As a Korean, this MV is really moving and meaningful. Some people who are not so educated (or semi-knowledgeable) about Korea-Japan history say that Korea needs to let go of the historical tensions. Korea is a country whose people care greatly about each other. We still feel the pain that our older generations suffered during the Japanese imperialism (e.g. comfort women to be used as sex slaves, forcing entire country to not speak Korean and only speak Japanese, massacring innocent people - especially during 3/1 peace protest, murdering the Queen of Korea - Myungsung hwanghoo, killing thousands of national animal species like Korean native tigers, taking most of Korean native cows, destroying and stealing thousands of national treasures, and many others). There are still numerous surviving victims of comfort women. We Koreans like Japan as a country and its culture, but the constant efforts by the Japanese government to hide the true history and deny the horrible oppressions between 1910-1945 greatly saddens many Koreans. That is why we try harder to remember our history, to fight to keep the truth. This is a very emotional MV for many Koreans to remember how hard our ancestors fought for their freedom and how important freedom is. It is important to always remember history, to make sure that such horrible things will never happen again
@일산발해인 obviously not for every single korean, but come on, on general scale, koreans do consume a lot of japanese cuisine and culture such as anime, sushi, ramen, tonaktsu, and so on. and that's not a bad thing. japanese love korean culture as well. what is really toxic is the japanese government, why would we hate japan and japanese for that? there are lots of issues at country level but we shouldn't hate each other on individual level
@@nada-iu9yg i agree with everything you said. I think it's also some of the japanese media that add to the hatred towards korea. i've watched numerous japanese shows about korea on youtube and they seem to downgrade on korea a lot (i've personally felt that way and so did a lot of korean viewers on those youtube videos) and add incorrect translations and so on. most of footage about korea on japanese tv has negative tones that makes the japanese viewers to not like korea, whereas in korea, most of footage about japan is very positive. also, like you said anti-Korean books sell quite well in Japan, whereas there are almost no (or none) anti-Japan books. the korean war really helped japan recover a lot like you said as the US needed lots weaponries and therefore built a lot of those factories in japan, which helped boost their economy a lot, although i'm not sure if that is really related to the message i'm trying to give. But agree with everything you said
@김한결 "한국인으로서 이 뮤비는 감동적이면서 의미가 큰 뮤비입니다. 한국과 일본 사이의 역사적 사건들을 잘 모르거나 어중간하게 아는 외국인들은 한국이 너무 과거에 얽매이는 것 같다, 과거에서 벗어나라 라고 말하지만 한국은 국민들이 서로를 많이 챙기고 아끼는 나라입니다. 그래서 우리는 선조들의 고통을 알고 우리 일인양 마음이 아프고 그들의 고통을 아직도 이해합니다 (위안부 문제, 한국어를 못쓰고 일본말만 쓰게 하고, 창씨개명, 우리 민족들을 이유없이 학살하고 - 특히 3/1절 운동 때, 우리나라의 왕비를 살해한 사건 - 명성황후 시해, 한국 고유의 동물들을 처참히 몰살하고 - 예를 들어 한국 호랑이들, 한국 고유의 소들을 무자비로 일본으로 약탈해가고, 수많은 국가 보물 유물들을 파손시키거나 약탈해가고, 등등). 아직도 몇몇 위안부 할머니들이 살아계십니다. 우리 한국인들은 일본 시민들, 일본이라는 나라 자체와 일본의 문화는 좋아하지만 일본 정부의 끊임없는 역사왜곡, 사실 거부를 볼 때마다 마음이 찢어집니다. 그래서 우리는 더욱 더 우리의 역사를 지킬려고 노력합니다, 진실을 지키기 위해. 이 뮤비가 감동적인 이유는 우리 선조들이 얼마나 용감하고 처참하게 자유를 위해 싸웠는지, 그리고 자유란 얼마나 중요한지를 여실히 보여주기 때문입니다. 역사를 기억하는 것 만큼 중요한 것은 없습니다, 그것을 통해 우리는 다시는 이런 비극이 일어나지 않게 대비할 수 있으니까요."
Korea has a long history of being "used" by Russia, various Chinese factions, Japan, and the United States. Many revolts and revolutions have taken place. The Split into North and South was a result that has still not been resolved and forever created a pain. Imperial Japanese rule, and American military issues continue to control Korea. In the middle of all this, we have the Korean people. Many political prisoners, deaths, betrayals. The courage and resolution of the Korean peace-maker activists and revolutionaries are embedded in this video. I'm Black-Japanese, living in San Francisco, and understand historical oppressions. Thank you so so much for reacting to this. It's an incredible piece of work.
@A. L. But Korea did not defeat the Japanese... Without America entering WWII and developing/dropping the atomic bomb, Korea would probably still be under Japanese control.
@@icharus That's not necessarily true. Many people were preparing to fight and the leaders of the independence movement were planning a full out war with Japan. But Japan was bombed before these plans could take place and thus, made everyone's efforts uselss. Many people rejoiced at the news but were also disappointed because they did not get their country back with their own two hands. So even if America didn't bomb Japan, we still would have made it. Also, America is part of the reason Korea is divided right now, so I don't really have good feelings towards America either.
the sitting woman on the chair represents of comfort women which Japan used these women for his own army to sex. There is a big history of what he is saying. when I was watching the mv I almost cry. Every country had these bad years and now what we are. I hope, humanity can learn what happened in the past and continue for the future.
I cried watching this and cried again watching your reaction. It’s history that lives in the hearts of Korean people. We understand the price everyone paid for freedom, and remembering the past is our first step to moving forward.
There are other comments that explain it better than I, but I feel like many Americans know about the Korean War and how devastating it was because America was (and is) so involved in that conflict, but we don't know about how for 35, 1910-1945, Korea was occupied and heavily oppressed by the Japanese. Korea has a very long and proud history, but their culture was systematicly trying to be wiped out. They were mistreated, many enslaved;, temples, palaces, and art destroyed; even their language was banned from use. Any freedom fighters who arose (of which there were MANY) if caught were executed or often sent to what was basically a concentration camp to be tortured for years until executed. There's some references in this vid to some of those freedom fighters who are now considered national heroes. Also since the war there has been a lot of political corruption and it's been an ongoing fight for freedom even within their democratic government. Those clips from the 60s and 80s are of mass protests. Much like the Civil Rights Movement going on at the same time in America it wasn't very pretty and got very violent at times, but something to be very proud of because it was people banding together to make their nation better. A whole lot of bad happened in last 100 years, but also a lot to be proud of. Not to mention becoming one of the safest and most advanced countries in the world in such a short time...even after such devastation
I actually cried when I first watched the MV and read the lyrics. It’s really sad how much oppression and hardship SK went through. At the same time it’s also inspiring to see how people can come together and work through the obstacles. I hope this video also touched you guys and inspires you to keep fighting through life no matter how hard it gets. 💕
Even as a Korean living in America, I’m still heavily invested in my home country and still share and feel the weight of our history. In Korean, I think there’s a word that summarizes this feeling, “han” which poorly translates to “grudge” or “burden.” It sounds negative and scary but it’s also beautiful in how as a nation all its people share that burden of our past. My dad often said that if you listen to traditional Korean instruments you can hear that “han” as if the instrument is crying out with the sorrows that our people have gone through.
He is a solo artist, a skilled rapper, he always sppitin bars, love him he have a collab with Jay Park on the show "Show me the money5" where he won as best rapper, the song call 'Day Day'. He also have collaboration with Dok2 (other great rapper) "GUCCI BANK" and a song arranged by GRAY called FOREVER
This reaction is so under appreciated. I haven’t seen enough reactions to this MV. I wish more people could watch it and see the touching story that BewhY is rapping.
thank you for reacting to this music. bewhy is one of the best rappers in korean hiphop scene and also one of the most ethical rappers. he worked on music that contains korean history before too, and it's nice to see him collaborate with korean government and make this video. i hope you guys can react to bewhy more.
I Majored in East Asian Studies and lived in Korea. I consume media from Japan and Korea and I get so angry by Japan's attitude towards what they did trying to cover it. I have lost count of how many times I've had to teach non-Asians about it because Japan has done an amazing job at portraying themselves as victims. When a non-Asian comes to me loving Japan and talking about it like it's perfect I'm like "bitch, let me tell you somethin'..." and then I rant. I'm not saying that Korea or China are perfect, they have done their share of bad things and keep doing them, and they need to change. No country or culture is perfect. I sometimes think that Japan's issues come from the fact that they can't accept the fact that they're a mix of not only native Japanese but also Chinese and Korean. Like they don't want to test their ancient emperators' blood because they might not even be Japanese.
I swear some westerners have Japan on a pedestal., like tf. Japan was Literally the Germany of Asia but worst because they don’t even acknowledge any of it. Japan has invaded and brutalized so many Asian countries, ik so many Asian Americans who have a grudge against Japan for the same reason of that horrid country brutalizing their home countries and continuing to lie about., i don’t want to hear about Japan having a lovely or polite culture because that just ain’t it
This song means... In the past, we had lost land, property, life, and purity to Japan. We will carve it deep into our heart and never forget it. You will never be robbed of Japan by this country again.
I think there is something in common between Koreans and Black(similar emotions and music and etc..in history) because there was an era of oppression. they all sang about free and independence. That`s why many of Koreans love black music. As a Korean I don`t hate Japanese, but I don`t like Japan. I`m very sorry Japan still have not apologized for their invasion and oppression, rather justify the past.
Thank you for reacting to this video. Some youtubers were scared of Japaneses and didn't do a reaction video of this, but I thank you. (YAY! KOREA is now 100 year old!
Yes! I've been getting into Bewhy recently. He's both a rapper and producer. Plz react to "In Trinity" by Bewhy when you have the time. It's a very interesting song about Christianity, which he produced himself, and I also really like the MV.
I'm from Korea. This song means a lot to Koreans. Many people do not know the history of aggression because Japan is better known for its international status and culture. They are the great independence fighters who made Korea today. The Japanese government have distorted textbooks in indicating Dokdo as Japanese territory, so far. Historically, however, this is clearly Korean territory. So far, Japan does not recognize the Japanese military sexual slavery. I have apologized several times in the past, but not all of them were sincere. He didn't even make any reparations. I hope many people around the world know the wrong judgment about the current Japanese government. Also, please understand and listen to our ancestors' hard work when listening to this song.
As a Korean, I’m really thankful for you to review and upload your opinions of this song. As a student who studies history and human geography, I hope our culture and sad, harsh, and disastrous history can be shared to world and make sure those kinds of issues won’t be happened again to global. There are still many countries that are suffering by the history of imperialism colonial. Pls take a closer look!
Japan organized this way: 29 soldiers and 1 sex slave..... until the number of the sex slaves reached 200,000. That "system" and "organization" makes me mad.
BeWhy is such a talented person...please do react to his collaboration for the show The Call with SHINee Taemin..."PINOCCHIO"...written by both of them...thank you 😊
I am Korean. The Japanese army invaded our country and our precious lives and houses were destroyed. And the Japanese army taught me Japanese. If I spoke Korean, I died. However, with the Korean independence, the Japanese returned to their country and sought freedom. It will be the 100th anniversary of Korea's independence. Please love our Korea a lot. When you come to Korea, there is Kimchi that you ate when there was nothing. And it is representative of Korea.
Wow...... you men are on .....this is going on my play list. You all are one of my top two reactors. Trying to be witty but it’s just that you all good at what you do.
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As a Korean, this MV is really moving and meaningful. Some people who are not so educated (or semi-knowledgeable) about Korea-Japan history say that Korea needs to let go of the historical tensions. Korea is a country whose people care greatly about each other. We still feel the pain that our older generations suffered during the Japanese imperialism (e.g. comfort women to be used as sex slaves, forcing entire country to not speak Korean and only speak Japanese, massacring innocent people - especially during 3/1 peace protest, murdering the Queen of Korea - Myungsung hwanghoo, killing thousands of national animal species like Korean native tigers, taking most of Korean native cows, destroying and stealing thousands of national treasures, and many others). There are still numerous surviving victims of comfort women. We Koreans like Japan as a country and its culture, but the constant efforts by the Japanese government to hide the true history and deny the horrible oppressions between 1910-1945 greatly saddens many Koreans. That is why we try harder to remember our history, to fight to keep the truth. This is a very emotional MV for many Koreans to remember how hard our ancestors fought for their freedom and how important freedom is. It is important to always remember history, to make sure that such horrible things will never happen again
Oh Yes!
@일산발해인 obviously not for every single korean, but come on, on general scale, koreans do consume a lot of japanese cuisine and culture such as anime, sushi, ramen, tonaktsu, and so on. and that's not a bad thing. japanese love korean culture as well. what is really toxic is the japanese government, why would we hate japan and japanese for that? there are lots of issues at country level but we shouldn't hate each other on individual level
@@nada-iu9yg i agree with everything you said. I think it's also some of the japanese media that add to the hatred towards korea. i've watched numerous japanese shows about korea on youtube and they seem to downgrade on korea a lot (i've personally felt that way and so did a lot of korean viewers on those youtube videos) and add incorrect translations and so on. most of footage about korea on japanese tv has negative tones that makes the japanese viewers to not like korea, whereas in korea, most of footage about japan is very positive. also, like you said anti-Korean books sell quite well in Japan, whereas there are almost no (or none) anti-Japan books.
the korean war really helped japan recover a lot like you said as the US needed lots weaponries and therefore built a lot of those factories in japan, which helped boost their economy a lot, although i'm not sure if that is really related to the message i'm trying to give. But agree with everything you said
@김한결 "한국인으로서 이 뮤비는 감동적이면서 의미가 큰 뮤비입니다. 한국과 일본 사이의 역사적 사건들을 잘 모르거나 어중간하게 아는 외국인들은 한국이 너무 과거에 얽매이는 것 같다, 과거에서 벗어나라 라고 말하지만 한국은 국민들이 서로를 많이 챙기고 아끼는 나라입니다. 그래서 우리는 선조들의 고통을 알고 우리 일인양 마음이 아프고 그들의 고통을 아직도 이해합니다 (위안부 문제, 한국어를 못쓰고 일본말만 쓰게 하고, 창씨개명, 우리 민족들을 이유없이 학살하고 - 특히 3/1절 운동 때, 우리나라의 왕비를 살해한 사건 - 명성황후 시해, 한국 고유의 동물들을 처참히 몰살하고 - 예를 들어 한국 호랑이들, 한국 고유의 소들을 무자비로 일본으로 약탈해가고, 수많은 국가 보물 유물들을 파손시키거나 약탈해가고, 등등). 아직도 몇몇 위안부 할머니들이 살아계십니다. 우리 한국인들은 일본 시민들, 일본이라는 나라 자체와 일본의 문화는 좋아하지만 일본 정부의 끊임없는 역사왜곡, 사실 거부를 볼 때마다 마음이 찢어집니다. 그래서 우리는 더욱 더 우리의 역사를 지킬려고 노력합니다, 진실을 지키기 위해. 이 뮤비가 감동적인 이유는 우리 선조들이 얼마나 용감하고 처참하게 자유를 위해 싸웠는지, 그리고 자유란 얼마나 중요한지를 여실히 보여주기 때문입니다. 역사를 기억하는 것 만큼 중요한 것은 없습니다, 그것을 통해 우리는 다시는 이런 비극이 일어나지 않게 대비할 수 있으니까요."
헐 그래서 외국인 분들 반응이 어떠신가요
진짜 이 뮤비는 아는만큼 더 뭉클하다 뮤비에 나오는 하나하나의 장면들을 알고보면 진짜 그 몸에 돋는 전율은 말로 설명 할 수가 없다.
국힙원탑이죠 갓와이
Korea has a long history of being "used" by Russia, various Chinese factions, Japan, and the United States. Many revolts and revolutions have taken place. The Split into North and South was a result that has still not been resolved and forever created a pain. Imperial Japanese rule, and American military issues continue to control Korea. In the middle of all this, we have the Korean people. Many political prisoners, deaths, betrayals. The courage and resolution of the Korean peace-maker activists and revolutionaries are embedded in this video. I'm Black-Japanese, living in San Francisco, and understand historical oppressions. Thank you so so much for reacting to this. It's an incredible piece of work.
aiforus Wow. No problem. Thanks for watching. Definitely a powerful visual indeed.
add sentences. " korea ura" is russian language " korea hands up". It means catchprase against japanise in japan conquer era.
Yes!
@A. L. But Korea did not defeat the Japanese... Without America entering WWII and developing/dropping the atomic bomb, Korea would probably still be under Japanese control.
@@icharus That's not necessarily true. Many people were preparing to fight and the leaders of the independence movement were planning a full out war with Japan. But Japan was bombed before these plans could take place and thus, made everyone's efforts uselss. Many people rejoiced at the news but were also disappointed because they did not get their country back with their own two hands. So even if America didn't bomb Japan, we still would have made it.
Also, America is part of the reason Korea is divided right now, so I don't really have good feelings towards America either.
the sitting woman on the chair represents of comfort women which Japan used these women for his own army to sex. There is a big history of what he is saying. when I was watching the mv I almost cry. Every country had these bad years and now what we are. I hope, humanity can learn what happened in the past and continue for the future.
Real hip hop.
Real art.
Real medicine.
비와이 고마워 오늘부터 팬이다 시발
솔직히 돈 자랑하고 여자자랑하는 랩퍼들 보단 이런 노래를 하는 랩퍼들이 더 칭찬받음ㅋㅋㅋ 나도 오늘 부터 팬이닼ㅋㅋ
비와이 쵝오!!
@@고엘린 그것보다는 간지 나는 래퍼가 인기가 많음
개백수 ㅇㅈ
먼가 울컥하면서 소름돋네
이 음악을......😭😭😭너무나 감사합니다..Thank you~😭💌💌💌💌💌💌💌💌💌💌
Corea Ura!!!!!🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
해피영 За родину!
Corea Ura!!!
Korea ypa!
no c Korea is right
🇰🇷
I cried watching this and cried again watching your reaction. It’s history that lives in the hearts of Korean people. We understand the price everyone paid for freedom, and remembering the past is our first step to moving forward.
There are other comments that explain it better than I, but I feel like many Americans know about the Korean War and how devastating it was because America was (and is) so involved in that conflict, but we don't know about how for 35, 1910-1945, Korea was occupied and heavily oppressed by the Japanese. Korea has a very long and proud history, but their culture was systematicly trying to be wiped out. They were mistreated, many enslaved;, temples, palaces, and art destroyed; even their language was banned from use. Any freedom fighters who arose (of which there were MANY) if caught were executed or often sent to what was basically a concentration camp to be tortured for years until executed. There's some references in this vid to some of those freedom fighters who are now considered national heroes.
Also since the war there has been a lot of political corruption and it's been an ongoing fight for freedom even within their democratic government. Those clips from the 60s and 80s are of mass protests. Much like the Civil Rights Movement going on at the same time in America it wasn't very pretty and got very violent at times, but something to be very proud of because it was people banding together to make their nation better.
A whole lot of bad happened in last 100 years, but also a lot to be proud of. Not to mention becoming one of the safest and most advanced countries in the world in such a short time...even after such devastation
As a Korean, I really appreciate your knowledge about this subject, really am thankful
I actually cried when I first watched the MV and read the lyrics. It’s really sad how much oppression and hardship SK went through. At the same time it’s also inspiring to see how people can come together and work through the obstacles. I hope this video also touched you guys and inspires you to keep fighting through life no matter how hard it gets. 💕
Even as a Korean living in America, I’m still heavily invested in my home country and still share and feel the weight of our history. In Korean, I think there’s a word that summarizes this feeling, “han” which poorly translates to “grudge” or “burden.” It sounds negative and scary but it’s also beautiful in how as a nation all its people share that burden of our past. My dad often said that if you listen to traditional Korean instruments you can hear that “han” as if the instrument is crying out with the sorrows that our people have gone through.
한을 뜻으로 이렇게 잘 표현하신 분 처음 봄
Korean never give up
He is a solo artist, a skilled rapper, he always sppitin bars, love him he have a collab with Jay Park on the show "Show me the money5" where he won as best rapper, the song call 'Day Day'. He also have collaboration with Dok2 (other great rapper) "GUCCI BANK" and a song arranged by GRAY called FOREVER
🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
좋아요가 199개라서 눌렀어요
Thx for this vid react.... sad history of s.korea
랩을 들으면서 눈물이 흐르긴 처음이다...
대한민국 만세
Some of his stuff you might want to check out ...
BeWhy - Shalom
BeWhy - Times goes on
BeWhy - Forever
This reaction is so under appreciated. I haven’t seen enough reactions to this MV. I wish more people could watch it and see the touching story that BewhY is rapping.
눈물나네요 감사해요~
멋지다 진짜 힙합이다
눈물을 참을수가없었다 너무 슬프다
Everything Bewhy does is art tbh
비와이 정말 고맙구
자랑스럽고 가슴이 벅차고
뿌듯하고 든든하구나~~♡♡♡
오십넘 은 아줌마가 팬이 된날
Thank you ❣
리액션 감사해요
One of my fav best rapper from South Korea! More Behwy please!!! He’s lit 🔥🔥🔥
Its about Korean independence fighters under forced Japanese occupation period. Koreans are very proud of them and this is to pay respect to them.
😭😭😭😭 시청해 주셔서 감사합니다
black people, koreans, WE BORN FROM THE SAME PAIN.....you can check it out on history books.........
ㅆㅂ 이거 볼때마다 소름돋고 슬프고 막 표현할수 없는 감정이 느껴짐 ㅜㅜ
우리는 우주로 나아갈 가장 믿음직한 동료 입니다
한 평생 서로 싸우지 말고 같이 어울려 놉시다
이노래는 띵곡 갓곡 인생곡이라해도 무시못할곡입니다
과언이 아니다..가 맞지 않을까요..?
Thank you so much to listen to our story with your hearts
thank you for reacting to this music. bewhy is one of the best rappers in korean hiphop scene and also one of the most ethical rappers. he worked on music that contains korean history before too, and it's nice to see him collaborate with korean government and make this video.
i hope you guys can react to bewhy more.
Amazing!!! 😲😲😲 I don't know him & I love when you guys do unexpected stuff like this.
ㅜㅜ 대한민국만세~~~♡♡♡
This is something I probably would have never watched, but it was great! Thanks for the reaction!
Great video
Thank you fellas, we Koreans and African Americans have very sinilar history 💪💪💪
Thanks for reacting to this!!
thank you for reacting BewhY's music~~
I'm from Korea thank you KOREA URA!! 대한 만세!! 감사합니다
Almost missed this one, glad I caught it. A song that makes you feel along with him, respect. Thanks guys.
Thank you for reaction
I Majored in East Asian Studies and lived in Korea. I consume media from Japan and Korea and I get so angry by Japan's attitude towards what they did trying to cover it. I have lost count of how many times I've had to teach non-Asians about it because Japan has done an amazing job at portraying themselves as victims. When a non-Asian comes to me loving Japan and talking about it like it's perfect I'm like "bitch, let me tell you somethin'..." and then I rant.
I'm not saying that Korea or China are perfect, they have done their share of bad things and keep doing them, and they need to change. No country or culture is perfect.
I sometimes think that Japan's issues come from the fact that they can't accept the fact that they're a mix of not only native Japanese but also Chinese and Korean. Like they don't want to test their ancient emperators' blood because they might not even be Japanese.
Really appreciate your knowledge about this subject and sharing this. As a Korean, it touches my heart and I really am thankful!
I swear some westerners have Japan on a pedestal., like tf. Japan was Literally the Germany of Asia but worst because they don’t even acknowledge any of it. Japan has invaded and brutalized so many Asian countries, ik so many Asian Americans who have a grudge against Japan for the same reason of that horrid country brutalizing their home countries and continuing to lie about., i don’t want to hear about Japan having a lovely or polite culture because that just ain’t it
일본이 한국인들을 많이 하늘나라로 데려가긴 했어..
Thank you.
thank you so much for your reaction....😀
가사들이 애국심이들고 가슴이 웅크려지네요
Thank you very much for listening to this music. :)
대한민국 민주주의를 해외에서도 역사가 있던것 처럼 전세계 사람들한태 평화를 이뤄지길 바라며 작성드립니다.
너무 감사합니다..우리 역사가 점점 세계로 뻗어나가는 듯한 느낌을 받았습니다.
I'm glad you guys listened to this music. Thank you🙂
Hey 감사합니다
This song means...
In the past, we had lost land, property, life, and purity to Japan. We will carve it deep into our heart and never forget it. You will never be robbed of Japan by this country again.
고맙습니다
맨날 가오잡는 애들만 보다 이거보고 귀정화됨 레알루 ㅎㅎㅎ
Thank you for sharing the video to others. It does make me cry
Finally, bewhy!! React to him more. He is very talented! React in trinity by bewhy!
thank U
COREA URA!!!
real 🇰🇷 soulful song
Omg Yes PLEASE MORE BEWHY!!!!!!!!
이것이 우리들의 대한민국이다.!
Thank you for watching this MV and curious about korean history too.
비와이는 찐이다 너무 멋있어
Please react to Hwasa (from mamamoo) and Loco (from aomg Jay parks label) Don't
I think there is something in common between Koreans and Black(similar emotions and music and etc..in history) because there was an era of oppression. they all sang about free and independence. That`s why many of Koreans love black music. As a Korean I don`t hate Japanese, but I don`t like Japan. I`m very sorry Japan still have not apologized for their invasion and oppression, rather justify the past.
Thank you for reacting to this video. Some youtubers were scared of Japaneses and didn't do a reaction video of this, but I thank you. (YAY! KOREA is now 100 year old!
This is a revolutionary video. BeWhy can really spit.
thank you
Just thank you
Thank u guys for reacting this song 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷😊😊😊
비와이~~~I LOVE YOU ~~❤😭❤😭❤😭
Please do more reaction to bewhy.. he is amazing!
Be short, japan never can dominate korea again!!!! anymore.
Japan still say that dokdo(east sea) is theirs.. f
thank you!!!!!! my land! korea ura!!! 대한민국만세!!!!!
울컥하네 슈발 ㅠㅠ
Please react to Bewhy's "Forever" during Show me the money. it is his best live performance by far
Yes! I've been getting into Bewhy recently. He's both a rapper and producer. Plz react to "In Trinity" by Bewhy when you have the time. It's a very interesting song about Christianity, which he produced himself, and I also really like the MV.
MKIT RAIN! MKIT RAIN! MKIT RAIN! PLEEEEEAAAASSSEEE
I'm from Korea. This song means a lot to Koreans. Many people do not know the history of aggression because Japan is better known for its international status and culture. They are the great independence fighters who made Korea today. The Japanese government have distorted textbooks in indicating Dokdo as Japanese territory, so far. Historically, however, this is clearly Korean territory. So far, Japan does not recognize the Japanese military sexual slavery. I have apologized several times in the past, but not all of them were sincere. He didn't even make any reparations. I hope many people around the world know the wrong judgment about the current Japanese government. Also, please understand and listen to our ancestors' hard work when listening to this song.
BeWhy - forever is a MUST
As a Korean, I’m really thankful for you to review and upload your opinions of this song. As a student who studies history and human geography, I hope our culture and sad, harsh, and disastrous history can be shared to world and make sure those kinds of issues won’t be happened again to global. There are still many countries that are suffering by the history of imperialism colonial. Pls take a closer look!
리액션. 감사합니다♡
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Japan organized this way: 29 soldiers and 1 sex slave..... until the number of the sex slaves reached 200,000. That "system" and "organization" makes me mad.
Smh
Best reaction ever
Loooove him. You should react to his song with Crush too. And asking again... please react to Paradise - Millic . thank you !
Love this reaction Bewhy is one of my favorite rappers can you guys also do his songs Forever, and Gucci Bank
BeWhy is such a talented person...please do react to his collaboration for the show The Call with SHINee Taemin..."PINOCCHIO"...written by both of them...thank you 😊
I am Korean. The Japanese army invaded our country and our precious lives and houses were destroyed. And the Japanese army taught me Japanese. If I spoke Korean, I died. However, with the Korean independence, the Japanese returned to their country and sought freedom. It will be the 100th anniversary of Korea's independence. Please love our Korea a lot. When you come to Korea, there is Kimchi that you ate when there was nothing. And it is representative of Korea.
That’s crazy. I’m so glad Korea has its independence now.
@@TRCReactions Thank you!
Thank you for showing BewhY and Korea some love by reacting to this. :) You’re thoughts are always appreciated
Nice reaction as always guys, please react to Drunken Tiger - Timeless feat. RM of BTS [Official Lyrics Video]. You gonna love it. Thanks :)
❤️❤️🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
상 줘야하는거 아니냐..
Wow...... you men are on .....this is going on my play list. You all are one of my top two reactors. Trying to be witty but it’s just that you all good at what you do.
*react to BEWHY- TRINITY*
Great stuff lads, another one from hi you guys should check is;
BeWhy ft. Crush - 0-100