@@evan-ph9iz they did but this song can't be beaten in so many levels. It has been 12 years. The impact girls' generation made to kpop world really is something. If that isn't what a legend should be, i don't know what is.
this protests has almost nothing to do with feminism lmao. it was about wanting the chairman of Ehwa to step down Ehwa is an all girl university so no shit all the protesters would be female and it was also the spark of the anti government movement in korea in 2017.
Hi there, sorry i'm no Korean (Thai actually) but I read a lot about foreign news including those of S.Korea president Park is involved in a big scandal involving an influence of Choi-Soon Sil, a daughter of shaman-cult leader There's a news elsewhere that allegedly said she was responsible for masterminding governmental policy and decision making during Park's administration. But her alleged negligence during the sinking of Sewol in 2014 that really fired up Koreans
Uhm... Correct me if I'm wrong, but from the description of this video I think this protest is different with the protest for President Park Geun-hye. The song did being used for the protest against the President, but not the protest depicted in this video.
Last year (2018) I was really active in the protests of my school; with other students we slept there (for about a month) and not allowed other people to enter into the stablishment (english is not my first lenguage so i don't know how that type of protests are called) and being a Sone this makes me really emotional. Please ALWAYS stand up for your rights, and for what you DESERVE. Don't EVER give up. We can make things better
Sorry if I am intruding, but I want to ask. How did the first day of sit-in at the main building start? How did students know that there was a meeting going on? How were students able to keep the faculty members/professors from escaping? Did they lock the door, block the door? How did students provide food to the them? Was the student council the leading force behind the protest? How did students communicate online? You don't have to answer if you don't want to! I am just curious because I was a foreign intern at a Ewha department but never understood how the students were able to be so successful in the protest. I am just amazed of the students.
@@oktaecyoong hey! I saw this too late, I'm sorry. Well it was hard. We entered to the building in the night, there was no security people even when the directors knew there was a high probability of us taking over the building (we did it for our own reasons as students but also because our teachers where in a long protest again the directors) so we just entered, a teacher provided us a key we only had to act like we were forcing the door bc there were cameras. Then inside we blocked the doors with chairs and tables from the classrooms (we had to go to the principal inspector office to get the key of all classrooms). We slept in a big room that we filled with yoga mats from the sports room and put our own sleeping bags there. About the food: in my country the thing we did is of course illegal but the police can only enter and take students out if the principal calls and ask them to do so. He of course wouldn't bc of the school's image. So our parents would bring us food somedays and we cooked by turns at the teacher's dinning room. Our protest was up for three weeks (well almost a month) until they accepted our petitions! So yeah, happy ending haha
@@oktaecyoong and no, the student council wasn't leading it, the president of the student council was against us actually. A friend reunited some people that he knew would help and we planned everything together in a house. We also called to an assembly with all students to ask them if they would be okay with what we wanted to do, mostly to make things more legit"" (in school terms) and to respect everyone's decision!
I admire you, in my country Chile even if the student's dies in the establishment they don't care at all. In Chile during the protests against the education system a lot of people gets critical injuries bc the police was too aggressive with them, and even some of them dies. So I really respect you!👏
@@ameliasilva6582 Hey! Soy de Chile de hecho jajaja qué coincidencia y sí, lo que dices es totalmente cierto, tuvimos mucha suerte de que no nos hubieran desalojado y que hayamos llegado a un acuerdo (aunque este no haya sido respetado) si bien en un momento sí tuvimos problemas no fue nada del otro mundo y nadie salió herido. Curioso porque en la misma calle de mi colegio había una universidad en toma y allí sí que la tuvieron mal con las lacrimógenas e intentos de desalojo, a nosotros la verdad no nos pasó nada así
I'm so proud of these Ewha girls as a fellow Korean. Who would have imagined when they were singing this song at protest site that the issue of corruption was eventually found to be related to the Korean president? As a result, Korean public went out to streets for several months in 2016 and finally impeached the president. These students brought the Koreans into a new world.
That's so wrong that they would just force those programs on you :( Especially when they brand themselves as a university that focuses on the betterment of Women's education.
This is another reason why SNSD is national girl group of kpop. Into the new world debut song is legendary debut song EVER. I'm feel sad to this students....I think SNSD as nations girl group no one can change that 😍😍
@@naelsworld it evolved everyday, but 13 years later they're still the nations girl group as per Gallup Korea who made this title for SNSD and Korean government. Still effective even when they promote individually, still and always be the nations singer. And yoona with the most nation title.
@@naelsworld This song is still as impactful in Korea today as it was back then as you can see it's always a must at protests or womens marches or PRIDE if you look up the lyrics & the video to the song you would know why because of it brings a little thing called HOPE! The goverment gave SNSD the nations girl group title & that is still valid today no matter what social media say, Korean media stick to it being SNSD doesn't matter if their together or apart the girls are still doing their thing YoonA is still as popular now as she was back then & Taeyeon is the second biggest female soloist in the country next to IU!
@@bellereinette2938 Hyoyeon is now a DJ+ her solo career is also booming. Seohyeon and tiff are doing musicals plus seohyun, sooyoung and yuri are also succesful in their acting fields, yuri is also a chef now and has a variety show with lee kwang soo and yoo jae sok, sunny is as usual hosting her radio show but she has great potential in her vocals so it's likely she'll debut as a solo singer. Tiff is also now an american singer and taryeon also does variety shows too.
Fame will not last forever but atleast they leave us something beautiful. I cant help but to think, 3rd generation fans are boastful enough to disrespect 2nd generation idols but few years from now, their idol wont even leave any traces. Record will be broken by another idols and they will not be as famous as they are now. And I am happy that SNSD gave us this song with beautiful meaning. While this song is sung, Girls' Generation will always be alive. They will be the real LEGENDARY GIRL GROUP.
proud of ewha students. i studied there as an international student. wonderful teachers, terrible admin(common in all universities). i wish you and your classmates the best
@@kathleenseetoh4829 the one with Kwangsu as policeman called "LIVE". Actually the production crew had to apologized for that scene, I forgot for what reason.
Despite the situation written in the title, I'm really scared of people who say, "I'm proud of the Girls' Generation." After that day, students come up with wounds just by listening to the world they met again. In That Situation, They are not fans of Girls' Generation. They are fighting with Corruption.
Um, they sang the song because they were Sones (they wouldn't even know the lyrics if they weren't) and ITNW has always had that message of being courageous in the face of adversity.
@@jennyarriola324 Most Korean women their age all know SNSD's debut song lyrics. I do too. It's not because we are Sone, it's because the song has been so popular and sensational since we were teenagers, it ties us as a generation.
What happend here, why did they protest? Btw i saw this and Jessica came up to my mind😭 0:53 the power of Into The New World and SNSD (Girls Generation)
The only protests I've taken part in were the Student's Climate March that took place everywhere across the globe . I went with my classmates (skipped school) to the London one . Idky but whenever you're in a crowd and your cheering together for a right cause , you get that sense of family and euphoria right?
![Lee Younghyun - Into The New World | 이영현 - 다시 만난 세계 [Immortal Songs 2 / 2017.01.07]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ScB969bEmAk/mqdefault.jpg)
I feel like the police officer that was crying felt bad for them
What was happening?
Yeh what was happening
@@blinkoncecherishnotarmy7648 read the description
Judy Bakry the students were protesting about something that the school changed
Blink Once Cherish Not Army The students were protesting about some that the school changed
Another reason why SNSD is the nation's girl group. :)
Is snsd the same as girls generation?
Nutella lover yes
@@evan-ph9iz they did but this song can't be beaten in so many levels. It has been 12 years. The impact girls' generation made to kpop world really is something. If that isn't what a legend should be, i don't know what is.
@@evan-ph9iz nope,,, nation gg is created for snsd cause they are legends that cant be replaced ,, they are super talented
@Mochiisteph nope there is only one nation gg and that is a group who are super talented ,have an impact , queen ok kpop etc.. and that is SNSD
"Right now is the generation for feminists." -Tiffany Hwang
this protests has almost nothing to do with feminism lmao. it was about wanting the chairman of Ehwa to step down Ehwa is an all girl university so no shit all the protesters would be female and it was also the spark of the anti government movement in korea in 2017.
@정우지켜 fr tho
@•3• not when you see some crazy feminists...
@정우지켜 They are fake feminists
Sorry for my bad english
@정우지켜 lmao I think u missed the whole point of being a feminist. Men were never oppressed. And if weren't for men we wouldn't have feminist.
It makes my SONE heart so happy...students using they debut song to president
Skye 난 룽 why they want president park to step down?
Hi there, sorry i'm no Korean (Thai actually) but I read a lot about foreign news including those of S.Korea
president Park is involved in a big scandal involving an influence of Choi-Soon Sil, a daughter of shaman-cult leader
There's a news elsewhere that allegedly said she was responsible for masterminding governmental policy and decision making during Park's administration. But her alleged negligence during the sinking of Sewol in 2014 that really fired up Koreans
Uhm... Correct me if I'm wrong, but from the description of this video I think this protest is different with the protest for President Park Geun-hye. The song did being used for the protest against the President, but not the protest depicted in this video.
The impact of Girls' Generation to Korea 💓💓
IT MAKES ME SO PROUD THAT IM A SONE!
Last year (2018) I was really active in the protests of my school; with other students we slept there (for about a month) and not allowed other people to enter into the stablishment (english is not my first lenguage so i don't know how that type of protests are called) and being a Sone this makes me really emotional. Please ALWAYS stand up for your rights, and for what you DESERVE. Don't EVER give up. We can make things better
Sorry if I am intruding, but I want to ask. How did the first day of sit-in at the main building start? How did students know that there was a meeting going on? How were students able to keep the faculty members/professors from escaping? Did they lock the door, block the door? How did students provide food to the them? Was the student council the leading force behind the protest? How did students communicate online?
You don't have to answer if you don't want to! I am just curious because I was a foreign intern at a Ewha department but never understood how the students were able to be so successful in the protest. I am just amazed of the students.
@@oktaecyoong hey! I saw this too late, I'm sorry. Well it was hard. We entered to the building in the night, there was no security people even when the directors knew there was a high probability of us taking over the building (we did it for our own reasons as students but also because our teachers where in a long protest again the directors) so we just entered, a teacher provided us a key we only had to act like we were forcing the door bc there were cameras. Then inside we blocked the doors with chairs and tables from the classrooms (we had to go to the principal inspector office to get the key of all classrooms). We slept in a big room that we filled with yoga mats from the sports room and put our own sleeping bags there. About the food: in my country the thing we did is of course illegal but the police can only enter and take students out if the principal calls and ask them to do so. He of course wouldn't bc of the school's image. So our parents would bring us food somedays and we cooked by turns at the teacher's dinning room. Our protest was up for three weeks (well almost a month) until they accepted our petitions! So yeah, happy ending haha
@@oktaecyoong and no, the student council wasn't leading it, the president of the student council was against us actually. A friend reunited some people that he knew would help and we planned everything together in a house. We also called to an assembly with all students to ask them if they would be okay with what we wanted to do, mostly to make things more legit"" (in school terms) and to respect everyone's decision!
I admire you, in my country Chile even if the student's dies in the establishment they don't care at all. In Chile during the protests against the education system a lot of people gets critical injuries bc the police was too aggressive with them, and even some of them dies. So I really respect you!👏
@@ameliasilva6582 Hey! Soy de Chile de hecho jajaja qué coincidencia y sí, lo que dices es totalmente cierto, tuvimos mucha suerte de que no nos hubieran desalojado y que hayamos llegado a un acuerdo (aunque este no haya sido respetado) si bien en un momento sí tuvimos problemas no fue nada del otro mundo y nadie salió herido. Curioso porque en la misma calle de mi colegio había una universidad en toma y allí sí que la tuvieron mal con las lacrimógenas e intentos de desalojo, a nosotros la verdad no nos pasó nada así
Why am I crying ?😭😂
Alex_ MLN Me too 😢
Me too ;-;
It too sad 😢😢😢
@@iimiintyclxud7003 it's not... :/ please do your research before saying such thing...
Me too :/
one of the police is wiping something maybe TEARS?
EXO-L 4EVER Yes I saw that too !!!
No doubt! I'm af.
yeah they were, i think they might've been threatened to be fired if they didn't obey. they felt bad for the students.
I'm so proud of these Ewha girls as a fellow Korean. Who would have imagined when they were singing this song at protest site that the issue of corruption was eventually found to be related to the Korean president? As a result, Korean public went out to streets for several months in 2016 and finally impeached the president. These students brought the Koreans into a new world.
most impactful debut song of all time ... gives me emotions everytime I hear it
That's so wrong that they would just force those programs on you :( Especially when they brand themselves as a university that focuses on the betterment of Women's education.
Goosebumps.
DANA FERRER same
same
This is another reason why SNSD is national girl group of kpop. Into the new world debut song is legendary debut song EVER. I'm feel sad to this students....I think SNSD as nations girl group no one can change that 😍😍
of the past generation yes, but now kpop has evolved, stop living in the past.
@@naelsworld it evolved everyday, but 13 years later they're still the nations girl group as per Gallup Korea who made this title for SNSD and Korean government. Still effective even when they promote individually, still and always be the nations singer. And yoona with the most nation title.
@@naelsworld This song is still as impactful in Korea today as it was back then as you can see it's always a must at protests or womens marches or PRIDE if you look up the lyrics & the video to the song you would know why because of it brings a little thing called HOPE! The goverment gave SNSD the nations girl group title & that is still valid today no matter what social media say, Korean media stick to it being SNSD doesn't matter if their together or apart the girls are still doing their thing YoonA is still as popular now as she was back then & Taeyeon is the second biggest female soloist in the country next to IU!
@@bellereinette2938 Hyoyeon is now a DJ+ her solo career is also booming. Seohyeon and tiff are doing musicals plus seohyun, sooyoung and yuri are also succesful in their acting fields, yuri is also a chef now and has a variety show with lee kwang soo and yoo jae sok, sunny is as usual hosting her radio show but she has great potential in her vocals so it's likely she'll debut as a solo singer. Tiff is also now an american singer and taryeon also does variety shows too.
@@naelsworld Not only of the past but now too. No one has surpassed snsd lmao.
This make me happy because one of my favorite groups make history on its country. Stay strong in you fight!
why i am crying?
Resty kim idk ._.
Same 😭
Jaejoong!!!
It makes me emotional how their voices gets louder, this is such an impactful and meaningful song!
SNSD so powerful. The most iconic gg of ALL TIME
Fame will not last forever but atleast they leave us something beautiful. I cant help but to think, 3rd generation fans are boastful enough to disrespect 2nd generation idols but few years from now, their idol wont even leave any traces. Record will be broken by another idols and they will not be as famous as they are now. And I am happy that SNSD gave us this song with beautiful meaning. While this song is sung, Girls' Generation will always be alive. They will be the real LEGENDARY GIRL GROUP.
Of yes tru
Well said!!
They sang so well
if i was a cop, i already be crying,,,,
(sorry for my bad english.)
It makes me cry
I can see the police is crying!
proud of ewha students. i studied there as an international student. wonderful teachers, terrible admin(common in all universities). i wish you and your classmates the best
Korea you can!
as a sone this I beautiful to me,we are proud snsd
#WeLoveYouSnsd. #10YearsWithSnsd
I'm proud to be sone
This song gives me chills everytime i listen to it especially when it is sung as an anthem
SNSD I Love You
rahayu setianingsih .상황파악을 왜 못하니..
Are you crazy????
김동영 are you …
소정원 excuse you sis....
FIGHTING...I'M CRYING....
Why am I crying ? 😢
Legend Debut song ❤️
SNSD SONE FIGHTING 💖
my emotions pls 😭
i think this eventually lead to the chain of events that ended up impeaching park geun hye. and this scene was recreated in a drama. ICONIC
may I know which drama is it?
@@kathleenseetoh4829 the one with Kwangsu as policeman called "LIVE". Actually the production crew had to apologized for that scene, I forgot for what reason.
I came here after watching that scene, i cried so much😢😢😢
@@biteme9505 maybe because it has something to do with the previous authority???
I just watched LIVE on Netflix and you can see this moment on Ep.2. They recreated it. They sang Into The New World too.
I got so surprised bc I saw this after I watched Ep. 2.
LIVE??? Do you mean a movie???
@@HuongNguyen-yz3vq staring lee kwang soo RM
I'm trying not to cry in school but this is amazing. I love being a SONE...😢
I'm so sorry you guys have to go through this but your strength is admirable
When we said SNSD ARE THE REAL QUEENS this is what we mean
This gave me chills ❤️❤️❤️
Despite the situation written in the title, I'm really scared of people who say, "I'm proud of the Girls' Generation." After that day, students come up with wounds just by listening to the world they met again. In That Situation, They are not fans of Girls' Generation. They are fighting with Corruption.
Um, they sang the song because they were Sones (they wouldn't even know the lyrics if they weren't) and ITNW has always had that message of being courageous in the face of adversity.
@@jennyarriola324 you don’t have to be a fan of a group to know the lyrics of their song
@@jennyarriola324 Most Korean women their age all know SNSD's debut song lyrics. I do too. It's not because we are Sone, it's because the song has been so popular and sensational since we were teenagers, it ties us as a generation.
it makes my sone heart warm
I feel useless for polices😂😂, they just stand quietly to hear, even imagine that some of them are SONE🤪
Am I the only one that hears people singing but kinda like from another room? Like another students were in another room singing a beat late.
This brought me to tears
I Love GG Forever
The impact of GIRLS' GENERATION 💕
The Nation Girl Group
The Legend of KPOP
No one can replace them
it made me cry, it's so emotional, powerful and impactful
whos here after watching episode 2 of live
I'M SO PROUD TO BE A SONE
I'M SO PROUD THAT I'M A SONE 👏💜😍
why i feel like I'm gonna cry?i can't-
every lyrics that the students sing surely made the police guilty.
i read this stories in one book it’s make me cry
Wow so that one scene in the Kdrama titled Live is inspired from here.
I'M GETTING EMOTIONAL.
Osea que en el drama Live se inspiraron de esto para hacer una escena que me hizo llorar un montón wow 👏👏👏
You will be proud if you are SONE😢
I didn’t even know the context but I’m emotional right now..
*cries
sone
where r u ????
my whole body chills every time i watch this
srsly i feel sad...threatened cus of scolorship...very sad
This gave me chills.
I got chills litteral chills
Im crying 😭😭 we sang that here in Philippines in our school
i'm crying😢❤
Goosebumps man
This event is re-inacted in the show "Live" on Netflix. ep 3
I CRY SO HARD EVERYTIME I WATCH THIS
tem um olho na minha lágrima TT
SNSD até morrer 소녀시대 eu tô arrepiada
oh.. lyrics...
I'm a male but I like this song and the students God bless
この子達の勇気ある行動の先に、昨日の韓国民主主義の勝利がある！ 何度見ても泣いてしまうよ。
this held me goosbumps, I really feel bad for the students :((
This makes me cry
What happend here, why did they protest? Btw i saw this and Jessica came up to my mind😭 0:53 the power of Into The New World and SNSD (Girls Generation)
1:08 cute😭😭
1:08 is this policeman crying?
I don't blame him, i hear angels
hahaahahha... proud Sone here
I got goosebumps.
Wht act happend? Someone explain??? Tht policeman just cried 😭😭😭
in case we forget. this is the effect of snsd debut song in korea. yruly the nation's girl group💕
Its like their national song
POWERFUL. 👊👏👍
wow
Literal CHILLS!
My guy the bodyguard is crying
I too have no idea why im crying
I’m crying omfg-
OMG
Why am i crying what's happening here
Beautiful
Goosebumps
me crying
My favorit group, SNSD 💗❤️♥️
The only protests I've taken part in were the Student's Climate March that took place everywhere across the globe . I went with my classmates (skipped school) to the London one . Idky but whenever you're in a crowd and your cheering together for a right cause , you get that sense of family and euphoria right?
소녀시대 ❤️❤️
Why the hell am I crying 😭😭
if i were that cop i will sing along
so this is the scene that was in Live
Wow...