Honestly I think it just comes natural pink and red is more Valentine’s Day and even if you have a black dress some people like to put red lipstick on ...it just comes naturally I think
umm tbh i don't think there is... I think it's just one of those Instagram edits going around... right??? it can't be real, how have i never heard of it!
Actually I give valentines to my family and friends because I care alot about them, but some people don't celebrate Valentine's day just because they're single everyone different I guess
@@kld6 Me too! I make my friends cookies or buy them small gifts. Not sure if I will do that this year because of the pandemic but I have been doing this for years.
@@exosluckyone I just turned 20 last month and I'm still doing the same things I did in middle school for my family and friends Food, food, food, and harassment of my love for them! 😍😁💕
i miss celebrating valentine’s day in elementary school, i was always so excited to give out the little valentine’s day cards to my classmates and receive cards and candy, it was so sweet. in my high school we don’t really do stuff like that anymore, couples get each other stuff but my school offers people to buy stuff like chocolate roses so they can send it to a friend during class.
in 9th grade my best friend gave me one of those little valentines cards that change with the angle you look at them. i kept it in my phone case :) i still have it like 5 years later lmao
When I was in high school my club would have a "Crush" soda sale. People could buy a can, or however many they wanted and send it to their significant other, a crush, or a friend. It was amazing!
I disagree because in the US I at least get Friend chocolate, Watch a movie or have dinner with other single people, but in Korea you get absolutely nothing.
every year my mom gets me one of thpse crappy heart shaped boxes lmao. i go buy those AFTER valentines chocolates that are crazy cheap at cvs on like the 15th and stuff
Valentines Day is to show your love for those you love in my opinion. My father always gave me and my siblings a small gift. School children pass out candies with classmates in school. But couples and married people tend to go over the top to make each other know they’re loved
In elementary school, we would make or buy our own special valentines box and cards. Our teacher would send us home with a list of every students first and last name so that everyone got a card. Usually there would be a sucker attached to the card or children would pass candy out with the card. It was so fun and I kind of miss it🥰
There is also an alternative made up holiday for single women called Galentine's Day too. It's where girls get together with their girlfriends or sisters and mom and just have fun.
I didn't know there was a dress code, people mainly just wear whatever's nice, or red and stuff. I just wear normal clothes and sit with my other friends while we ignore the couples making out around us. Public school is not a place you want to be on valentines day.
Wait, why were they surprised that the US celebrates Valentine’s Day? lol didn’t it start out* as a western holiday anyways?? I was surprised at how it was celebrated in East Asia. I think their Valentine’s Day and White Day are pretty cool too. Edit: *
That’s true because I am from the US I’m currently in Korea and yeah... I couldn’t even tell it’s Valentine’s Day tomorrow nothings here. I remember when I was a kid my mom or my dad will give me a stuffed bear for Valentine’s Day and maybe like a chocolate it’s so sweet because of course your kids so you don’t have anybody else but your parents who love you unconditionally❤️❤️ And then high school you’ll probably get some for your friends or boyfriend or girlfriend and then when you get older that’s where you have to start putting out real money. Chocolates and flowers are nice for high school but we better have a dinner or some thing else once we get older👏👏👏
Omg, the holidays in elementary were the best, there'd be christmas party's valentine's day party's, my favorite were the valentine's day party's. Where everyone would have their valentines cards with candy attached and it'd be so much fun. And now I just realized kids this day and age won't be able to experience that☹
As a Japanese person living in America, Valentine's day is the most important thing in my life, I gave some girlfriends some food, flowers or even money so they can spend whatever they want. I feel bad for Korea.
Get some of your favorite dessert or food, video chat with some friends, and have a watchalong movie date. Or doing some self love and treat yourself to something nice. The day is what you make it! 😊
In elementary school valentines day is like another Halloween from the amount of buckets of candy you get, you have to get candy for everyone in your class so it's guaranteed you get something it's not really a popularity contest.
i think valentines day isn't just for couples but for people you love in general.. I remember my parents and grandparents giving my siblings and I chocolates and maybe a teddy bear for valentines day
in elementary school in the US we just had like bags or boxes that we decorate and at school everyone had to bring candy and put one in each persons box.
In the US both genders bring something to their S/O, but some parents get small stuff for their kids to celebrate as well. It’s not as massive as that guy made it for a lot of people and we really don’t have a dress code. You can just wear red or pink to be festive.
In Mexico, Valentine's Day is not only for lovers, it is also a day for friendship and most of the time you bring more gifts for friends than thinking about romantic things.
I have lived a lot of years, and I've lived in a number of places i the US - there is no dress code. When you're in school (lower grades) you give cards/treats to everyoe in your class. Usually in high school the student council will do a flower sale and you can 'order' a carnation to be delivered to someone's classroom during the day and can stay anonymous if you want. As an adult I have always cedlebrated Valetines day with my girlfriends. We would all get cards and treats for each other and then have plans together in the evening.
Here in Brazil people give flowers in middle school and high school, also chocolate, but little ones actually. And adults celebrate too, with gifts and all
we also have galentines! friends (usually single girls but not limited to them) have parties or give each other little gifts or do activities together!
we don’t use dress code but my family for Valentine’s Day we go all out. We have a family dinner we decorate the house and just hang out wit each other and give gifts out and just spend lots of time together that we don’t usually get.
People say some go over the top for Valentines. For the 20 years I was married, I had to. My ex-wife's birthday was Feb 14. No we are not Ex's because I forgot. She even wanted to get married on that day. Get all those lover days at once. lol The best day was when I took her to pick out a new dress to wear. I then took her to her regular beauty salon that I had set up an appointment with. We then went out to a candle light dinner in a nice restaurant. I had them bring out a dozen red roses cake for dessert. I had bought it earlier. We then went to a hotel room with a jacuzzi in the room. There I had a meat/veggie, tray chocolate covered strawberries with whipped cream, and some sparkling grape cider, she did not drink alcohol.There was a bouquet of flowers on the table also. Was a pretty good time.
the dress code is only used at valentine's day parties!! but people like to wear a little bit of pink and red to be festive. also teachers require that kids bring valentines for every student so no one goes without any. the kids usually decorate a bag and then they bring a box of candies and, on valentine's day, each student goes around and puts candies or pencils or cards in every student's bag! valentine's day isn't just for couples in the US. i even bought chocolate for my parents and younger siblings :)
I'm not American I'm Irish but I've never heard of a valentines dress code. Pretty sure most Americans haven't either lol. It really depends on the person/couple how you spend valentines day. Some people go all out and others don't celebrate it at all. I just think of it as a reminder to do something nice/romantic for your significant other but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to spend loads of money.
Holiday's in the US in general all really all about how much retail shopping can be done so much so that Walmart's have massive "seasonal" sections that change by the holiday and often one holiday season will not even be over before the merch for the next holiday is put onto shelves.
It's true some guys go all out on Valentine's day. My boyfriend got me 2 big boxes of chocolates, Red Rose's in a purple vase (purple is my fav color) n a cool Harry Potter mug (for my coffee that he knows I cant leave without) seriously I'm so lucky🥰
I have never heard of the dress code lol. But in high school parents would send flowers to school for you to receive and couples would exchange gifts. Lots of people will receive EXPENSIVE gifts like diamond jewelry! It gets crazy over here in the USA. Valentine’s Day in no joke. My grandparents would give me a chocolate heart, my parents game me flowers, and if I had a significant other we would eat at a nice restaurant and exchange gifts. It gets ridiculous. My husband and I just do a simple gift exchange and then make dinner together. This is been our tradition for a couple of years now. And yes my grandparents and parents still send me chocolate through the mail.
In my high school, (usually at the hostel) we can request song anonymously dedicated to anyone and they’ll play it on the speaker 😂😂😂 it’s like “okay so we got a request from a special guy from the guys dorm to play this song dedicated to Ms.Pretty Face from the Dorm3 girls”
some high schools also have a dress code. Red if you are dating someone, pink if you are single and interested in dating, and white if neither. something like that
In Mexico is "Love and friendship Day" so, if you don't have a couple, you hang out with you're friends and celebrate. And if you don't hang out with you're friends or couple, you hang out with you're family. We're so lovely. 👉🏻👈🏻
Valentines day is important in the US Because its the only “love day” or whatever. So people go all out. To express their love to their partners, or their friends and family.
I live in California USA and it is now a rule at my kids elementary school that if you give out Valentines you have to give one to everyone in the class, the same goes with birthday party invitations. If you want to give them out only to certain people you need to do it outside of school.
In my lifetime there's been pushback against Valentine's Day as an exclusively romantic concept, especially in school settings. In my college we had ninjas deliver cards to people during class - you could send them to a crush, your SO, your friends, a teacher you liked, etc. Personally I like it better as a day to appreciate friends, mentors, anyone outside of your family who you also love. And of course there's Galentine's Day.
When the video of Valentine's Day being celebrated in the U.S was presented, even as an american, I thought it was crazy. In my opinion, that romantic celebration would only be done by those who have the ability to do so; even if someone did have the finances to pull it off that type of surprise still costs a lot of money. For most average students like me, that is impossible financially because of the costs. But yes, I do agree that Valentine's Day is special but usually people just go out for a meal or hang out after school. It's mostly about exchanging food, cards, and hanging out with friends. Also I feel like Valentine's Day isn't really a lonely holiday for those who are single because there are multiple types of love that can be received, and given.
Mainly Valentine’s Day is for couples but it can also be for platonic relationships too or just another ordinary day. Even for some couples they don’t care about the day at all meanwhile others just do simple things nothing really extravagant especially if they’ve been together long. I think if the day means something to one person in the relationship the partner should make some effort to acknowledge it and that love language of showing affection or gift giving.
At my University I worked at the residence & did Valentine's chocolate & roses deliveries & the Uni also gave each student in the dorms some so they aren't left out :)
There's not a dress code, maybe just red or pink clothes. Valentine's was big in school. In high school boyfriend's would bring huge teddy bears and balloons. Now as an adult, my boyfriend and I have celebrated Valentine's day for two years so this year we are just gonna chill. Its up to everyone how to celebrate.
Valentine Day honestly is a really big thing for couples in the US, I know ppl in relationships who take very serious and like I feel Iike there’s this unwritten rule to celebrate it if you are in a relationship. And also I personally I’m single but me and my other single friends usually get together and celebrate it🤣
You KNOW it’s serious in the states when a month before the 14th of February and stores are already stalking up on Valentine’s Day gifts and chocolates.
Since my moms a elementary school teacher, my Valentine’s Day consists of eating all the chocolate my mom’s student gift her. So no need for a relationships in my household. 😎
I better not see any bitter ppl in the comments bashing the guy for going all out 😭 Ppl who show their love and appreciation towards someone they really love w flowers, gifts and cooking them dinner is honestly a dream🥲 Ofc this is not in everyone’s taste and yea it was a lil much as they said in the video but it was still nice. You can also do this with friends ,family or even yourself! Valentines day is a day of love so i highly recommend cherishing yourself and having a self care day (if you’re single and feel alone) 🥰
Now I fear what they would think of American Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, 4th of July...we Americans...we don’t do holidays by half. Any excuse to eat, or give gifts, or both (we really like both) is a great thing to us. We do it big.
You guys should react to American competition shows world of dance, not the new season though before covid episodes and also Americas got talent and the voice just find the best clips. Hope you guys can do it
I am addicted to this channel. I love every member of this channel. But I have a question. All of you seem to be really really good with English or at least understanding what seems like just any random word. Which I think is very cool. How much English do you study in school or in college or is there a lot of English in Korean culture? When I was in the Navy I was stationed part of the time in Busan, Korea. It was a military town so there’s a lot of English. Is it the same in the rest of Korea?
when i was in elementary school, everyone brought valentine's day treats for everyone. not just one specific person so it was nice ahaha otherwise i wouldn't have gotten anything lol
Im from Chile, so valentines day is not that big of a deal, couples spend it together, maybe go to have dinner somewhere you like or order something you like and give each others chocolate or flowers, and since is a Saint's day some people with the name of the Saint receive some gift, I used to be named Valentina so my mom would make a big deal out of it and I would get some messages from friends, although I almost always spent that day with my dad and his girlfriend (Sometimes her son too) in vacations so I got to be alone in the house doing nothing. Tbh unless you have a partner or you are my mom this day is like the rest
This brings an embarrassing story to mind, in middle school we had flowers we could buy and people would deliver them during class, I bought myself one because I knew I wouldn't get one and I forgot to leave it blank and the teacher was like "this flower is for aaliyah..from aaliyah" and I was like "😳"
Everybody celebrate Valentine 💝 differently in America and there's no dress code you wear whatever makes you comfortable Some Single people buy gifts for themselves
My parents get my sister and I Valentine's day stuff too. I also get my friends candy and treats on that day. We treat it as a day for love, not exactly couples. But hey Happy Valentines/Single Awareness Day! ❤
I think Valentine's day and Christmas might be very western holidays so it makes sense we take them seriously it's like one of the major couples days we have. I think it's great that everyone can get in on it we even have galentines day I know it's majorly capitalist but damn Americans in the comment we are a very festive country so be happy. Everyone happy Valentine's day be with loved ones and have a social distance party.
Im gonna be honest I didn't even know there was a Valentine's dress code
Honestly I think it just comes natural pink and red is more Valentine’s Day and even if you have a black dress some people like to put red lipstick on ...it just comes naturally I think
Right 😂😂
Same lol I just knew that in some schools people wear various shades of red and pink but that was it 😂
umm tbh i don't think there is... I think it's just one of those Instagram edits going around... right??? it can't be real, how have i never heard of it!
There really isnt, we just wear red pink and white.
People don’t really use that dress code because no one really knows about it but people usually do wear red or pink.
Yeah, the dress code isn't a real thing. The language of flowers though, that was real. Not much in use now.
Valentine’s Day is no joke in high school. If you don’t bring your S/O a teddy bear or some flowers everyone will talk about y’all 🥲
😂Why is this true
it’s the worst thing 😭✋🏾
honestly 😭😭
Well, not to that extent, but it is a huge deal in high school for sure!
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In U.S. it's for couples and little kids...if you are a single adult it's just another day to be reminded of being alone.
Actually I give valentines to my family and friends because I care alot about them, but some people don't celebrate Valentine's day just because they're single everyone different I guess
@@kld6 Me too! I make my friends cookies or buy them small gifts. Not sure if I will do that this year because of the pandemic but I have been doing this for years.
i still get gifts from my parents and im 20 lol (and i make sure to show love to my friends)
@@Starlight-sc4bp omg same I love baking! I smother my family all day with love and affection until they start getting mad 🤗❤️💖
@@exosluckyone I just turned 20 last month and I'm still doing the same things I did in middle school for my family and friends
Food, food, food, and harassment of my love for them! 😍😁💕
The dress code thing, nobody really does it
Wait...I never knew we had a dress code
Since when? 😂 🤔
I know! Same here.
I just know the color people usually dress on Valentine’s Day is red, pink, purple, and white. 😳
There isn't. It's just some random post they thought was universal.
i miss celebrating valentine’s day in elementary school, i was always so excited to give out the little valentine’s day cards to my classmates and receive cards and candy, it was so sweet.
in my high school we don’t really do stuff like that anymore, couples get each other stuff but my school offers people to buy stuff like chocolate roses so they can send it to a friend during class.
Yeah. We all liked it for the candy to be honest
in 9th grade my best friend gave me one of those little valentines cards that change with the angle you look at them. i kept it in my phone case :) i still have it like 5 years later lmao
@@imperialguard451 aw i love that 🥺
@@cniknik9863 true 😭
When I was in high school my club would have a "Crush" soda sale. People could buy a can, or however many they wanted and send it to their significant other, a crush, or a friend. It was amazing!
Being single... US vs Korean valentine's day doesn't even matter
I disagree because in the US I at least get Friend chocolate, Watch a movie or have dinner with other single people, but in Korea you get absolutely nothing.
😂😂
@@MissMaris2016 well in my part of the country we don't do this. If you're single you get a pat on the back from the dudes and that's it
@@MissMaris2016 yeah same! People usually just spend Valentine’s Day with people they love like family or friends
every year my mom gets me one of thpse crappy heart shaped boxes lmao. i go buy those AFTER valentines chocolates that are crazy cheap at cvs on like the 15th and stuff
Valentines Day is to show your love for those you love in my opinion. My father always gave me and my siblings a small gift. School children pass out candies with classmates in school. But couples and married people tend to go over the top to make each other know they’re loved
In elementary school, we would make or buy our own special valentines box and cards. Our teacher would send us home with a list of every students first and last name so that everyone got a card. Usually there would be a sucker attached to the card or children would pass candy out with the card. It was so fun and I kind of miss it🥰
I feel like it's a big thing in America unlike Korea. Korea has so many days dedicated just to love. Valentines Day, White Day, Rose Day, Kiss day.
Yea, that's what I figured. Since they have a day for each month, they may see Valentines as any other of their couples' days.
Not to mention their Christmas is more of a couple holiday. Which I still find weird
Ok not sure about the dress code unless it's not an East Coast thing but everything else was spot on.
Its not an east coast thing either
There is also an alternative made up holiday for single women called Galentine's Day too. It's where girls get together with their girlfriends or sisters and mom and just have fun.
@@Remember_the_Time I've never had one bc my past friends were always busy but wanted to. Also nice name😂
I didn't know there was a dress code, people mainly just wear whatever's nice, or red and stuff. I just wear normal clothes and sit with my other friends while we ignore the couples making out around us. Public school is not a place you want to be on valentines day.
Have a nice day everyone!
You too and happy Valentine’s Day 💜
Wait, why were they surprised that the US celebrates Valentine’s Day? lol didn’t it start out* as a western holiday anyways??
I was surprised at how it was celebrated in East Asia. I think their Valentine’s Day and White Day are pretty cool too.
Edit: *
Yeah I thought that was odd.
As a Korean, I thought that was a little odd, too. Valentine’s Day, as the name itself is English name. 😅
@@user-nw4mk4ye3w and it’s a “Christian” holiday.
That’s true because I am from the US I’m currently in Korea and yeah... I couldn’t even tell it’s Valentine’s Day tomorrow nothings here. I remember when I was a kid my mom or my dad will give me a stuffed bear for Valentine’s Day and maybe like a chocolate it’s so sweet because of course your kids so you don’t have anybody else but your parents who love you unconditionally❤️❤️ And then high school you’ll probably get some for your friends or boyfriend or girlfriend and then when you get older that’s where you have to start putting out real money. Chocolates and flowers are nice for high school but we better have a dinner or some thing else once we get older👏👏👏
The dress code thing is probably a traditional event for the holiday that was lost throughout time because people just didn't do it anymore.
Omg, the holidays in elementary were the best, there'd be christmas party's valentine's day party's, my favorite were the valentine's day party's. Where everyone would have their valentines cards with candy attached and it'd be so much fun. And now I just realized kids this day and age won't be able to experience that☹
I’m glad I’m not the only one that has never heard of that dress code. I’ve always just worn red or something with hearts on it.
As a Japanese person living in America, Valentine's day is the most important thing in my life, I gave some girlfriends some food, flowers or even money so they can spend whatever they want. I feel bad for Korea.
I have a feeling everyone in this video are such positive people and great friends ..
All I know is that I’m spending Valentine’s Day alone again
All us loners should meet on line and not feel so alone. lol
Get some of your favorite dessert or food, video chat with some friends, and have a watchalong movie date. Or doing some self love and treat yourself to something nice. The day is what you make it! 😊
In elementary school valentines day is like another Halloween from the amount of buckets of candy you get, you have to get candy for everyone in your class so it's guaranteed you get something it's not really a popularity contest.
That dress code thing is.... is that real? Have I missed something in the last 25 years 😂
i think valentines day isn't just for couples but for people you love in general.. I remember my parents and grandparents giving my siblings and I chocolates and maybe a teddy bear for valentines day
Waiittttt..... I didn’t know there was a dress code 😂😂😂😂
in elementary school in the US we just had like bags or boxes that we decorate and at school everyone had to bring candy and put one in each persons box.
Ive been on an OSSC binge lately. Im obsessed lol
In the US both genders bring something to their S/O, but some parents get small stuff for their kids to celebrate as well. It’s not as massive as that guy made it for a lot of people and we really don’t have a dress code. You can just wear red or pink to be festive.
It is big day
The “choo-choo-chose you/me”got me laughing hard
In Mexico, Valentine's Day is not only for lovers, it is also a day for friendship and most of the time you bring more gifts for friends than thinking about romantic things.
I have lived a lot of years, and I've lived in a number of places i the US - there is no dress code. When you're in school (lower grades) you give cards/treats to everyoe in your class. Usually in high school the student council will do a flower sale and you can 'order' a carnation to be delivered to someone's classroom during the day and can stay anonymous if you want. As an adult I have always cedlebrated Valetines day with my girlfriends. We would all get cards and treats for each other and then have plans together in the evening.
My mom always gives me a small gift of candies and a card to celebrate Valentine's Day. It's a day of celebrating all love.
Here in Brazil people give flowers in middle school and high school, also chocolate, but little ones actually. And adults celebrate too, with gifts and all
we also have galentines! friends (usually single girls but not limited to them) have parties or give each other little gifts or do activities together!
Great video! Happy Valentine’s Day to All!👍❤️
I like this format! Please continue mixing up the pairs! 👍🏽
we don’t use dress code but my family for Valentine’s Day we go all out. We have a family dinner we decorate the house and just hang out wit each other and give gifts out and just spend lots of time together that we don’t usually get.
People say some go over the top for Valentines. For the 20 years I was married, I had to. My ex-wife's birthday was Feb 14. No we are not Ex's because I forgot. She even wanted to get married on that day. Get all those lover days at once. lol
The best day was when I took her to pick out a new dress to wear. I then took her to her regular beauty salon that I had set up an appointment with. We then went out to a candle light dinner in a nice restaurant. I had them bring out a dozen red roses cake for dessert. I had bought it earlier. We then went to a hotel room with a jacuzzi in the room. There I had a meat/veggie, tray chocolate covered strawberries with whipped cream, and some sparkling grape cider, she did not drink alcohol.There was a bouquet of flowers on the table also. Was a pretty good time.
the dress code is only used at valentine's day parties!! but people like to wear a little bit of pink and red to be festive. also teachers require that kids bring valentines for every student so no one goes without any. the kids usually decorate a bag and then they bring a box of candies and, on valentine's day, each student goes around and puts candies or pencils or cards in every student's bag! valentine's day isn't just for couples in the US. i even bought chocolate for my parents and younger siblings :)
people also tend to do extravagant gifts for friends and family too 💕
Happy valentinesss
I'm not American I'm Irish but I've never heard of a valentines dress code. Pretty sure most Americans haven't either lol. It really depends on the person/couple how you spend valentines day. Some people go all out and others don't celebrate it at all. I just think of it as a reminder to do something nice/romantic for your significant other but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to spend loads of money.
Holiday's in the US in general all really all about how much retail shopping can be done so much so that Walmart's have massive "seasonal" sections that change by the holiday and often one holiday season will not even be over before the merch for the next holiday is put onto shelves.
It's true some guys go all out on Valentine's day. My boyfriend got me 2 big boxes of chocolates, Red Rose's in a purple vase (purple is my fav color) n a cool Harry Potter mug (for my coffee that he knows I cant leave without) seriously I'm so lucky🥰
austiiiinnn 😭❤️ glad to see him back!!
4:59 My Valentines gift is mostly a late Happy Birthday. I barely get anything. It's always been like that since 3rd grade and now I'm in 11th.
This will be our first year giving our daughter flowers and goodies for Valentine’s Day, she’s 2 btw. I’m getting us all a Valentine’s Day cake. 😁
This is so cute and adorable
The Simpson's clip brought back memories. I forgot about that little box you dropped your card in.
Happy Valentine’s Day to you all guys 🥰🎁😍😘🎈
From east coast US, and I've never heard of this dress code. Though people, especially couples, tend to wear red or pink on valentine's day.
Looking forward to seeing your 'react to St Patricks Day in America' video in a month or so.
I have never heard of the dress code lol. But in high school parents would send flowers to school for you to receive and couples would exchange gifts. Lots of people will receive EXPENSIVE gifts like diamond jewelry! It gets crazy over here in the USA. Valentine’s Day in no joke. My grandparents would give me a chocolate heart, my parents game me flowers, and if I had a significant other we would eat at a nice restaurant and exchange gifts. It gets ridiculous. My husband and I just do a simple gift exchange and then make dinner together. This is been our tradition for a couple of years now. And yes my grandparents and parents still send me chocolate through the mail.
In my high school, (usually at the hostel) we can request song anonymously dedicated to anyone and they’ll play it on the speaker 😂😂😂 it’s like “okay so we got a request from a special guy from the guys dorm to play this song dedicated to Ms.Pretty Face from the Dorm3 girls”
some high schools also have a dress code. Red if you are dating someone, pink if you are single and interested in dating, and white if neither. something like that
In Mexico is "Love and friendship Day" so, if you don't have a couple, you hang out with you're friends and celebrate. And if you don't hang out with you're friends or couple, you hang out with you're family. We're so lovely. 👉🏻👈🏻
Valentines day is important in the US Because its the only “love day” or whatever. So people go all out. To express their love to their partners, or their friends and family.
I live in California USA and it is now a rule at my kids elementary school that if you give out Valentines you have to give one to everyone in the class, the same goes with birthday party invitations. If you want to give them out only to certain people you need to do it outside of school.
In my lifetime there's been pushback against Valentine's Day as an exclusively romantic concept, especially in school settings. In my college we had ninjas deliver cards to people during class - you could send them to a crush, your SO, your friends, a teacher you liked, etc. Personally I like it better as a day to appreciate friends, mentors, anyone outside of your family who you also love. And of course there's Galentine's Day.
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When the video of Valentine's Day being celebrated in the U.S was presented, even as an american, I thought it was crazy. In my opinion, that romantic celebration would only be done by those who have the ability to do so; even if someone did have the finances to pull it off that type of surprise still costs a lot of money. For most average students like me, that is impossible financially because of the costs. But yes, I do agree that Valentine's Day is special but usually people just go out for a meal or hang out after school. It's mostly about exchanging food, cards, and hanging out with friends. Also I feel like Valentine's Day isn't really a lonely holiday for those who are single because there are multiple types of love that can be received, and given.
I really like the idea of making the chocolate yourself
Yeah we only have Valentine Day in America as a romantic day, which I think is the reason why people do the most.
Mainly Valentine’s Day is for couples but it can also be for platonic relationships too or just another ordinary day. Even for some couples they don’t care about the day at all meanwhile others just do simple things nothing really extravagant especially if they’ve been together long. I think if the day means something to one person in the relationship the partner should make some effort to acknowledge it and that love language of showing affection or gift giving.
At my University I worked at the residence & did Valentine's chocolate & roses deliveries & the Uni also gave each student in the dorms some so they aren't left out :)
There's not a dress code, maybe just red or pink clothes. Valentine's was big in school. In high school boyfriend's would bring huge teddy bears and balloons. Now as an adult, my boyfriend and I have celebrated Valentine's day for two years so this year we are just gonna chill. Its up to everyone how to celebrate.
Valentine Day honestly is a really big thing for couples in the US, I know ppl in relationships who take very serious and like I feel Iike there’s this unwritten rule to celebrate it if you are in a relationship. And also I personally I’m single but me and my other single friends usually get together and celebrate it🤣
You KNOW it’s serious in the states when a month before the 14th of February and stores are already stalking up on Valentine’s Day gifts and chocolates.
My mom gets me a valentines present every year❤️
Since my moms a elementary school teacher, my Valentine’s Day consists of eating all the chocolate my mom’s student gift her. So no need for a relationships in my household. 😎
I better not see any bitter ppl in the comments bashing the guy for going all out 😭 Ppl who show their love and appreciation towards someone they really love w flowers, gifts and cooking them dinner is honestly a dream🥲 Ofc this is not in everyone’s taste and yea it was a lil much as they said in the video but it was still nice. You can also do this with friends ,family or even yourself! Valentines day is a day of love so i highly recommend cherishing yourself and having a self care day (if you’re single and feel alone) 🥰
Now I fear what they would think of American Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, 4th of July...we Americans...we don’t do holidays by half. Any excuse to eat, or give gifts, or both (we really like both) is a great thing to us. We do it big.
You didn't mention, but there is also secret valentine in middle school and high school, where you can send your crush flowers or candy secretly.
You guys should react to American competition shows world of dance, not the new season though before covid episodes and also Americas got talent and the voice just find the best clips. Hope you guys can do it
I grew up in the US and I’ve never known about the color meanings. I just always wear red & pink. Lol.
I am addicted to this channel. I love every member of this channel. But I have a question. All of you seem to be really really good with English or at least understanding what seems like just any random word. Which I think is very cool. How much English do you study in school or in college or is there a lot of English in Korean culture? When I was in the Navy I was stationed part of the time in Busan, Korea. It was a military town so there’s a lot of English. Is it the same in the rest of Korea?
Hi from the US, we dont have a dress code. Usually just dress up according to your plans for the dat
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All I'll ever need is chocolates and a teddy bear for Valentine's, nothing else. But since I'm single, I'll be feeling the void with watching bl's.
when i was in elementary school, everyone brought valentine's day treats for everyone. not just one specific person so it was nice ahaha otherwise i wouldn't have gotten anything lol
Here in the US on Valentines day the girlfriends might get diamond jewelry, or
a brand new car, but at least flowers. I do that kind of stuff.
Im from Chile, so valentines day is not that big of a deal, couples spend it together, maybe go to have dinner somewhere you like or order something you like and give each others chocolate or flowers, and since is a Saint's day some people with the name of the Saint receive some gift, I used to be named Valentina so my mom would make a big deal out of it and I would get some messages from friends, although I almost always spent that day with my dad and his girlfriend (Sometimes her son too) in vacations so I got to be alone in the house doing nothing.
Tbh unless you have a partner or you are my mom this day is like the rest
So in my elementary school on valentines day, you had to bring enough for everyone. Nobody ever didn't get any
Valentine's Day is just a regular day for me.
I don’t have a girlfriend for Valentine’s Day but I have one thing for it Family is my gift for Valentine’s Day.
In Finland it's called "Friend's day" and people usually just spend time with their s/o or friends if they don't have one.
Jaeyeol was so funny 😆
I was very amused by the "the US has Valentine's day, too?"
We also do galentines for the girls who are single and just a way to hangout with friends
Glad to know I'm not the only one hearing about the dress code for the the first time.
Happy early Valentine's
This brings an embarrassing story to mind, in middle school we had flowers we could buy and people would deliver them during class, I bought myself one because I knew I wouldn't get one and I forgot to leave it blank and the teacher was like "this flower is for aaliyah..from aaliyah" and I was like "😳"
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i don't quarantine kinda made me not excited for holidays this year like halloween, christmas, and valentines day🙃
Everybody celebrate Valentine 💝 differently in America and there's no dress code you wear whatever makes you comfortable
Some Single people buy gifts for themselves
It's early but Happy Valentine's
My parents get my sister and I Valentine's day stuff too. I also get my friends candy and treats on that day. We treat it as a day for love, not exactly couples. But hey Happy Valentines/Single Awareness Day! ❤
I think Valentine's day and Christmas might be very western holidays so it makes sense we take them seriously it's like one of the major couples days we have. I think it's great that everyone can get in on it we even have galentines day I know it's majorly capitalist but damn Americans in the comment we are a very festive country so be happy. Everyone happy Valentine's day be with loved ones and have a social distance party.
Valentine’s Day is the same for singles everywhere 😫