countries also don't have mustard because the local cuisine doesn't use it. Like Indonesia, for example. Okay but I know that the original comment meant it as a joke lol
@@taniamanik2012 No, the original commenter was quoting the woman in red. What's the point of having mustard there if there's nothing you could eat with mustard.
When Rachel’s eyes lit up as she tasted the brisket my heart died a little... she’s that old when she first tasted her brisket and I’m only 21 but whenever I feel like eating a brisket I’d just pull up to my nearest steakhouse...
is a brisket (not as a type of cut but a dish) a Jewish cuisine or have any ties? I ask because Howard on Big Bang Theory always makes reference to his mom making briskets in association to his Jewish heritage.
@@mikeota67 yeah, its about the only thing Jews have in common with the US :D but at least they agree on the most deliciously meaty and juicy dish ever. In my personal opinion, Americans have perfected it though
thats life. dont feel bad you get to have something. feel good they can enjoy it now as well. and condemn NK for what they are doing to their own people
I love how the interviewer just looked at the camera and said, "everything is bigger in Texas" I'm not even from Texas and I knew exactly what he was going to say
To know that these sweet people are forced to hate us and have it so hard in their home country is tough. I would like to see the North Korean people liberated in my lifetime so we can show them all a good time like this.
jayrush01 well the entire people completely believe we are the bad guys and will do anything to prevent there downfall so of course we are gonna go over there and kill some commies
jayrush01 Who told you Trump thinks they're evil? You're falling for the same shit that they're forced to learn... Only difference is you have the actualy abitility and resources to research instead of only believing propoganda... Stfu dolt. If you can't properly educate yourself then you should have no right to share your dim witted ideas.
MSM is controlled by the Leaders that are in league with Kim jong Un why should we listen to their propaganda. The media needs to be held liable to their Propaganda and incitement to violence they broadcast 24/7.
I'm a southerner in the US and I can't adequately put into words how much I love this video. I'm so happy they got to try some real American food and even more happy that they liked it!
@@paulkim9828 Australia is a good contender, as well, but that's about it. Pretty sure it's because AUS and USA are the two countries with the most room suitable and available for meat production per capita. IIRC, the folk down-under actually eat a couple pounds more meat yearly, on average, than Americans, and Americans are like 10-15 pounds more than third place.
@The Over-Aggressive Pacifist One of the reasons, yeah. I've also realized that Australia is basically this weird combination of California and Texas, but dialed up to 11. Mega Texafornia, if you will.
yes because other countries lifestyles can't possibly have addiction. addictive isn't even part of their life in SK. was invented by the founding fathers duh.
@@konstantin3374 "Noone is addicted to starvation" No one* Cases of starvation in the United States are virtually non-existent. "fear of being shot" Eh, no. There are on average ~30,000 gun deaths in the United States annually. • 65% of those deaths are by suicide which would never be prevented by gun laws • 15% are by law enforcement in the line of duty and justified • 17% are through criminal activity, gang and drug related or mentally ill persons - gun violence • 3% are accidental discharge deaths So technically, "gun violence" is not 30,000 annually, but drops to 5,100. Still too many? Well, first, how are those deaths spanned across the nation? • 480 homicides (9.4%) were in Chicago • 344 homicides (6.7%) were in Baltimore • 333 homicides (6.5%) were in Detroit • 119 homicides (2.3%) were in Washington D.C. (a 54% increase over prior years) 25% of all gun crime happens in just 4 cities. All 4 of those cities have strict gun laws, so it is not the lack of law that is the root cause. Educate yourself.
This touched my heart. I hope that one day Korea will be United. I'm so happy that they enjoyed the food. From my family to yours we send you will wishes and support
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-12 Bones (Blueberry chipotle sauce was Good Morning America’s sauce of the year): tiny.cc/12bones
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-Rudys (A sauce even Texans like) - tiny.cc/rudysbbq
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-North Korean Military Stories: Being a Female Soldier: tiny.cc/NK_MS_female_soldiers
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Digitalsoju TV I'll let you guys know if I can provide some Spanish subtitles for you (if I get to have some free time this week). I'd be delighted to help. :)
Well I can translate English to Chinese(Traditional) for ya.
Yes that'd be great. I need some sleep first, but I'll get those docs up in the morning. Thank you for your interest!
i could translate english to french ...
I can translate to Bahasa Melayu
The lady in red seems like that cool woman in your apartment building that will randomly bring you food cause she made too much, and who you invite in for coffee or tea just to listen to her talk about her life for hours!
But also the lady that's dead honest and tells you when you've gained weight or have an ugly girlfriend 😂
Vic Wunder i lived in an apartment building a couple years ago as a teen, and this wonderful filipino lady would always bring me food when she made too much, it was the best part of living there
I strive to be this kind of neighbor, as I love cooking and baking
Oh yeah, but also who could roast you if the time was right, like the was that nice older woman who busts your ball lol
@@ashleyelisa4460 My mother did this whenever she knew college students were around.
She was always impressed and wanted to show gratitude to the generation to succeed
as it was an opportunity she never got, but is eternally grateful for where she is because of them and their freedom!
I cried. I pray for all those people in North Korea that one day they will be free to enjoy the simple wonders of the world we all take for granted.
R Graham I pray they will see the friends, family once again, and freely visit their hometown.
TMD SB None of that will happen, and the DPRK isn't going down any time soon.
R Graham amen brother
Kristopher Brewer most likely Russia, North Korea is Russia stronghold, it was stabilized in the Cold War, and South Korea is an American stronghold, China has little saying there.
R Graham I n v a d e the N O R T H
1,000,000 times better than any one of Buzzfeed's videos.
and that's fuckin' saying something.
ISIS beheading videos are well edited and come in 4k sometimes so yeah that's true. (Not a terrorist)
Ducktective I don't like buzzfeed but I have to disagree, just because you hate them doesn't mean every single one of their videos suck. They have some good ones, you just have to look.
Ducktective agreed!
Ducktective Never seen any of their content but I'll be sure to avoid them.
"The sauce dilutes the flavor, you can't really taste the smoke"
You're right. damn. right. A good brisket doesn't need sauce.
affirmative!
Can I get an Amen to that statement!
Look at her face; her first bite of brisket was truly a foodgasm.
Facts, a tender brisket hits so hard on its own. If I’m putting sauce on my brisket it’s either dry or has something off with it
I like a little vinegar on my brisket. Counters the fat. No too much, though.
Nobody really said anything about the host. He did a really good job in my opinion, he still had his own personality and input, but he mainly drew out the character of each guest. Props to him!
kimjongillest Agreed 👍👍👍
Yea he did a great job
For sure. Great host.
kimjongillest He was excellent. I know I'll look for more of his work.
kimjongillest Steve is such a great host... You gotta check out Asian Boss if you haven't already, he does good videos tho.
“This is why Americans gain weight”
YOU RIGHT
I let out the ugliest laugh
I like your honesty
but when we say the opposite you fucks go apeshit about it and calling us overweight
America has an extremely large diversity of food types from all over the world. I have yet to try them all but have found so many I would gladly travel for to try again
Same😂
Jay I’m ok with being a fat bitch goddamn it good is good
As a fellow Texan, and one who smokes brisket, That look on her face when she took a bite of brisket....that was enough to make this Texas boy cry. And when she said she prefered NO SAUCE on her brisket....it made this Texas boy weep. She truly is.......AN HONORARY TEXAN!!
levithan9 same
I kind of feel like seeing those reactions is what motivates chefs around the world.
I cheered out loud when they said it would be Rudy's bbq haha
Brisket Texan brothers
I’m not Texan but I’m also in the “no sauce on my bbq” camp. Good meat stands on it’s own, only way I’ll put sauce on it is if I’m making a sandwich
As a proud Texan, I shed a tear when this GREAT pitmaster explained the concept of "everything is bigger in Texas"
.....except football and bbq! Those 2 are better n KANSAS CITY! Bigger dont mean sh!t!
@@aaronpatterson2369 Don't know about that one man, and my dad is from KC. From Texas though, and the cowboys definitely suck. I will admit, I am a sucker for my dad's gates sauce burnt ends, though. Wyandotte BBQ ribs and fries are among my favorites I've ever had
@@aaronpatterson2369 football has only been big in KC since Mahomes got drafted tbh. In Texas, its deep rooted like basketball is in Indiana
As a proud American I hate to burst your bubble , "not everything is bigger in Texas". Lots of great things about Texas from what I have seen. BBQ is one of them.
@@aaronpatterson2369 The Kansas City Chiefs were originally a Dallas football team. Just sayin'.
"thats why americans gain weight" i laughed so hard.
yes my friend, yes.
The same guy said a minute latter, man this is kind of addicting.!!!
If they just ate real Italian food instead of Olive Garden, they would eat the same amount of calories and stay healthy :D
hehehehehehe sooooooooooo truuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Nah, it's because they add loads of shit to their food. Eating good quality BBQ just gets you strong. It's all the sugar and additives.
Well, notice the one lady that's been to America a few times was a bit on the plump side :)
"everything is bigger in texas" he looked so excited to be able to say that haha
I mean it is lol. They should try Whataburger next!
Yeah Texas likes to be flamboyant haha
Nicholas Garza whataburger is the best fast food burger place ever, Californians don’t @ me with your in and out.
Gavin Shaw go Texas!
I died when he said that lol
Two things in this video :
- it's impossible not to smile
- it's impossible not to be hungry
Learn my technique:
Eat while seeing videos of people eating
@@idkusername4106 The exact same food ?
@@oxo8461 a food that you like (just to not be too hungry)
@@idkusername4106 True but I would cry over my crisps while seeing these beautiful plates XD
@@oxo8461 no 😂 sometimes I do that too
You can literally see their hearts melting when they tried the brisket, this makes me happy on all levels
“American spy gains information from North Korean escapees by bribing them with brisket”
😂
Just wait until they try Chick-Fil-A
Not a bad tactic
The mans is a genius
Cade Rippee chick fil a cant even compare to what they ate.
Omg Rachel's face when she first tried brisket was so precious.
Imagine never getting to eat meat and then having your first brisket
Bog Meat I wish I could take my first bite of brisket again lmao
@@dragonsember Absolutely, office I work in has a few Chinese immigrants, they always ask the boss so they can try more things.
@@752reaper It must be quite an experience, suddenly having so much freedom and access to things you wouldn't have been able to comprehend.
She lit up
That woman's face when she tried the brisket... my heart melted!
Onihikage ikr I would marry that bitch
9:20
Same 😣
Imagine seeing her face when she first ate all she wanted when she escaped.
Onihikage i died as soon as the guy after showed up saying the same thing with a straight face LOL
"best BBQ in America!"
North korean guy: "its a little dry"
LoL
Damn when N.Koreans are calling youre food dry you fucked up lol 🤣
It’s because they didn’t get the pulled pork from Texas. Even mainstream places like rudys makes some of the juiciest pulled pork man. My mouth is yeehawin just thinkin about it.
I'm from Maryland and this video made me so fucking proud to be an American.
Everyone knows the best barbecue is made in the backyard.
I'm assuming it's usually served already sauced, and they got it without sauce just for this video. I'm also assuming they only put a little sauce on their portion to be polite, when it's supposed to be slathered on. Just sayin
I thought this was a buzzfeed video then I enjoyed it and knew it wasn't
bahahahahaha
coolboy10439 😂
coolboy10439 literally the only good videos on BuzzFeed have Eugene in them. 😂😂😂
exactly what phil D said.
coolboy10439 Yep, now buzzfeed is just a bunch of feminist bullshit.
damn when the lady wearing the red shirt started talking about how north koreans can often be mistaken as bad people, it was kind of heart breaking. you just know she, and the others, have been through some serious shit.
Yeah, listening to her talk about when it is okay to be a cow was just inconceivable... Very moving video. I eat beef at least once per week (incoming heart attack RIP)
@@Ryokishine Beef once per week is considered less than average in America man. With the amount of cheap fast food we have, yeah, beef is eaten on average 3-4 times per week for the standard american. Mostly ground beef
@@Ryokishine depends how you eat it
ནꦎ༩꧞ꦫꦍ As an American, I believe it’s because we consume a lot of beef on average compared to other countries. If I drive 5 minutes from my house there is a McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Arby’s all located next to each other. We typically eat beef at the very least twice a week.
I really liked the woman in the red. She is so wise and I could listen to her story’s for a long time. I loved that she was so grateful and kind.
Can we be related ? Lol Im nowhere related to Asian but honestly I'd visit her all the time if she was where I lived
You mean you could read her story for a long time
She has been on on a TV show in the US. I don't remember which one though.
：０
Her last line was the hope that the Koreas could be unified so that all could try BBQ. That's very profound and I also think I could listen to her all day. :)
"Why is this bottle bigger than the rest?"
Me: "Is it from Texas?"
It was, indeed, from Texas. LOL.
Hellllll ya brother! Yeehaw!
As soon he brought up the size I was legit thinking "Everything is bigger in Texas" 😅😂
@BJJ Fiend As a Texan, I agree and take pride in that so thank you 😎👍
Hope you enjoy it here!
I mean, there are Texas flags above it
do you think we are joking when we say everything is bigger in texas?
When the lady at the end talked about wasting food and taking leftovers home, I completely get that. I feel terrible whenever I throw any food away. And I take the leftovers home as well. I don't give a shit if I'm at the nicest steakhouse on the planet, I am taking my damn leftovers home with me.
yeh same my family will take stuff home. even if we have just a tiny bit of something like rice after being at a chinese restaurant or a bit of sauce after being at an indian one, we always pack it up and then add it to a later meal :) never waste food
bonus story: when i was in elementary school, my mom helped out with halfday classroom lunches. once she saw someone throw away a full untouched apple and got really upset and told me about it later and how inexplicably wasteful it was
@@isabelv483 No one cares.
@@alext8020 Apparantly you cared enough to comment.
On the rare occasion I order out, It usually takes me 3 meals to finish a dish. BTW I only eat in a restaurant about twice a year, as people that I eat with are commenting about how little I eat.
Fuck off edgy bitch
Taking leftovers home in America is common. People would more likely look at you as wasteful if you had left more than a few bites of food. That is why restaurants have so many to go boxes and bags. Take it home and eat it for dinner the next night. That is also something people don't understand about American portion sizes, we also like to take it home and have it for lunch or dinner the next day too :)
It's not just leftovers (which is common in South Korea too), but like literally everything. Korean cuisine has a lot of side dishes (banchan) and almost nobody takes that home, so that's why people looked at her crazy. It's not the same thing as putting a burger and fries in a to-go box.
So if someone had an unfinished steak that is ok to take home, but you're talking more about taking the free buns home too? Is that how I am understanding this?
it actually is making me laugh, cause I can't help thinking about people who go to hotel rooms and take all the soaps and shampoos in the room with them too lol
have you ever eaten at a korean restaurant before? they usually give like a dozen small side dishes for free to eat with your meal, it'd be unusual to take them home since they're small.
No I haven't, there are not any places that are close to me, so I have had to cook my own korean food at home. However now that you mention it, I have seen the amount of side dishes sometimes, so I guess I understand how it is different. I still would probably throw it all in a box and take it home though LOL. Waste not want not ;)
Devin google banchan or copy and paste this 반찬 into google image search to get an idea.
"That's why Americans gain weight."
I've never felt so proud of my fat.
*Hugs self*
You shouldn't be proud the US is an anomaly and the world doesn't not have the resources to replicate in the rest of the world your fattening farting way of life
@Dfg Sdfg I hear you but they weren't 300 hundred millions in a wasteful industrialized country, most of those peasant died relatively young for our standards and child dead was a common affliction, I can stock up more arguments against your peasant analogy but I think you can get the point
Geo Nif Gahaha you act as if your society is of perfection. Human behavior is a matter of circumstance, and I assure you any society being put in our position would likely be similar in nature. Just imagine your country as diverse as the US culturally and ethnically, these problem of obesity, opposing parties, flawed democracy, power projection, etc... is nearly because they were either given the opportunity, or happened to be the ones where it most likely would have happened.
Gotta remember we citizens of the states are from Europeans. And those Europeans absolutely fucked over the native population and have done so much blasphemy ever since the beginning of civilization.
So if you are trying to compare, you are just embarrassing yourself. Comparing populations is a nasty and irresponsible thing to do. Don’t think you are any better then us because you don’t have x problem or such, we are all equal in the general sense of humanity. But media loves to brainwash people into thinking Americans are some type of disgrace or terrible people. You just like to prioritize ours, as we could just as easily prioritize yours, and make fun of your society and blast on your problems as easily as you can blast on ours. Keep in mind everyone from the old world are “Americans,” (since we aren’t truly “Americans”) so you are really just making fun of yourself, stop being a damn hypocrite.
@@Xavier-ty4jw I think we live on a big alien tesicle
@@Xavier-ty4jw Well if other countries weren't Socialist with Dictators ruling them, YOU'D have the same life we do.
As an American, this was humbling to watch. The joy in one girls face with the first taste of brisket was amazing to watch. I would love to go out to dinner or have any of these folks over. Great content!
As a Native Texan, I am very proud to see that my state's bottle is the largest on the table.
Was raised on Rudy's growing up and now live out of state. I make it a point to eat there at least once every time I visit home. Made me smile watching this!
As a Texan i smiled seeing our bottles being bigger and said of course they did
Same
As korean, having Taxas og bbq in local is in my wishlist
Before I moved to Austin, I worked at the Rudy's commissary (this was back in 2002 - 2004 or so) offa I-10 north of San Antonio (out by La Cantera and the Dominion) - where we made all the brisket, chicken, turkey, beans, cream corn, and so on. I was hired by Doc Hollywood despite showing up an hour late - nicest guy I ever met (and worked with), and didn't hold it against me that I was covered in tire dirt because I'd had a flat tire on the way there and had to change it.
Best part of working there was the food. And even on my off days I'd comp pulled brisket (came with a loaf of bread) and sides for me and my friends, almost every week. Food was great (assume still is). Still remember how to make it all (and do when I BBQ).
''When it comes to food, I think it's better to eat things together.'' Wise words my friend
Dank Bleach that was prob my fav part. It is so true haha I'm doing a BBQ today as well. ❤ I'll be thinking about that when I'm shoving my face wity food lolol
Dank Bleach Mamika!!!!! Re:Creators! If anyone has seen that show this anime season
that dude made me sad, like they all have experienced terrible things but he still doesnt seem too adjusted
I think Mamika said it's best to eat together with someone... she was just making instant curry. Also we're veering off topic now xD
Snova Yeah 😂
The only true neutral zone anywhere on earth is the dinner table.
victoria indeed
Drunken Panda not at Olive Garden
Say that to my family on thanksgivings…
Not on Thanksgiving Dinner, that's for sure...
Drunken Panda tell that to rob stark
It breaks my heart hearing of their hardships but it warms my heart like no other seeing them enjoy our imports
I was going to like this reply but you already had 69 like, well done.
@@Panzer_ze_tank ok ok.. lets hide this part of us till they have been here 10 years.
This video really made me smile. When the guy said he felt honored for trying the new alabama sauce i almost got teary eyed. Makes me realize i take a lot for granted.
Edith Rosas Me too!!
They actually had a great sens of humour despite all they went through
Edith Rosas hey shawty
yeah I seem to have gotten something in my eye
It's crazy how much we Americans take for granted
Their reactions to Brisket should automatically earn them American citizenship.
Indeed! lol
Especially the skinnier woman... her reaction was adorable...
I totally agree
Agreed
You can never go wrong with a well made brisket. Perfection.
**turns to camera**
_"Everything's bigger in Texas."_
I heard a resounding "hell yeah" from the other side of the country, every viewer in Texas watching at the same exact moment
damn right
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
/ Snow I definitely said “hell yeah brother”
When he said why its bigger, i (without hesitation) said:BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS, YEEYEE
I’ve never been to Texas but just as an American I was proud af to hear that 😂
Her reaction at 9:24 is so adorable and heartwarming. Good brisket still gets me like that, so I can't even imagine how incredible of an experience that was for her.
I love everyone's reaction to the beef ribs! Awesome.
"I mean, we risked our lives to come here just so we could have a bowl of rice. Then I realized this was a different world."
Oof. Who's cutting the onions?😭
This video is lying, i just saw a video where it is shown north korean street food and it was pork at a very cheap price
And the woman was talking about how she disliked all the wasted food in restaurants and that is why she said this is a very different world, in a negative way and i do agree, capitalism doesn't care about wasting food despite poor people starving of hungry
The freaking ninjas right behind us
@@zarzamora9240 you are actually stupid
Zarza Mora I mean tho how is this specifically capitalism’s fault I’m not too educated on how everything works like capalism and communism but it’s the people that waste the food I’m not sure how switching to communism or socialism would change that also you must remember North Korean is cheap in U.S dollars but North Koreans have little way of making money and most jobs in North Korea don’t pay much if anything so there would be no way to afford the “cheap food”
"Why is this bottle bigger than the rest?"
Here is comes....
"everything is bigger in Texas"
YAAAAAS
@John Are you dumb? Our GDP is very high, the second highest state GDP in fact. Public transport is useless because the state is so large. Nothing wrong with the education either. We also have the largest medical center in the world, along with cutting edge technology for treating cancer, etc. We have NASA, we have almost every fortune 500 oil company, and the list goes on. You need to focus on your brains and not Texas' you narcissist.
@John
Texas has some pretty legit colleges and changing the public transportation in Texas is almost pointless, since there aren't many people who use it.
Please don't lie through your teeth about us.
Thanks!
@John Well howdy partner, you sound a lil' salty ayy?
@John Best to keep your mouth shut and have everyone think you're a fool than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
LOL!!
The young girls face with the brisket is the face of pure joy
>dad
EleGiggle
Verlisify What could she have been thinking?
That made me smile and broke my heart at the same time.
Verlisify it's perfect. i watched that moment 5 times.
Verlisify
I kinda shed a tear during that moment. I was mostly envoys because that brisket.... but it was a happy tear as well, she looked like all was right in the world.
I live 12 minutes away from 12 bones i love bbq I am so glad that the great taste of American bbq can be shared with different cultures.
Next time you're there tell them you saw the video. They're great people!
I gained three pounds just watching this video of wonderful food.
A lot of foreigners have a hard time trying to eat food with chopsticks for the first time, it's interesting to see it the other way around
chickensaurusrex711 No no no, the country would not allow them to use 'western' utensils. They did teach them about it, however the word they used was a "pitchfork" rather than a "fork" to make it seem bad. Thus, they don't have much experience in the utensil. I don't quite understand your point?
Rather than a pitchfork, it'd be more accurate to call it a manure fork.
"True pitchforks typically have only two or three tines, while manure forks have four or more tines"
blisteringberries lmao...im asian i cant use chopstick...its just a personal thing i guess......
chickensaurusrex711 Of course they were taught that; it's not like the farmers are out there plowing 40 acres with a couple pool cues.
Heck, after being stationed in South Korea for 3 years, coming back to the US and being given a fork and no option for a spoon and chopsticks felt really weird.
I feel like that wowan in red has A LOT of interesting stories to tell!
Dee Ca.
Thus why she went to America to give lectures..
Wait, the lady in the orange (or red), right?
Agreed. She defected at 31 and was part of the North Korean military. She definitely would know the in's and outs of what went down.
I wonder if the producers told her that the brisket she was eating was the toughest cut of meat in a cow.
She's an amazing human. She's been tortured and has scars to prove it. She's tried to escape north korea numerous times n finally succeeded
I cried when she talked about her story on TV.
“Eating beef is enough to get you executed”
Damn, that hits me in the feels. Sometimes we don’t know how good we got it. Never take anything for granted my friends🤙🏾
Exactly what I was thinking hearing their stories. It's so awesome to see them finally be able to experience something they've never had thats as simple as food choices.
I totally agree with you
Lmfao, yeah dude eating meat is a privileged. Major sarcasm for the slow ones.
John what are you on about?
@John Your sarcasm is hilarious. But just in case if you were serious you are delusional.
Steve is a class act, a true gentleman. I admire his respect and kindness to these amazing people.
These young people were so refreshingly humble. I will never forget it. The world has promise as long as these young people live in its present.
Yes because they know that they could have it much worse. Most young people dont know and dont even know what being humble and being grateful is..
Mike Jardin but they use to hate us lol
@@buffy8021 They used to hate us purely because that's what they were raised to think.
If nobody ever raised you to eat with a fork (and the only things you were taught about using a fork was negative), you wouldn't use one. Everything relates to experience.
The difference is that they were taught other perspectives and that's just one mild comparison.
That being said, we need to do the same in reverse. One culture can't just learn about another, it has to go both ways.
I loved the middle aged former soldier woman. She was living her best life and wanted new experiences!
She kinda reminds me of a Korean version of my mom!
I would marry her haha
Are you and some buddies looking to swipe right and run a train on her or something?
@@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593 She would break me in half and I would love every second of it. That is one badass lady
manirehatetangerines 😂😂
As an American, it's hard to express how good this video makes me feel. I love to see anyone experience good BBQ for the first time but then you add the fact that these people went most of their lives eating almost no meat and its just amazing to see.
Right? That joyous expression she gives after she took the bite of brisket is so much more powerful knowing where she came from.
I hear what you're saying. Everyone takes pride in their local food culture, so it always feels good to see other people being introduced to and liking your food culture. It's taking pride in sharing a part of your country and culture. It also feels good because America is mostly known as the fast food nation, so it's good to show people that there is more to American cuisine that McDonalds and KFC.
@@alexgomorykeisler3800 I 100% agree with your statement. That said, I had KFC for dinner tonight.
Yes. It’s very gratifying.
Yes, on paper BBQ looks okay but really really good BBQ is almost a religious experience.
As an American, this video was very humbling. I'm glad I saw this now during quarantine instead of when it came out because I was honestly starting to get full of myself thinking about how much it sucks that I can't go out to my favorite BBQ joints right now. I'm kind of grateful this video was recommended because it put me in my place whilst also making me feel so happy for these people to be able to experience food I grew up with.
As you say, the socialists in the media and government have finally made your life similar to the oppression of a communist dictatorship. Which has been their goal for decades. It doesn't matter that Wal-Mart employees are still alive and well, proving that it's been safe for people to go to work the entire time, but you still have to stay home because the government says so.
@@customsongmaker Didnt understand most of your comment other than the ignorant finish to it claiming it's safe to be out when it's not.
@@Sixgunharlequin - do you understand that millions of Wal-Mart employees are still alive, even though they've been going to work every day while you were hiding at home afraid of germs? What about the employees at every gas station and grocery store? They go to work every day, and they're fine, which shows that your BBQ restaurant could've stayed open with similar results.
Why can't you go to your favorite BBQ joint, if you can go to Wal-Mart? Because the media told you it's not safe, and the politicians told your BBQ joint they'd be arrested if they sold you BBQ.
So when you compared your current situation to the horrors of North Korea, saying that your government-enforced loss of freedom makes you understand them, you were right. You're watching North Koreans doing something that you are not allowed to do.
In North Korea, the government has complete control over what the people are allowed to do. Because the people don't have money or freedom, the government controls their lives. Socialists in our country have been working towards the same thing for over 60 years, and they're bragging on social media that Coronavirus is their victory. "I'm glad the lockdown shows that we can get universal basic income like we've been promoting for years." "I'm glad the lockdown is finally destroying capitalism."
And the government also closed the churches, just like in other socialist takeovers from Cuba to China. Notice that states with Democrat governors have the strictest lockdowns and also the most coronavirus cases - partly because they ordered nursing homes to accept infected residents, which killed the other residents, which increased the numbers, which gave them a reason to tell you it wasn't safe to go outside, which convinced you to accept that your daily life could be stopped to a standstill whenever a politician says so.
Thousands of weddings were cancelled, and people aren't allowed to go to their own grandmothers' funerals. Schools are closed, even though less than 1 out of every 10 Million children has gotten sick. The state of Maine has fewer than 50 coronavirus patients in hospitals, but over 100,000 people whose jobs have been closed by the government.
This virus isn't fundamentally different from past viruses, so why is the response more drastic than anything in the history of the world? Logically it must not be about the virus itself. Why are the police arresting people for being outside alone? Being alone, it's impossible to infect anyone. But the police arrest the person, and the police aren't wearing masks, so they're willing to risk infection to increase government control. The priority isn't safety.
@@customsongmaker Its more contagious than most similar illnesses and has no treatment that has been shown to work. That in itself makes it fundamentally different. Grocery stores are working out because there are guidelines in place to limit how many people are around eachother at once. They have to stay open though because they're essential which isnt just a fancy word but is literally what they are. Without grocery stores or other food places able to deliver contact-free, people would not be able to eat. Someone not knowing the precautions put out by the businesses that have to stay open shows your ignorance and it's people with ignorance like yours that is reopening the country in the middle of the current peak rather than letting it run its course through the next peaks that will happen. That's how you make the spread if the virus worse than before.
@@Sixgunharlequin #1, 60 million Americans got H1N1 when Obama was President, and it killed more people, so you're the one who's ignorant about it being more contagious and more deadly. It's not.
#2, Every Wal-Mart customer comes within 6 feet of the cashier, and then the cashier comes close to every other customer. Wal-Mart isn't any more essential than local small businesses that are forced to close.
#3, Hydroxychloroquine is an effective treatment for over 90% of patients, but Democrat governors banned it without any medical or scientific justification.
#4, social distancing was never supposed to decrease the number of people who get sick. The same number of people will get sick, but they wanted to "flatten the curve" and let you catch the virus next month instead of this month. So you're not saving anyone's lives, you're just patting yourself on the back while people die of thousands of other illnesses because most nurses have been laid off.
You're actually bragging about shutting down doctor's offices and cancelling people's surgeries. You've actually just said that Wal-Mart is more essential than schools and doctors' offices and weddings and funerals. Have you stopped to ask yourself if maybe the media has tricked you into believing things that don't make sense?
I don't know how I got here, but I was smiling the whole time.
The young girl who took a bite of that brisket killed me, that smile was one of the most wholesome things I've ever seen. Pls protect.
I loved that she was given the title of "Honorary Texan."
Agreed 100%
But she's been there for 9 years. Find it hard to believe she hasn't tried some. Still in poverty perhaps.
@@edwardkay3193 I doubt there's many American style bbq restaurants in SK, and idk if she is still in poverty because it did say she came over at 12, which is early enough for her to get into school and start learning to maybe go to college, depends on how NK primary education is i guess, although i don't see it as being anything stellar but maybe their low end education in things like math and language classes for writing are decent but are less good the higher you go. Even if she's poor she probably considers herself a millionaire compared to most others in NK.
And she had the right brisket instincts too. :D
Interviewie- “Why are those bigger than the rest of the bottles?”
Me- “Because they’re from Texas.”
Interviewer- “Because everything is bigger in Texas.”
Danius Von Gailis I live in Georgia lmao and I’m also not a republican
@Danius Von Gailis Being big isn't the issue, its being on the border while one side of the isle dangles citizenship in front of them. It's sickening exploitation from liberals that will destroy the nation if they're allowed to succeed.
@@RedHeadNdProud I live in Georgia too. Lot of Koreans here. What part you from? I live in Duluth and attend Georgia State University
Joseph Chung Marietta here! Duluth is suuuper pretty from what I’ve seen, I’ve gone to a couple concerts there.
@Danius Von Gailis Not the place or time for that bro.
Omg Rachel’s face and reaction after taking that first bite of brisket is so wholesome 🥺
The way they say “wooow” after seeing the big rib being served to them almost brought a tear to my eye.
same, i really like these interviews with north koreans gives insight on the crazy country they were under
I said wow too, and I’m from the US. Props to an impressive piece of meat.
Same
Hmm I have learned something in my 31 years on this earth, you can't trust anything, this could as well be propaganda. I don't trust my own neighbor though, they stole from me.
I find it interesting that South Koreans view the stereotypical North Korean as a "bad person". In the US, we tend to view them as starving, hard-working victims of a bad government, not bad themselves.
Well we are technically still at war. Our parents' generation were taught that communists are demonlike people with horns and hooves.
I'm your parents generation and never heard that.
In S.Korea
Sean Brass but it is understandable why they'd think that, during the Cold War Americans viewed Russians as evil communists, and Russians viewed us as the "capitalist pigs". It's just how rival countries see each other.
Jeonghaya, I grew up in S Korea during the 60s and 70s.
Lets give it up for our host who sat down and had multiple meals with the same meat and sauce just to treat these North Koreans to their first American meal.
As a pure bred American I can guaran-damn-tee you that we would sit through that any day of the week. Can never eat too much smoked meat.
A true hero
I'd take one for the team too!!!!
@@wanderinwolf3804 as a texan i concur, im so hungry right now after watching this lol
I think anyone would take that hit.
I always tear up a little when seeing peoples' heartfelt reactions experiencing something different and new for the first time, especially when you see them excited about it. ❤️
These people are so polite and classy, amazing.
I must learn from them haha
they are raised polite because if they speak up they get killed. Simple as that. Raised in North Korea, you keep quiet or you die, so yes, they are quiet and polite.
wrong. Asians in general are more respectful.
Asians are people and Asians have culture.
That's why I said "general".
"I like brisket without sauce"
Texans: YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWW
As a non-American I don't understand this comment. Is it good that the brisket is without sauce or with?
-Spartan_ 3- as a Texan, we appreciate that she recognized how good the brisket was without sauce. Although its not completely terrible to like sauce.
@@Swordatmidnight yeah brisket is hella good it's something everyone should eat lol
@@DM-kv9kj You found the cousin fuckers of Texas then, Bbq is universally loved.
When the Asian sauce boss looked at the camera and said "Everything is bigger in Texas" I fucking DIED! It's almost like he was peering into ever American's soul, giving a little wink and a nod!
yujil da delet this XD
yujil da small dicks don't matter when you fight Mexico for independence.
yujil da lmao that's the exact opposite of the stereotypes
Wise Beard Man me too😭
Texas is bad a
I liked this video! I'm from Texas and it was a real honor to see them enjoy a good meal and friendly conversation with a friend! In Texas that's all we need!
"Everything is bigger in Texas.'
Canadians: I can hear the Texans pumping their fists across the damn Continent.
Hell yeah
But they didn't say that. They said bigger. Depends on if you think bigger is better.^^
@@DerPolygonianer If you're texan your brain registers the words "bigger" and "better" as the same
@@DerPolygonianer I like how you threw in the popular phrase ''bigger is better'' at the end in reference to the correction of bigger/better in Texas. That little touch made it sound sincere rather than just correcting him. At least that's how I interpreted your comment. 👍👍👍
@@fridolfgranq do they say the same once they have cancer?
I love the woman in red. She has such a presence.
Milfuelle100 dung shovel!!
@Magne And you know this how? Not all soldiers did such things.
@@molihua354 Chill he's just joking
Down to earth and friendly she is.
She is much less meek than the others, probably from her time in the NK Military.
The one chick who loved the brisket with no sauce is secretly a Texan
Lol that what i thought hahah
If you like a brisket that much, you're a true American no matter where you came from
I am a sixth-generation Texan. I like BBQ sauces. I liked watching these people try BBQ and enjoy it.
To me, it's best with the sides (potato salad, coleslaw and homestyle pinto beans---not from a can, some pickle and onion slices) with a slice of white bread, and a glass of iced tea, (sweet or unsweetened).
You can't just eat too much meat with all that going on, either.
@@broke_dongle You're diffidently not alone. Her name is Rachel (The female in white), She's simply stunning.
A good brisket doesn't need sauce. Its insulting to ruin a great piece of meat like that
People who have gone through hardships know how to appreciate all the small things in life. Great video
"Everything is bigger in Texas"
*Looks at camera*
"Everything is bigger in Texas"
my favorite part of the video :)
"Everything's bigger in Texas"
Me: *looks outside*
also me: "everything is bigger in Texas"
You know what else is bigger?
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
My library collection you dirty minded person
Love me some good ol’ Rudy’s BBQ. God bless Texas
“Everything is bigger in Texas”
**Looks in pants**
“damn”
It warms my little Alabama heart to see people from all over the world getting the chance to try some good barbecue. If I ever go to Korea, I'm hittin up Gus's place.
Same. Louisiana here and I'd love for them to try an authentic crawfish boil.
Here in California we got a few whole some dudes from south of the mason dixon line that's opened up a few southern bbq joints. It's so good
Gabriel Herman Only if you tell us which shithole you’re from, @ss.
Catherine people from Alabama are not allowed to call any other place shithole
@@sam-cs7ne man leave alabama alone it and florida (where I live) aint that bad! cajun food is amazing and everyone in the suburban areas is really friendly its only crazy in the big cities
Gosh that guy in blue just melts my heart, he's so adorable.
MrJlink25 IKR! You have to watch "Asian Boss" videos about North Korean refugees, he appeared in every one of them (I think) and I don't know, his personality and the way he talks is just so cute and adorable (even tho I can clearly see that he's an adult and all but still)
MrJlink25 don't they all have on blue?! 😭
SAME! I just want to give him a big hug!!! HE'S TOO ADORABLE AND CUTE! 😍😍😍
I laughed when they showed the sauces on the table the Texas sauces were ginormous! We live up to it every time. Also I really enjoyed this video. It humbles me to see people enjoying the food that we take so much for granted. Thank you for this. Much love from Texas!
Awesome video. Nice to see BBQ that actually looks representative of American BBQ getting tried. All the extra effort it took is appreciated!
The woman in red was really interesting. She said she visited the US a few times so I'm curious as to what she thought after being taught that we were evil her whole life.
Ken Smith thanks for the feedback and the support!
Thanks for making this awesome video. I know I would certainly love to hear more about what it was like living in North Korea from them and what sort of difficulties/surprises they had adjusting to life once they got out.
Ken Smith
Why would being taught the truth be surprising to her?
Lol typical American. No sense of humor.
1Nostrand1 hold this L
Watching this both warmed and broke my heart for these people. I hope one day the North Koreans can enjoy freedom and prosperity.
They could enjoy it if America lifted sanctions.
@@MrFreebrowsing surely you aren't saying that sanctions are the main issue and that the current regime isn't? Serious question...I'd like to know your opinion on this.
@@MrFreebrowsing ur brainwashed?
they are happy just the way they are ............... no need for McDonald's or Starbucks to be happy
@@anderssonarad2552 Yeah just eat rice everyday with some dog mixed in once a week
"Shall we try the next dish then?"
"Man, I've been waiting for you to ask that"
*Warmed my heart*
That's my boy
The reactions of pure joy are something interesting to watch... It is amazing how people can be when they don't have alot of food and go somewhere that hands them a massive amount of food when they order and are shocked at how good it is. Makes you feel good when you see other people happy
"Why is this one (BBQ sauce) bigger than the rest?"
"Because, everything is bigger in Texas."
*Your damn right everything is bigger in Texas, I grew up there. Best state for BBQ.*
TheLegend27 YEEE YEEEEE
TheLegend27 if you split my state in half, Texas would be the third largest state.
Alaska is much bigger than Texas, pal.
TheLegend27 I've been to Texas and fuck yea (I hate living in California)
Memphis BBQ>
"I hope the two Koreas become united so the people up north can try this too."
I also wish for Kim Jong Un to conquer South Korea
I was just quoting the person from the video.
THe problem is the north would never let that happen unless they were defeated
Tyler Ross Food is what brings the world together.
I don't think that will ever happen
Why would South Koreans laugh at that woman for bringing the leftovers home? That's food for the next week, if you go to some restaurants!
Exactly! Americans expect a portion to bring home!
man, we go one further and take the bones for the dogs haha, that's even more embarrassing
I was raised to eat everything on my plate. When I moved to Korea I almost died! The portions were too much. It was explained to me that if you cleaned your plate it meant you had a bad host, they did not give you enough. I learned to leave a little. Bringing food home though? Never. It would look bizarre, like you were homeless. There were several cultural differences like this that really took time for me to accept.
@@Evaese That's not weird, that's just polite! Why not bring your pup a nice treat? You got one!
@@rexmundi3108 Man, I don't care if it's culturally unusual, waste isn't something I'm such a fan of. If you make a huge pot of pasta at home, you're not going to just throw it out once you get done with the supper. You put it in the fridge and bring it for lunch the next day, or you have it if the rest of your family wants a meal you don't like, or you just keep it for a while to eat if you get hungry at an unusual time. Why should it be any different at a restaurant?
That priceless look on his face when he realized he just got the perfect setup to say "Everything's bigger in Texas", was so good.
When she tried the brisket and said “it’s delicious” I almost cried
It really did look as if she had been waiting her whole life for that moment... just to know what beef tastes like. Such genuine appreciation for food. Certainly a lovely moment and I don't know if there's anything in the world I could appreciate like that.
While there were a great many instances in this video where I was taken by their reaction, that moment struck me the most. The look of sheer joy on her face was priceless.
Me too. It breaks my heart to see people had to live on so little food & so little variety. And some still are. So, as much as it was great to see their reactions, it was also hard because you know why they'd never had much in the way of meat or variety in their diets. Bittersweet.
2:08 “Have you seen anything like this?”
*”Only in movies”*
That hits me hard
Well, I could say the same buddy, and I'm european. We don't have that kind of smoked BBQ around here.
Tony, the stark lol me too
For me, it's only from yt
As a Mexican, I can say the same about high school: here we don't have yellow buses, lockers, cheerleaders, football teams, dinning room, etc.
@@MasterGeekMX same here in Brazil. Kids at schools always dream about having lockers in their school lol, but it's just a silly thing because they see them in American movies.
They are very respectful, even though they were raised with negative views of the US.
Brandon Green in there country they half to be respectful or els u will be killed plus they happy they not homeless and no freedom
South Koreans reprogrammed their brains for good by educating the future that is present
Korean culture is very respectful whether you're in the north or south
When you live in as shitty as a place as North Korea, family/friends are all you have. They dont get things like RUclips, video games, or shit like that to relax with. The lady said how little meat they got to eat, so its understandable thatd they would be very thin or unhealthy. If youre always hungry, you dont have anything else to help keep your mind off of it, besides talking to and leaning on those in the same position as you.
North Koreans are not stupid, many of them know that their government is full of shit, but they have to keep quiet because complaining can have very serious consequences.
Oh my Goodness. Can we just pause to acknowledge how truly sweet they all are? They are so earnest and thoughtful. I don't know. Maybe I'm a crybaby, but their innocent delight in something that can be so mundane to us had me in tears🥺. Watching their delight gave me the same feeling I get when I give my son a gift I know he really wants💓.
This is probably one of the most wholesome videos I watched in 2019...and it’s almost 2020.
Oh, wow. I literally just commented the same thing, nice lol
And now u wish u could go back right to that moment because 2020 sucks in so many ways 😂🙈
One of the most eye opening videos i've seen on youtube. The insights gained from watching this are invaluable. You guys do amazing work. This is really great stuff. I'm very impressed. This really made an impression on me. Some of the best content on RUclips. You guys combine fun and culture and social issues into a really cohesive video. I salute you.
Brian McNay we really appreciate that. The entire team worked their faces off for this one and we hope to keep putting out quality content!
'eye opening' eh? Nice subtle racism Brian.
J Briggs I hope that's a joke. It's a commonly used phrase and has nothing to do with racism.
dquaidman not sure if triggered sjw or subtle troll
and to think all the moronic liberals who voted Hillary burning the American flag like spoiled brats over here want communism like North Korea getting woke as fuck watching this video realizing how horrible communism is LOL
“This is how Americans get fat” “it’s addictive” literally I love this series
All truths but hey at the very least you *can* eat and enjoy it without worrying about being shot over it.
11:29 "everything is bigger in texas"- looks at camera and smiles
this might sound ignorant... but i find it fascinating that something we take for granted brought them so much joy hahaha, just the reactions on their faces put a big smile on my face for some reason
I too was smiling, it was both endearing and humbling to see something that is often taken for granted bring such reactions.. I must thank my cat for hijacking the video I was watching and somehow getting this one to play when I briefly left the room. 😁
The whole thing put a big smile on my face. It was great to see them enjoying something like this so much.
It's always great, seeing them so happy trying what other countries normally eat. Sure they may come from a totalitarian dictatorship, but they are very lucky people, because if they didn't flee from North Korea, they wouldn't ever get to try anything like this. I am so proud of their bravery, and I'm prouder of them at least willing to try new foods. The truth is that travelling opens your mind. I met people when I was in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, and they appreciated me at least trying new foods, and let me tell you, a lot of the stuff they eat is just delicious! Kaya Toast, Bakso and Sate Padang are some of my favourites.
I don't take it for granted. I don't know how spoiled you are, but I don't get high end ribs, etc., all of the time, and so every time I do eat that stuff, I'm making the same face they are. Ribs, steak, crab, lobster are once or twice a year things for me. They definitely are not taken for granted.
Makes you appreciate your own life more.
The woman in the red shirt made me so happy, she's funny~~
J K why does she appear fat.
J K I agree. Though I did like everyone in the video.
sari bsunt Because she eats American food... lol.
MOE FRITZ and huge ass GMO foods. USA is corrupted with meat, dairy, eggs farmed from animals treated with hormones. The vegan foods are GMOs so farmers can get more profits. Such a sad reality 😔🇺🇸💉🍖🍗🍼💱💲💰💸
Also, if us got rid of big pharma, it would save them $270 billion dollars.
Breaks my heart for them... "Never had anything to go with mustard".
:'( I wish them prosperity, the North Korean people. I wish them freedom from fear and want.
As an American, it makes me smile so big seeing this. We can’t take away the pain they suffered in NK but I’m very happy that we can bring them smiles from our food.
"The first thing that comes to mind: That's why Americans gain weight". You my friend are not wrong. Put some good bbq in front of me, and I can't stop eating it until it's gone.
You would not be human if you didn't
The difference (i think) if you did the same with say, a Scandinav.. most of our food would not be stuffed full of artificial chemicals and such..
Yea, we both would (eventually) end up fatter than a barrel.. but i would (most likely) still be healthier than you..
@@SortenRavn Idk, Scandinavian food is bland as hell, prefer American food tbh.
Tony Ragsdale- So true. And since I'm a Texan, the portions are bigger😆.
ThePowerOf42 REAL American food-like this bbq, when properly procured and smoked, is NOT processed and full of chemicals.
Petition to treat every NK refugee to an honorary freedom brisket. 🥩
Yes, injected with the blood of a Bald Eagle.
@@musemuse9666 yes.
Mandatory Texan Companion
And an equal petition to send every lover of communism to North Korea, including communist-leaning socialists, to eat dogs and send in rations of fur. Seriously. I have no idea why anyone would support ideologies that have proven time and time again to lead to destruction.
Honestly we should treat them as former slaves and give them complete re-education. I feel so badly for them and when I start making 65K+ here in a year or two, I will help them out however I can. Who is harder working than a person who is completely new to the world. North Koreans are so capable and motivated, they are the perfect employees with just a bit of training.
“There’s no mustard in NK?”
“No, there’s just nothing to eat with mustard”
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The F in North Korea stands for food.
Wait, there’s no f in North Korea?
@Dyslexic Lives Mattress
Ye, it’s the same meme template...
To be fair, some local supermarkets in other countries also don't have mustard because the local cuisine doesn't use it. Like Indonesia, for example.
Okay but I know that the original comment meant it as a joke lol
@@taniamanik2012 No, the original commenter was quoting the woman in red. What's the point of having mustard there if there's nothing you could eat with mustard.
As a chef i love videos like this! when you try something brand new and just feel like you've been missing out! I love it
When Rachel’s eyes lit up as she tasted the brisket my heart died a little... she’s that old when she first tasted her brisket and I’m only 21 but whenever I feel like eating a brisket I’d just pull up to my nearest steakhouse...
Never had brisket myself... But would love to!
@@Shacko14 You should, it's godly
is a brisket (not as a type of cut but a dish) a Jewish cuisine or have any ties? I ask because Howard on Big Bang Theory always makes reference to his mom making briskets in association to his Jewish heritage.
@@mikeota67 yeah, its about the only thing Jews have in common with the US :D but at least they agree on the most deliciously meaty and juicy dish ever. In my personal opinion, Americans have perfected it though
thats life. dont feel bad you get to have something. feel good they can enjoy it now as well. and condemn NK for what they are doing to their own people
I love how the interviewer just looked at the camera and said, "everything is bigger in Texas"
I'm not even from Texas and I knew exactly what he was going to say
Yeah, saying it right to the 4th wall was pretty hilarious.
them big ol women in san antonio....
Lol I just saw a comment where they said that the bellies are bigger in Texas too. And being a proud Texan i confirm it lol
I can provide a second proving testament.
I'm confused. I was pissed they picked Rudy's. Black's in Lockhart, McMillan in Fannin, and Mustang Creek in Louise are 50x better
"Let me turn off my phone"
"I thought it was the ice cream man"
SAVAGE
tripsaplenty its not being savage if it wasn't supposed to be a insult
I love seeing people get smiles on their face. They escaped literally hell and now get to enjoy amazing food. I love it!
To know that these sweet people are forced to hate us and have it so hard in their home country is tough. I would like to see the North Korean people liberated in my lifetime so we can show them all a good time like this.
yes. but sadly trump thinks they are all evil. and will end up killing millions of them
jayrush01 well the entire people completely believe we are the bad guys and will do anything to prevent there downfall so of course we are gonna go over there and kill some commies
jayrush01 Who told you Trump thinks they're evil? You're falling for the same shit that they're forced to learn... Only difference is you have the actualy abitility and resources to research instead of only believing propoganda... Stfu dolt. If you can't properly educate yourself then you should have no right to share your dim witted ideas.
MSM is controlled by the Leaders that are in league with Kim jong Un why should we listen to their propaganda. The media needs to be held liable to their Propaganda and incitement to violence they broadcast 24/7.
Looks like this may be possible with current events
The interviewer was great.
and champ through 4 meals, each meal being 2 giant trays
that interviewer guy must've been bursting with bbq at the end
I could've gone to lawler's many times, road trips FTW
he has got a channel called Asian Boss, check it out
im sure he didn't do all of them in one day lol
As a Texan, when my man Steve looks into the camera reinstating that everything's big in Texas makes me feel some kind of way
Big? ;)
Sexually aroused
Fr thou
🤠
This is one of the encouraging shows I've seen from the impact on those good people. Thanks for getting out and welcome home.
I'm a southerner in the US and I can't adequately put into words how much I love this video. I'm so happy they got to try some real American food and even more happy that they liked it!
@@SpaceCattttt My cholesterol is fine and i only eat good food. (as in it tastes good.) How about you?
I was pleasantly surprised by the appearance of the food. Though what do I know? Apparently Georgia doesn't even make the list for barbecue, lol!
yeah...american bbq is so uniquely american..it's a good choice for them to try.
@@paulkim9828 Australia is a good contender, as well, but that's about it. Pretty sure it's because AUS and USA are the two countries with the most room suitable and available for meat production per capita.
IIRC, the folk down-under actually eat a couple pounds more meat yearly, on average, than Americans, and Americans are like 10-15 pounds more than third place.
@The Over-Aggressive Pacifist One of the reasons, yeah.
I've also realized that Australia is basically this weird combination of California and Texas, but dialed up to 11. Mega Texafornia, if you will.
Of course Texas would have a barbecue institute.
Atrum Nuntius muricaaaa
Luke where is your bald eagle dood. I've just bought mine he's on his way in a attack helicopter.
Misogynistic Feminist currently walking away from an explosion in slowmo
When your from texas
Hell yeah! It's right between the gun range, the rodeo place, and the electric chair factory.
"It's kinda addictive." That about sums up this American life.
yes because other countries lifestyles can't possibly have addiction. addictive isn't even part of their life in SK. was invented by the founding fathers duh.
I Your Ancestor he’s talking about BBQ.
It's okay to be addicted to good things. Noone is addicted to starvation and fear of being shot, obviously.
@@konstantin3374
"Noone is addicted to starvation"
No one*
Cases of starvation in the United States are virtually non-existent.
"fear of being shot"
Eh, no.
There are on average ~30,000 gun deaths in the United States annually.
• 65% of those deaths are by suicide which would never be prevented by gun laws
• 15% are by law enforcement in the line of duty and justified
• 17% are through criminal activity, gang and drug related or mentally ill persons - gun violence
• 3% are accidental discharge deaths
So technically, "gun violence" is not 30,000 annually, but drops to 5,100. Still too many? Well,
first, how are those deaths spanned across the nation?
• 480 homicides (9.4%) were in Chicago
• 344 homicides (6.7%) were in Baltimore
• 333 homicides (6.5%) were in Detroit
• 119 homicides (2.3%) were in Washington D.C. (a 54% increase over prior years)
25% of all gun crime happens in just 4 cities. All 4 of those cities have strict gun laws, so it is not
the lack of law that is the root cause.
Educate yourself.
@@ussocom3644 dude, you're barking at the wrong tree. I was referring to starvation and firing squads in NK, not US.
This touched my heart. I hope that one day Korea will be United. I'm so happy that they enjoyed the food. From my family to yours we send you will wishes and support