In Asia we call people by their first name. It is pointless calling people by their last name . Unlike Americans, many Asians especially Chinese and bordering countries have a limited last name list and a wide variety of first name. It isn’t like America lol
@@thefolder3086 Wait, I'm confused, isn't it the opposite? In American people are called by their first names, not their last. And from what I've learned, in places like Korea and Japan people are called by their last names, unless you have permission to call them by their first name.
@@regulus5003 maybe I messed up . As an Asian we calls each other with our own name and call foreigners with their family names. Sorry. I am not a native speaker.
@@thefolder3086 in America we call each other by first name unless it is a teacher you are talking to who doesn't specifically tell you to call them by their first name, then you call them Mrs. (or Ms.)/Mr. last name that's about the only time (I can think of) where we call anyone by last name
No it's like an idiot that thinks month date years makes sense (who has a very nice shirt so hes still smart otherwise) and an inassertive dude who needs to yell at the idiot (although he still has great crazy reactions so his personality is great otherwise)
how is this flirting???!!! He is friendly. It's called camaraderie. Men talk like this to other men. Pull your head out off the gutter. There was not a single second of flirt here, you just wish it was. Don't force it. It's pathetic, you know...
@@itsmypukapuka4710 Maybe you are western. In Asia this is legit flirting lol. For example, 0:33 In Asia we don’t call any boy pretty unless they are gay so the American guy would just shocked him and the entire Asian community watching this. Luckily, I watched enough American RUclips videos to not be shocked.
when he sad he lived in barcelona for three months I could picture him asking for ice and the waiter side eyeing him and bringing him one one or two ice cubes 🤣🤣 imagine his frustration 🤣🤣🤣 PS: I am from Barcelona
2-3 is the right amount, I have mega sensitive teeth and hate drinking things with ice and it’s hell in the U.S. to order a drink with a little or no ice. They always exaggerate and FILL the cup with only ice then pour your drink on top (you end up with like 3 ounces of your drink lol).
Minjae:" the younger generation usually isn't this friendly" Me, reminiscing about that time I was seated next to two Korean girls about the same age as me on a stopover in Seoul and our instant bonding over music and travel: 👁 👄 👁
Yooo what the korean dude said was accurate, lol. (Atleast in asia I think) that the elders are easier to have a conversation and be friendly with but it's not like that with the younger generation.
@@cosmixtsu what? It's a misunderstood then, I apologize and I'm gonna document about it now. Just in case: in my country side I've never heard it before (that it's a homophobic term) so I hope to don't attack ppl if you see it in Spanish pls.
The good thing about this ice is that it makes things cold really fast and it’s great to chew but it also melts fast and makes the drink watery which I do not enjoy
"In many parts of America, you can instantly befriend someone." _Meanwhile in PH_ Random bunch of dudes: "Oi, care for a drink lad?" _Karaoke montage, kamayan, and 4 cases of red horse later_ Random bunch of dudes: "Hey, you were a pretty fun dude, hope to see you next time in the future!"
I would love to see one of these where they take an American female and male straight from some ranch in the Midwest and compare them with Koreans. When I first met my cousin's wife, who's from South Korea, it was sooo different explaining everything we do in a day, the animals, the work, and it was really new for her too and she learned a lot.
On god! Midwest culture is so weird & that is coming from a born & raised Nebraskan. Like trying to explain being able to smell when a storm is coming in.
@@kiriaytroust I didn't realize that was a Midwestern thing! To me, it's more the lighting that comes when the sun is shining on the barn, but the backdrop is really ominous dark clouds, that happens right before the storm starts.
I love their dynamic in their interviews. Pres is so chill, calm and confident. With Minjae, they give off such a cute, and soft atmosphere. Very comfortable to watch them do interviews! Hope to see more of these two!!
American culture tips because waiters do not make minimum wage wich is like $8.75 in most places. So a waiter makes $3.25. They live off their tips. And me personally I always leave a tip of what I make an hour. If I make $10 I leave $10. I believe this way because you go somewhere to eat mostly for half an hour to an hour and that is a good way to decide to tip. Holidays usually double of what your hourly wage is. So double of $10 would be $20. That is courtesy for those who have to work on the holiday.
not him saying it's unfair that women waiters get more tips (which is not 100% true) and not acknowledge the gender wage gap, other than that pretty spot on lol
This reminded me of a video where the person stated that the gender was gap doesn’t exist. They said that men choose better paying jobs such as lawyer, doctor, engineer. While women choose low paying jobs such as female lawyer, female doctor, and female engineer. I laughed for a while after watching that video.
On the subject of ice water. I love ice water year round. I personally only put 3 ice cubes in myself but restaurants such as fast food restaurants will add a lot of ice to give you less drink. For the most part if you order a drink at restaurant without ice it won’t be cold. I prefer cold drinks to roomtemp or hot drinks.
Anyone else catch him saying it was unfair that women got tipped more...?👀 Call me crazy but being sexualized by men all the time isn’t exactly what i would call fair either. I say this all with love!
Having men's issues ignored isn't fair either.... I'm biracial and get fetishized and borderline sexually harassed by the girls at my school. Grown ass women make remarks about me appearance... but let's not act like men don't get sexualized either 👀
Hah, overly friendly. I'm glad he said "not New York" 🤣 It's so true, we're not usually like that. It's weird when I go to other states and people are all up in my business.
The thing is I can taste the sweetness in the bed which is why I know which ones to avoid. Sooner or later your taste buds change and you realize how sweet everything is
I don't put sugar in my cereal or in my drink and my grandma looks at me like I'm crazy and she even ask me why I don't put sugar,also I rather have room temperature water or drink Rather than a cold drink and my mom would say something to me about it
Americans aren’t “weird”, they have a way of doing things just as Korea have ways of doing things. It is only “weird” if you grow up doing things differently. America do not have a SET culture/way of doing things bcz there are ppl from all over the world living here and cultural differences can be different from house to house.
@@sambatra6162 That’s kind of true. Name one or some if you can bcz I can’t think of any at the moment. Even if you can, you still can’t say that it is American culture.
When speaking and writing out in full, I use month/day/year BUT when saving files in a computer system I will ALWAYS use year/month/day as it is the logical order and is best for saving files and sorting files as files will be sorted by year and then by month and then by date. It is so logical and easy to follow this way.
I'm from the southeastern U.S. and we are *super* friendly... we call complete strangers "honey", "baby", "sugar", "sweet pea" etc and it's meant to be both friendly and endearing. Pretty sure our accents allow for it to be so.
Tipping in America has nothing to do with slavery. It was a custom brought here from Europe. In medieval times travelers would tip servants to get better treatment and service.
I really relate to the instant friend/ overly friendly part, it's kinda convenient sometimes, you know, when you're in a new place and don't know anyone ?
Americans are like that. Certain cultures, like Italian Americans, welcome you like family. It can be very hard for more reserved cultures to understand. The whole 🧊 thing was hilarious 🤣 Americans like their cold drinks, thats for sure. I can't even imagine drinking a warm beer or soda. OMG sugar. In the South, you order iced tea, you'll get SWEET tea. In the North, your tea will be unsweet.
when prescott was talking about the date at 0:59 he said the the rest of the world does it wrong, when in reality the rest of the world does it right and America is the only place in the world that has the date like that. Same thing with time. like when someone says that its 18 o’ clock (18:30 which would be 6:30 in american time) Americans would say that its military time, when in reality, its the rest if the world time because the rest of the world uses that clock…..so yeaaaa prescott was wrong (aslo im not trying to offend anyone or be rude, im also American and i was simply correcting him)
nahhhh I'm from NJ and go to NYC from time to time, in my experience ya are mean asl😭 unless you're talking about upstate NY, the people there are nice
Nah, he's right Many New Yorkers move to North Carolina and they're always rude for absolutely no reason 🤣🤣🤣 It's so normal for us to say "hey" "how are you?" "Howdy" when passing strangers, but the New Yorkers act like we've committed a hate crime against them for asking about their day 🤣🤣🤣
Yo the debate on which ice is the best is true like the amount of times I've had this talk with people is too much to be considered normal outside of the United states
*Minjae and Prescott in the same video*
Minjae:
“This is teen channel!”
His first name is Minjae. His last name is Kim.
In Asia we call people by their first name. It is pointless calling people by their last name . Unlike Americans, many Asians especially Chinese and bordering countries have a limited last name list and a wide variety of first name. It isn’t like America lol
@@thefolder3086 Wait, I'm confused, isn't it the opposite? In American people are called by their first names, not their last. And from what I've learned, in places like Korea and Japan people are called by their last names, unless you have permission to call them by their first name.
@@regulus5003 maybe I messed up . As an Asian we calls each other with our own name and call foreigners with their family names. Sorry. I am not a native speaker.
@@thefolder3086 in America we call each other by first name unless it is a teacher you are talking to who doesn't specifically tell you to call them by their first name, then you call them Mrs. (or Ms.)/Mr. last name
that's about the only time (I can think of) where we call anyone by last name
Can we have more of this duo? It was like an older brother coaching his younger brother haha
No it's like an idiot that thinks month date years makes sense (who has a very nice shirt so hes still smart otherwise) and an inassertive dude who needs to yell at the idiot (although he still has great crazy reactions so his personality is great otherwise)
@@absoluteballs are you hurt?
@@absoluteballs who hurt you?
@@absoluteballs That was a little bit specific. Are you okay, man?
@@absoluteballs Bro, you alright?
Im so glad he touched on the subject of slave wages! Didnt see that coming!
Yea I love this guy :D
Prescott: "ACCEPT THE TIP!"
Koreans: " BUT---"
Prescott: "ITS MY CULTURE!!"
Koreans: 👁 👄 👁
I didn't know tips were related to slavery
@@veryconfused9768 a lot of things in America are related to slavery. Sadly
@@veryconfused9768 Its not. That is a false claim that is not backed by facts.
“I HAVE TOO”
“ITS MY CULTURE”
🤣
I felt that in my heart when he said it
I love how Prescott finds a way to flirts with Kim minjae😭
Alright dont make it weird lol
@@angelsis2222 how do you know he's straight?? Stop assuming his sexuality
@@ilomilo2741 it could still be uncomfortable to some people if random strangers are shipping them !!
@@strawb5492 its not really shippin bro
@@excusemethisisjinhitentert9053 oh either way anything could make ppl uncomfy but what does flirting mean then ?
Prescott is flirting so aggressively🤣
how is this flirting???!!! He is friendly. It's called camaraderie. Men talk like this to other men. Pull your head out off the gutter. There was not a single second of flirt here, you just wish it was. Don't force it. It's pathetic, you know...
@@itsmypukapuka4710 Maybe you are western. In Asia this is legit flirting lol. For example,
0:33 In Asia we don’t call any boy pretty unless they are gay so the American guy would just shocked him and the entire Asian community watching this. Luckily, I watched enough American RUclips videos to not be shocked.
@@itsmypukapuka4710 the fact that we are culturally different doesn’t mean you can call all Asians pathetic. It is so racist. Plz stop
@@itsmypukapuka4710 we are different. Understand it.
@@itsmypukapuka4710 sorry for being aggressive but you seems more aggressive . I just want you to know it .
when he sad he lived in barcelona for three months I could picture him asking for ice and the waiter side eyeing him and bringing him one one or two ice cubes 🤣🤣 imagine his frustration 🤣🤣🤣 PS: I am from Barcelona
2 ice cubes? The horror
@@a.j.w9992 when you order water it generally has 2 or 3 ice cubes
@@valentinaflores2823 not really, we don't serve water with ice at all unless someone asks for it
2-3 is the right amount, I have mega sensitive teeth and hate drinking things with ice and it’s hell in the U.S. to order a drink with a little or no ice. They always exaggerate and FILL the cup with only ice then pour your drink on top (you end up with like 3 ounces of your drink lol).
Usually in Europe they don't serve with ice, the drinks has only been refrigerated.
The guy certainly laid the facts out. I like him
I love the dynamic of these two.....It's kinda cute
We need more of this duo, Prescott needs to teach Kim Minjae how to relax
Korean: you look handsome
(Expecting to be praised as well)
American: you look very pretty
Korean: O_o *ok not what I expected*
Minjae:" the younger generation usually isn't this friendly"
Me, reminiscing about that time I was seated next to two Korean girls about the same age as me on a stopover in Seoul and our instant bonding over music and travel: 👁 👄 👁
It's different when multiple people are fans of something.
"This is a teen channel!"
"Teens are almost adults" LMFAO IMPECCABLE LOGIC
6:10 "im tryna kuyonghaeyo" 😂😂
That was so funny😂😂
What does that mean?
@@bloomwiththestars relax
Yooo what the korean dude said was accurate, lol. (Atleast in asia I think) that the elders are easier to have a conversation and be friendly with but it's not like that with the younger generation.
I love his shy reactions, so cute 💕
What??
Huhh 💀
Weirdo..
um gay panic is a term used by homophobic ppl... (just say it's cute how he's shy instead)
@@cosmixtsu what? It's a misunderstood then, I apologize and I'm gonna document about it now.
Just in case: in my country side I've never heard it before (that it's a homophobic term) so I hope to don't attack ppl if you see it in Spanish pls.
Crushed ice it te best hamds down 😩🤚🏻
Round ice is great form sonic only thing it’s good for
Yes Sonic ice is the best and they actually sell it by the bag!
Amen
The good thing about this ice is that it makes things cold really fast and it’s great to chew but it also melts fast and makes the drink watery which I do not enjoy
Yes 😭 I use to be addicted to eating crushed ice when I was younger
"In many parts of America, you can instantly befriend someone."
_Meanwhile in PH_
Random bunch of dudes: "Oi, care for a drink lad?"
_Karaoke montage, kamayan, and 4 cases of red horse later_
Random bunch of dudes: "Hey, you were a pretty fun dude, hope to see you next time in the future!"
I would love to see one of these where they take an American female and male straight from some ranch in the Midwest and compare them with Koreans. When I first met my cousin's wife, who's from South Korea, it was sooo different explaining everything we do in a day, the animals, the work, and it was really new for her too and she learned a lot.
On god! Midwest culture is so weird & that is coming from a born & raised Nebraskan. Like trying to explain being able to smell when a storm is coming in.
@@kiriaytroust I didn't realize that was a Midwestern thing! To me, it's more the lighting that comes when the sun is shining on the barn, but the backdrop is really ominous dark clouds, that happens right before the storm starts.
"that's why america's overweight it's so sad"
meanwhile i'm watching this while eating lots of ice cream 🥲
I need more of this tandem. There so cute together.
So funny when the F bomb was dropped the reaction haha.
Minjae resembles the guy in Mr heart SO MUCH it's insane
Lee See Jin?
@@xgayb YEAH. I really thought it was him at first 💀
I was looking for this comment.
I WAS JUST AB TO SAY THAT
I laughed way more than I should have at the ice joke. We really do love our ice in the USA.🇺🇸
THIS DUO IS SO GOOD PLEASE GIVE US MORE OF THIS KJDSNDJK
Dynamic Duo 🔥
I love their dynamic in their interviews. Pres is so chill, calm and confident. With Minjae, they give off such a cute, and soft atmosphere. Very comfortable to watch them do interviews! Hope to see more of these two!!
I felt his frustration i need ice in all my drinks, everything tastes better cold in my opinion 😭
American culture tips because waiters do not make minimum wage wich is like $8.75 in most places. So a waiter makes $3.25. They live off their tips. And me personally I always leave a tip of what I make an hour. If I make $10 I leave $10. I believe this way because you go somewhere to eat mostly for half an hour to an hour and that is a good way to decide to tip. Holidays usually double of what your hourly wage is. So double of $10 would be $20. That is courtesy for those who have to work on the holiday.
that's shit. so the employer wants to cut costs and lets the customers fill in? nonsense. tips shouldn't be mandatory.
@@mheekkim2901 true
I like that this starts with casual flirting 😂
Minjae is getting more confident abt his English in every video and i really love that!
The giving tips part is very relatable, like I feel bad if I don't give one or I feel like the person will get offended if I don't give a tip
not him saying it's unfair that women waiters get more tips (which is not 100% true) and not acknowledge the gender wage gap, other than that pretty spot on lol
the wage gap isnt real
@@BKsunstar Oh boy are you privileged or what. Go educate yourself.
This reminded me of a video where the person stated that the gender was gap doesn’t exist. They said that men choose better paying jobs such as lawyer, doctor, engineer. While women choose low paying jobs such as female lawyer, female doctor, and female engineer.
I laughed for a while after watching that video.
I'm here for my cutie pie Kim Minjae's reaction. He's just so Lovable 😂
On the subject of ice water. I love ice water year round. I personally only put 3 ice cubes in myself but restaurants such as fast food restaurants will add a lot of ice to give you less drink. For the most part if you order a drink at restaurant without ice it won’t be cold. I prefer cold drinks to roomtemp or hot drinks.
I really love the chemistry between these two. I love how they are vibing with each other.
Anyone else catch him saying it was unfair that women got tipped more...?👀
Call me crazy but being sexualized by men all the time isn’t exactly what i would call fair either.
I say this all with love!
Having men's issues ignored isn't fair either.... I'm biracial and get fetishized and borderline sexually harassed by the girls at my school. Grown ass women make remarks about me appearance... but let's not act like men don't get sexualized either 👀
There are pros and cons for both sexes.
Hah, overly friendly. I'm glad he said "not New York" 🤣 It's so true, we're not usually like that. It's weird when I go to other states and people are all up in my business.
Fave Duo
Same! I love them so much
I'm from Brazil and it's awesome to see the differences between our cultures! Love these type of videos
You are so very pretty
That korean boy: ahh... Ukhmm..
I really laughing so hard🤣🤣
In Colombia people sometimes like to give tips even if the tip is always included in the receipt
I LOVE this duo they’re so funny together🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The thing is I can taste the sweetness in the bed which is why I know which ones to avoid. Sooner or later your taste buds change and you realize how sweet everything is
???
I don't put sugar in my cereal or in my drink and my grandma looks at me like I'm crazy and she even ask me why I don't put sugar,also I rather have room temperature water or drink Rather than a cold drink and my mom would say something to me about it
Prescott basically just described America as going through puberty 24/7 365!🤣🤣🤣
And the boys are BACK
Americans aren’t “weird”, they have a way of doing things just as Korea have ways of doing things. It is only “weird” if you grow up doing things differently. America do not have a SET culture/way of doing things bcz there are ppl from all over the world living here and cultural differences can be different from house to house.
That's true but there are still some things that you'd find common among US households.
@@sambatra6162 That’s kind of true. Name one or some if you can bcz I can’t think of any at the moment. Even if you can, you still can’t say that it is American culture.
More Minjae and Presscot please!! ❤️
pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease,OKAY
Here in the Philippines, we use the format "Month/Day/Year" more often. But for proper letters and papers we go for "May 8, 2021" :)
That's the way America does it. We say it the way we speak it.
This is the best duo ever. They seem to get along very well, i would love to see more of them.
Agree on the bread and cereal. A local bread has no sugar added and I buy that one. Most of my cereal is low sugar like Cheerios for example.
So if I ever go to Europe, bring an ice cube tray, got it. 😅
When speaking and writing out in full, I use month/day/year BUT when saving files in a computer system I will ALWAYS use year/month/day as it is the logical order and is best for saving files and sorting files as files will be sorted by year and then by month and then by date. It is so logical and easy to follow this way.
The name Prescott is so unique! I love it!
The American date order comes from wall calendars. The calendar on the wall is currently flipped to May. Which day in May is secondary.
i didn't know that tipping culture came from slavery! almost everything in this country is related to race tho, so it makes sense
It does not in the way it was described
Not exactly!
No. It really isn't. Only a subset are obsessed with race and see it in everything.
Omg the fact that he's fluent makes me so jealous
I'm from the southeastern U.S. and we are *super* friendly... we call complete strangers "honey", "baby", "sugar", "sweet pea" etc and it's meant to be both friendly and endearing. Pretty sure our accents allow for it to be so.
Tipping in America has nothing to do with slavery. It was a custom brought here from Europe. In medieval times travelers would tip servants to get better treatment and service.
I really like this two Duo, more of them please 😍
5:36 is exactly why I tipped everywhere I went when I was in Spain. I’ve been so conditioned to do it that I can’t just NOT do it. 😂
The way he panic when he make the comment of the girl getting bigger tips
The American dude looks like a disney prince lol
Why does he though💀💀💀
1:05 MY DUDE it’s day month year. it literally makes so much more sence that way
The chick-fal-a ice be bussin bussin
I really relate to the instant friend/ overly friendly part, it's kinda convenient sometimes, you know, when you're in a new place and don't know anyone ?
Does 2 are hilarious. Love them a lot, very handsome both
I’m loving the contents between these two fr 😂💯
lol this boy is so pure xD
He looks like the dude from “Mr. Heart”
Also they are a good duo together I enjoyed watching this!
Oh..My good...This duo makes my heart bounce 🌼🌼
MORE OF THEIR PLEASE
They're so cute together 😭❤️
They’re both sooo handsome 😍
Ok but like I dont trust people who dont put a little bit a sugar in their Rice Krispie cereal.👁️👄👁️👉🏽🚪
i do not do that maybe cuz i grew up in an asian house hold
There's already a lot of sugar in it😩
@@jildavid There is no sugar in those dry rice Krispies...im not talking about the treats☹️
@@kaayleelynn3424 So you just eat them all plain, not even two pinches....
I put a lil sugar in my Cheerios if they not the one's with honey 🤭
Americans are like that. Certain cultures, like Italian Americans, welcome you like family. It can be very hard for more reserved cultures to understand. The whole 🧊 thing was hilarious 🤣 Americans like their cold drinks, thats for sure. I can't even imagine drinking a warm beer or soda. OMG sugar. In the South, you order iced tea, you'll get SWEET tea. In the North, your tea will be unsweet.
i dont think korean dont like sugar.
for me, most of their foods are sweet. i once bought korean bread. damn, it was really sweet 🙊
This was super cute
Props to the translator 😂 how many times did he switch from korean to English
He's right, we Americans love talking about our ice. For example, Zaxby's has "good ice" which for me, is the tiny lil crushed ice that's textured.
when prescott was talking about the date at 0:59 he said the the rest of the world does it wrong, when in reality the rest of the world does it right and America is the only place in the world that has the date like that. Same thing with time. like when someone says that its 18 o’ clock (18:30 which would be 6:30 in american time) Americans would say that its military time, when in reality, its the rest if the world time because the rest of the world uses that clock…..so yeaaaa prescott was wrong (aslo im not trying to offend anyone or be rude, im also American and i was simply correcting him)
I love how every time these two are together Its just them flirting LMFAO
the caption "America uses the matrix system" skskskskskks cute
“teenagers are almost adults” is such a cringe thing to say
More of this dynamic duo please 😍😂😍😂😍
Video: *friendliness*
Me from Minnesota: ...yep
When I lived in the US for a year this is exactly the kinda stuff that weirded me out. Every single one of them hit right on the head!
im from europe & we give tips too lol ..like literally for everything
I grew up in Arizona so I LOVE ice cold water! I'm currently sipping on iced water at my desk 😂❄️
OMG!!!!!!
That's smile squad
Love you Sam li, Kurt tocci and markin 😍😍💝💝
1:20 not in Hungary, we write it as year/month/day. I love when people generalise Europe, i love to correct them :))
"Overly friendly" 💀boy we just like to be in your business😅
1:19 I'm indian we use Day/Month/Year not only Indians but lots of Asian countries use this!
Fr he is prettyyy.
When he said New York is not friendly. It’s a lie most New Yorker are very kind m. I’m one of them haha
Same
Yeah I was about to say New Yorkers (depending on the area) I heard were very nice
@@remains10 mhm
nahhhh I'm from NJ and go to NYC from time to time, in my experience ya are mean asl😭
unless you're talking about upstate NY, the people there are nice
Nah, he's right Many New Yorkers move to North Carolina and they're always rude for absolutely no reason 🤣🤣🤣 It's so normal for us to say "hey" "how are you?" "Howdy" when passing strangers, but the New Yorkers act like we've committed a hate crime against them for asking about their day 🤣🤣🤣
'ur pretty'
*gay panic*
Yo the debate on which ice is the best is true like the amount of times I've had this talk with people is too much to be considered normal outside of the United states
I don't want to sound weird but, the Korean guy is pretty similar to an actor in the serie the nobleman ryu's weeding. Both of them are cute.
Haha this was adorable.