Dare I say, this might be peak Legal Mindest content. A normal dude, interviewing a normal dude, standing up for normality. We all feel like this in all corners of the globe, love what you're doing.
Yea, i miss the old youtube days when ppl enjoyed sharing the mundane everyday shit they do. It was very comforting and wholesome to watch at the end of the day. Nowadays everybody is acting like narcissistic asses and doing dumb things to get infamy.
This interview is done in a way I love. Subtitles for the other language for both sides to understand. I haven't seen that be done in interviews I've watched. Also, kudos to the translator(s) for translating both sides for the subtitles.
as a retired Marine, who has many moons in Korea myself, and trained with the ROK Marines.. this guy is truly a nice person to speak and do what he did, and i wish him success. I would buy him a drink if i saw him. i wish him luck and success. great video. !! was awesome to listen too! love it! Cheers from Maine USA ! good luck!
@@batboy555 same here I too would’ve asked him the same thing about what’s up with the patch on the field jacket he’s wearing. I may not be in the Army but as someone who’s currently in the Navy I don’t like seeing people wearing that has a military patch. I don’t care if they’re wearing military style clothing as long as that clothing doesn’t have military patches. And as long as they don’t start claiming to say that they’re in the Military or had served in the military.
@@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA all rational people think the fact Penny was even charged was RIDICULOUS. Thankfully he was found not guilty on all charges this week. DA Alvin Bragg is a disgrace.
First guy who openly say he punched that disgusting Johnny Somali? Yes, they'll make anyone a legend real fast so long as he remain uncontroversial beyond the first.
Thank you for getting this posted as promised, Andrew! A big 감사합니다 to Mr. 어디가 himself ❤. He couldn't have known the depths of Ismael's arrogance, or his insincerity and lack of remorse before the apology. He has nothing to be sorry for!
Thank you Mr Yu it was nice to hear your story. I’m American living in Saudi Arabia . One day here and he would be thrown in a jail out in a desert. No one knows where he would be. You’re a patriot of your country ,and sometimes you have to take things in your own hands . I’m here cheering you on. Willing to donate. Should you get into any trouble after this whole situation? It was an interesting interview. I know that was extremely hard translating with three people. Good job.
Yes, I'm American but my dad worked in Saudi Arabia for a couple years (Security Forces Hospital in Riyadh) and he shared some stories about what happened when people FAFO'd! Saudi Arabia is strict. He loved the country and his colleagues, but people who FA in SA definitely FO!
Mr Korean soldier. You are a brave loyal man. We live in America. Americans think Johnny Somoli acted very badly and is a disgrace ! Almost all Americans that travel, do not at all, act like the terrible behavior Johnny S. acted out with the statue. His behavior was terrible. There is no excuse at all for Johnny S. and his bad behavior. We wish you the best. Thank you for your interview.
This was so interesting. The idea of bilingual subtitles is awesome. I enjoyed hearing a completely foreign language to me like that. Thank you, translator! Well done on wanting to help others, first of all. Second, I find it fascinating that his audience is quite a bit older. Dalgeun, wishing luck and prosperity in your path of doing good.
I think he is an amazing young man ,trying to protect his country. I'm an Australian grandmother and I want to thank him for standing up for his beliefs. Korea is an amazing country with lovely people.
Yu-Dalgeun, I salute you. I grew up in a military family; my dad did 20 years in the United States Air Force and was deployed in Korea in 1999. I can’t believe you were able to hunt Johnny Somali down! You have my respect. We need more people like you in the world. To put people like Johnny Somali back in line. If I acted even the slightest like that but as a woman in public, my dad would whoop me back in place with whatever force necessary. That’s what you did with Somali. And I really appreciate it. 감사해요. 군 복무에 감사드립니다. Thank you for your military service. And please forgive me if my Korean is bad I’m still learning! -Anna ❤
@ I knew a couple of female water polo players in high school. The shoulder and upper body strength is visible even when wearing a winter jacket, sheesh
"i played soccer, i swam, and played water-polo for a total of 10 years" - that does not mean he played water-polo for 10 years... we don't know how long...
He was already my hero, but, after watching this interview, he’s even more my hero! I was watching a livestream of Dalgeun Yu, yesterday, and commented that I hope that he starts singing again. He read my comment, and then sang(I honestly believe that one of his English speaking Korean viewers translated for me…). It made my day!😁❤️😂
it was satisfying to watch .THis guy is down to earth and deserve all praise. Thank you Andrew for doing that and hope you can help him with what is waiting gim in regard with action taken against him. Cheers
This is such an awesome interview! Mr. Yu is a hero! Plus Legal Mindset has become one of my new favorite channels to watch! Thank You for your coverage 🙏
Thank you for interviewing this hero. I apologize that you have to deal with that clown. Embarrassment to all of America. Korea is a great country with great people and this guy is a perfect example of that. He has “class”
Really good interview. You showed respect to him, and it was obvious that it was returned. The way you presented yourself, hope others in Korea’s youtube community will also be more willing to come forward to talk with you and help out. Well done both of you
I'm glad Johnny Somali is not very knowledgeable (understatement of the year) because if he knew about that, we all know he would've brought it up in the worst way possible.
OOOHHH… I LOVE THIS GUY.. TO ME HES SHOWING CLASS TIL THIS DAY!! Glad to hear from his mouth what really happened and he is very very respectful of Korea and culture!!
Absolutely the best introduction that exists :D:D What a champ!!! I have been to Korea and I really enjoyed my time there and the people that I met. Kind, thoughtful and polite. Dalgeun seems to be exactly that way. It's a bit sad that he feels regret about bringing JS to apologize but, as far as I think, holding a person like that to account in a respectful manner says A LOT about your character and him being utterly shallow, hollow and insincere is solely a reflection of him. You have nothing to apologise for. Cheers for sharing with us :)
Yu Dalgeun, my hat goes off to you sir. Thank you for your service in the Korean Armed Forces and thank you for the public service of taking Johnny down a peg and giving him some much needed payback for what he did to disrupt the normalcy in Asia. I still can't believe that he had the gall to dishonor and disrespect the victims of the IJA and the IJN.
UDT in Korea and Navy SEAL in the US are both our proud brothers and sisters. There have been martial law issues recently, as one of the Korean ppl, I feel sorry for you guys. Anyway, may our future be blessed! 🇺🇸🇰🇷❤
Phenomenal idea about bilingual subtitles! I wish I could afford your resources! I've got an entire library of foreign film content I would translate to Spanish/ English in domestic violence if I ever win the Powerball 🎉 Alas social workers don't have that kind of cash and SAMHSA hasn't ever been interested in taking a grant proposal for the batterers instead of targets. Keep it up. Great cross cultural competence the public rarely sees from attorneys.. mostly because most legal actions any US citizen might be a party to don't involve international relations. Note after watching.. I think I learned a great deal about the elements that are legally relevant as you asked questions about your guests understanding of what was said and how he interpreted it in a cultural context. For example regarding the question about JS' apology, his need for a translator, and did the translator help him understand the lack of sincerely in the apology. His response was that he didn't understand a word he said but he didn't believe he was sincere because of the translator as well as culturally embedded ques that weren't present (ex. lack of sincerity in the bow). Mutual assault I am imagining (by extension of the law regarding interference in business or lying about an STD) that as you indicated there "is no self defense in Korea, only differences in the level of mutual assault." My guess is that the punch was not nearly so grievous as the behavior that provoked it AND that while illegal would be completely understandable from the point of view of a South Korean court. Good stuff! Ka kete sno
"A grant proposal for the batterers instead of targets" -- I don't understand this? Surely the translation of domestic violence information would be an important resource? edit: grammar (my own English isn't great, lol)
Are you aware that online translation software using artificial intelligence (AI) allows you to upload a video file? It can translate the audio into subtitles, dub the video with an AI-created voice, or both. The AI voices are no longer robotic-sounding; with good software, it's eerie how real they sound. These apps and software do most of the work. You should check it out if you were unaware of it, unless you prefer human translation.
What a great interview!! You asked really interesting questions and you are so down to earth and honest. And I love how candid you both were, it made the interview more human. And wow, you flew to Korea for this interview and that's a testament to your craft. Thank you so much for it all. ❤
Thank you for interviewing Yu Dalgeun , Thank you Yu Dalgeun for knocking Somali on his ass! I’m American, Half Korean, my Mom is Korean. My dad retired from the US Army. I wish I learned to speak Korean but have not :( Id say this was more of a podcast as opposed to an interview as we got to learn more about you as well which was also pretty cool. This was awesome to learn about both of you and watch/listen to 🙏🏼 Yu Dalgeun I salute you 🫡 You did what possibly thousands of Americans would want to do to him or worse! 🤙
What an interesting interview! Thank you to both of you for making this happen, as well as the translators behind the scenes. When I first saw the clip, it was a very strong dichotomy to see Mr. Yu's composure in the moment and Salami's false posturing. All talk until someone actually steps up to challenge him... Consequences of his own actions.
Thank you for the interview! I live in Japan, but only got to know Ramsey Ismael after he went to Korea. I admire the Korean people and Mr. Yu Dalgeun! I have been to Korea many times and they have always been the most warm and helpful people I’ve met. When I was with family speaking Portuguese (I’m Brazilian) or even when I was with friends speaking Japanese. There was not a single time I wasn’t treated with kindness in Korea.
I absolutely love the segues in to his background and how it connects to the patriotism and hence the intention/reason why one might feel pissed at Johnny (Ramsey Khalid Ismael)'s actions (and rightfully so). The whole thing was a Fuc Around and Find Out waiting to happen. Awesome interview!
Dude, you're an amazing interviewer. I like how your interviewing him as a person and allowing us to get to know him instead of focusing all of the video on Johnny.
The man is a LEGEND now! Bravo-Zulu Sir! Service to Country doesn't end when you leave the military,There's always a way to help your Country and you are a prime example.
Great interview. See your attorney skills coming through. Yu hoping your legal stuff is sorted quickly and they see your actions for all the right reasons!
Great idea on the subtitles and stuff. I imagine there is a lot of global interest in this situation, and I'm happy that we're showing that while also including our friends over in South Korea!
Even though I'm currently trying to learn Korean, and probably won't understand anything Yu Dalgeun says on his channel, I still subscribed because he's a hero in my book and definitely deserves the love and support 👍.
Dalgun is a true hero who will do the right thing in Korea. I trust his words, I’ll put my bucket list to Korea and you got my support Dalgun. Thanks Andrew getting with the interview with him👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 “One more thing” quote from uncle in Jackie Chan adventure. Ramsey, better getting use to cabbage and kimchi, you’ll need to poop out all of your attitude for hurting normal people community
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Dare I say, this might be peak Legal Mindest content. A normal dude, interviewing a normal dude, standing up for normality. We all feel like this in all corners of the globe, love what you're doing.
Happy you enjoy it, please share it out!
Yea, i miss the old youtube days when ppl enjoyed sharing the mundane everyday shit they do. It was very comforting and wholesome to watch at the end of the day. Nowadays everybody is acting like narcissistic asses and doing dumb things to get infamy.
Will u interview jonhy somali@@LegalMindset
This whole arc is Mindset striking gold! Great stuff
Especially with recent other events in South Korea, it's great to see the people standing up for normality in both personal and state affairs
This guy's a hero, there and in America
BASED HUMAN
He's awesome, and hot too! (Sorry, but I'm a woman and I can't help noticing)
He's also based AF!
Rest of the world too
He is a hero worldwide
And in Japan
This interview is done in a way I love. Subtitles for the other language for both sides to understand. I haven't seen that be done in interviews I've watched. Also, kudos to the translator(s) for translating both sides for the subtitles.
This is a real man. Not just his military background but his morals seem spot on too
i bet he can defeat a north korean battalion with his fists, that's how amazing he is
as a retired Marine, who has many moons in Korea myself, and trained with the ROK Marines.. this guy is truly a nice person to speak and do what he did, and i wish him success. I would buy him a drink if i saw him. i wish him luck and success. great video. !! was awesome to listen too! love it! Cheers from Maine USA ! good luck!
Thanks for your service
Good man. If I met Johnny ild have a talk with him doing all this with an 82nd airborne patch on his jacket.
How do you feel as ex military about the Daniel penny situation?
@@batboy555 same here I too would’ve asked him the same thing about what’s up with the patch on the field jacket he’s wearing. I may not be in the Army but as someone who’s currently in the Navy I don’t like seeing people wearing that has a military patch. I don’t care if they’re wearing military style clothing as long as that clothing doesn’t have military patches. And as long as they don’t start claiming to say that they’re in the Military or had served in the military.
@@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA all rational people think the fact Penny was even charged was RIDICULOUS. Thankfully he was found not guilty on all charges this week. DA Alvin Bragg is a disgrace.
Thank you for bringing Korean and American viewers together! Great interview!! 🙏🏼
Thanks!
Yes, this is awesome! I'm going to share it with my (Korean) friend's mom who doesn't understand much English.
@@zxyatiywariii8 great idea!!😃
Id say beyond just Korean and American
As a Croatian who loved Korea, this made me adore the nation more
This guy is a legend
Go Fast White Scars! from a Blood Angel.
First guy who openly say he punched that disgusting Johnny Somali? Yes, they'll make anyone a legend real fast so long as he remain uncontroversial beyond the first.
Thank you for getting this posted as promised, Andrew! A big 감사합니다 to Mr. 어디가 himself ❤. He couldn't have known the depths of Ismael's arrogance, or his insincerity and lack of remorse before the apology. He has nothing to be sorry for!
Yeah, he was an amazing interview!
Thank you Mr Yu it was nice to hear your story. I’m American living in Saudi Arabia . One day here and he would be thrown in a jail out in a desert. No one knows where he would be. You’re a patriot of your country ,and sometimes you have to take things in your own hands . I’m here cheering you on. Willing to donate. Should you get into any trouble after this whole situation?
It was an interesting interview. I know that was extremely hard translating with three people. Good job.
Yes, I'm American but my dad worked in Saudi Arabia for a couple years (Security Forces Hospital in Riyadh) and he shared some stories about what happened when people FAFO'd! Saudi Arabia is strict.
He loved the country and his colleagues, but people who FA in SA definitely FO!
Sooooo what you are saying that is straight 100% punishment??? 😁😁😁😁
No police trying to protect right ?
Mr Korean soldier. You are a brave loyal man. We live in America. Americans think Johnny Somoli acted very badly and is a disgrace ! Almost all Americans that travel, do not at all, act like the terrible behavior Johnny S. acted out with the statue. His behavior was terrible. There is no excuse at all for Johnny S. and his bad behavior. We wish you the best. Thank you for your interview.
The man lowkey dubbed “Captain Korea”❤
gotta love his battle against Empty Skull.
@@ωις-λ3πbirdbrain falcom😮
Perfect name
This was so interesting. The idea of bilingual subtitles is awesome. I enjoyed hearing a completely foreign language to me like that. Thank you, translator!
Well done on wanting to help others, first of all. Second, I find it fascinating that his audience is quite a bit older.
Dalgeun, wishing luck and prosperity in your path of doing good.
I agree, I think subtitles like this are really important to making content accessible to more people.
This man deserves medal! Thank you sir, you have done a service to the Korean and American people.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Best coverage of Johnny bar none. Yu is a international hero.
Ikr! This is my primary source for Johnny Somali news.
@@zxyatiywariii8 I see other channels post up and I just scroll till I see Andrews take.
Just in case you don't know. Yu is his surname.
@@Yoonji9212 Thank you I did not know that.
Odiga!
This is awesome. Great job man ! You did what we all wanted to do, but never dared.
I appreciate that!
정말 훌륭한 동영상입니다! 번역가들이 잘 해냈습니다. 이런 동영상을 더 많이 찍어주세요. Outstanding video! Kudos to your translators. Please do more videos like this in the future.
Thanks, I appreciate it! I will have more!
@@tahnjr Love that Korean First World people also like this! Kudos! Military guy is very strong and handsome.
I think he is an amazing young man ,trying to protect his country. I'm an Australian grandmother and I want to thank him for standing up for his beliefs. Korea is an amazing country with lovely people.
It truly defies logic that someone goes to another country and break that country's laws and think he can get away with it. I call it peak stupidity.
Yu-Dalgeun, I salute you. I grew up in a military family; my dad did 20 years in the United States Air Force and was deployed in Korea in 1999. I can’t believe you were able to hunt Johnny Somali down!
You have my respect. We need more people like you in the world. To put people like Johnny Somali back in line. If I acted even the slightest like that but as a woman in public, my dad would whoop me back in place with whatever force necessary.
That’s what you did with Somali. And I really appreciate it. 감사해요.
군 복무에 감사드립니다. Thank you for your military service. And please forgive me if my Korean is bad I’m still learning!
-Anna ❤
Your koreans are good. Thank you for your service
@ Those words are nice but I’m American. My family is American
I wouldn’t want to be punched by someone who played water polo for ten years
Me too. I don't want to be punched by the guy who can last longer underwater than me.
@ I knew a couple of female water polo players in high school. The shoulder and upper body strength is visible even when wearing a winter jacket, sheesh
I wouldn't even want to be punched by him for 10 minutes!
your school had a pool?
"i played soccer, i swam, and played water-polo for a total of 10 years" - that does not mean he played water-polo for 10 years... we don't know how long...
He was already my hero, but, after watching this interview, he’s even more my hero! I was watching a livestream of Dalgeun Yu, yesterday, and commented that I hope that he starts singing again. He read my comment, and then sang(I honestly believe that one of his English speaking Korean viewers translated for me…). It made my day!😁❤️😂
In behalf of humanity, thank you
The only thing this young Korean patriot did was gift Johnny S with some "natural consequences." Well done! Thanks, Andrew, for this interview.
OMG I'M FANGIRLING!!! THIS MAN IS A LEGEND!!!
Great interview. Seems like a legit down-to-earth guy who cares about enjoying life, compassion, and serving his community and country.
Thanks guys ❤
He is very down to earth 🌎
@LegalMindset can you tell him if he is jammed up in courts the world will send money to help him.
it was satisfying to watch .THis guy is down to earth and deserve all praise. Thank you Andrew for doing that and hope you can help him with what is waiting gim in regard with action taken against him. Cheers
on the technical side, Andrew did an ACE job producing this video. looking forward to more interviews in this style.
Thanks to Legal Mindset and Mr. Yu Daguen! It's a great interview. 👍👍👍
Thank you! 👍
Great interview!
This is such an awesome interview! Mr. Yu is a hero! Plus Legal Mindset has become one of my new favorite channels to watch! Thank You for your coverage 🙏
Thank you! Glad you like the channel.
Thank you for interviewing this hero. I apologize that you have to deal with that clown. Embarrassment to all of America. Korea is a great country with great people and this guy is a perfect example of that. He has “class”
Really good interview. You showed respect to him, and it was obvious that it was returned. The way you presented yourself, hope others in Korea’s youtube community will also be more willing to come forward to talk with you and help out. Well done both of you
Thank you, I appreciate you saying that!
I think the respect is genuine. Yu took some risk confronting johnny, not from johnny himself, obviously, but from what always happens after.
As an American Sailor i salute 🫡 Yoo Dak-geun and thank him for on behalf of humanity for standing on what’s right.
I'm glad, Toilet Salami didn't bring up the 2022 Halloween Seoul Tragedy
Oh damn! He is probably just not aware of that, or everybody in his community forgot about it. He would have brought it up 100%
I'm glad Johnny Somali is not very knowledgeable (understatement of the year) because if he knew about that, we all know he would've brought it up in the worst way possible.
Thank goodness.
9h dear I just looked it up.yeah it does sound like the Salami's arsenal
Don’t give him any ideas😱
I’d assume it could make his legal problems even worse.
This is an amazing interview ❤ Thank you for crossing this language and culture gap.
What a legend glad to see you get an interview!
Thank you, Dalgeun!
You may just have broken the Internet with this one. FN epic!! Bravo!! 👏🏻
Glad you liked it!
OOOHHH… I LOVE THIS GUY.. TO ME HES SHOWING CLASS TIL THIS DAY!! Glad to hear from his mouth what really happened and he is very very respectful of Korea and culture!!
Great interview!!! Thank you for keeping us up to date!
Fantastic interview Andrew, and Ya Dalgeun.
Sending love and support to you both from Northern Ireland
Absolutely the best introduction that exists :D:D
What a champ!!!
I have been to Korea and I really enjoyed my time there and the people that I met. Kind, thoughtful and polite.
Dalgeun seems to be exactly that way. It's a bit sad that he feels regret about bringing JS to apologize but, as far as I think, holding a person like that to account in a respectful manner says A LOT about your character and him being utterly shallow, hollow and insincere is solely a reflection of him.
You have nothing to apologise for.
Cheers for sharing with us :)
Can't wait
Yu Dalgeun, my hat goes off to you sir. Thank you for your service in the Korean Armed Forces and thank you for the public service of taking Johnny down a peg and giving him some much needed payback for what he did to disrupt the normalcy in Asia. I still can't believe that he had the gall to dishonor and disrespect the victims of the IJA and the IJN.
UDT in Korea and Navy SEAL in the US are both our proud brothers and sisters.
There have been martial law issues recently, as one of the Korean ppl, I feel sorry for you guys.
Anyway, may our future be blessed! 🇺🇸🇰🇷❤
i've watched some of his live streams and he's super genuine (not fake), so i hope he'll reach 100.000 subscribers 😃😃
As a half Korean born into a long line American soldiers(4th gen myself). Thanks for doing what needed to be done.
You both are heroes and the positive role models we all need to see and look up to, especially rn. So thank you both for your service! 🙌🙌🙌
Glad you enjoyed it, we really appreciate you watching!
you dropped this, king.👑
Phenomenal idea about bilingual subtitles! I wish I could afford your resources!
I've got an entire library of foreign film content I would translate to Spanish/ English in domestic violence if I ever win the Powerball 🎉
Alas social workers don't have that kind of cash and SAMHSA hasn't ever been interested in taking a grant proposal for the batterers instead of targets.
Keep it up. Great cross cultural competence the public rarely sees from attorneys.. mostly because most legal actions any US citizen might be a party to don't involve international relations.
Note after watching.. I think I learned a great deal about the elements that are legally relevant as you asked questions about your guests understanding of what was said and how he interpreted it in a cultural context. For example regarding the question about JS' apology, his need for a translator, and did the translator help him understand the lack of sincerely in the apology.
His response was that he didn't understand a word he said but he didn't believe he was sincere because of the translator as well as culturally embedded ques that weren't present (ex. lack of sincerity in the bow).
Mutual assault I am imagining (by extension of the law regarding interference in business or lying about an STD) that as you indicated there "is no self defense in Korea, only differences in the level of mutual assault."
My guess is that the punch was not nearly so grievous as the behavior that provoked it AND that while illegal would be completely understandable from the point of view of a South Korean court.
Good stuff!
Ka kete sno
"A grant proposal for the batterers instead of targets" -- I don't understand this?
Surely the translation of domestic violence information would be an important resource?
edit: grammar (my own English isn't great, lol)
Are you aware that online translation software using artificial intelligence (AI) allows you to upload a video file? It can translate the audio into subtitles, dub the video with an AI-created voice, or both. The AI voices are no longer robotic-sounding; with good software, it's eerie how real they sound. These apps and software do most of the work. You should check it out if you were unaware of it, unless you prefer human translation.
@TurnerBrendan nope I didn't know. TY for the tip. 👍
Man subbing to this channel was my best decision. Peak interview.
"Somali Odhiga"
- Top 10 anime moments
“Good night Somali”-if he sold merch I’d buy a shirt with that on it 🤣
I know what the word "Eodiga" means after watching the video with Mr. Dalgeun.
Spreading knowledge.
In Croatian we have 'jebi ga.' Relevant in Salami's case.
What does it mean
@@pilot8220 "Where are you going?"
Where are you going @@pilot8220
@@MotionMcAnixx Korean & Croatian language sometimes shared almost similar word but have the same meaning.
On behalf of Australia we thank you for your indispensable work😎🇦🇺👌
Thanks for your support!
Those hands spoke every language in the world, thanks so much for your service
Awesome interview. Yu Dalguen so impressive
What a great guy. I am so happy you interviewed this hero. He is so likable.
At last! Been so excited for this interview
We love this guy in Canada. Much respect for what he's done for his country.
Thank you for your service to humanity.
Thank you for this interview. How cool is this.
Great job with the interview ❤
What a great interview!! You asked really interesting questions and you are so down to earth and honest. And I love how candid you both were, it made the interview more human. And wow, you flew to Korea for this interview and that's a testament to your craft. Thank you so much for it all. ❤
Mad respect. Thank you for the interview Andrew.
UDT's are full of badasses that shouldn't mess with. This a legend.
Loving this interview ❤
Aaaahhh! Dal-Geun Oppa!!! Thank you so much for your courage and hard work.
THE MAN THE MYTH, THE ACTUAL LEGEND.
Congratulations! Brilliant interview...for each of you. Well done!
Thank you! It was a pleasure.
Thank you for interviewing Yu Dalgeun , Thank you Yu Dalgeun for knocking Somali on his ass! I’m American, Half Korean, my Mom is Korean. My dad retired from the US Army. I wish I learned to speak Korean but have not :(
Id say this was more of a podcast as opposed to an interview as we got to learn more about you as well which was also pretty cool. This was awesome to learn about both of you and watch/listen to 🙏🏼 Yu Dalgeun I salute you 🫡 You did what possibly thousands of Americans would want to do to him or worse! 🤙
What an interesting interview! Thank you to both of you for making this happen, as well as the translators behind the scenes.
When I first saw the clip, it was a very strong dichotomy to see Mr. Yu's composure in the moment and Salami's false posturing. All talk until someone actually steps up to challenge him... Consequences of his own actions.
Thanks, glad you picked up on that!
Thank you for the interview!
I live in Japan, but only got to know Ramsey Ismael after he went to Korea.
I admire the Korean people and Mr. Yu Dalgeun!
I have been to Korea many times and they have always been the most warm and helpful people I’ve met. When I was with family speaking Portuguese (I’m Brazilian) or even when I was with friends speaking Japanese. There was not a single time I wasn’t treated with kindness in Korea.
I absolutely love the segues in to his background and how it connects to the patriotism and hence the intention/reason why one might feel pissed at Johnny (Ramsey Khalid Ismael)'s actions (and rightfully so). The whole thing was a Fuc Around and Find Out waiting to happen. Awesome interview!
Dude, you're an amazing interviewer. I like how your interviewing him as a person and allowing us to get to know him instead of focusing all of the video on Johnny.
Thank you for sharing this interview. It was very interesting ❤😊 I can tell the way you speak to 유달근 you are a very sincere person. Again thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Brilliant work. you're a smart cookie getting all of these specifics out there about Mr. Dalgeuns character.
This young man is my hero. Sending love and positive vibes from Texas/Indiana USA. Be well brother. Peace. 😍
The man is a LEGEND now! Bravo-Zulu Sir! Service to Country doesn't end when you leave the military,There's always a way to help your Country and you are a prime example.
Thank you hero!🎉
Great interview. See your attorney skills coming through. Yu hoping your legal stuff is sorted quickly and they see your actions for all the right reasons!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching.
Amsterdam, calling 📞
What a sincere, honest young 👏 man !
What an upstanding young man! I'm headed over to sub now. ❤
A Big shout out to him!!!
Thank you!
Thank u so much
You're welcome!
This guy is awesome! Cheers from the USA!
Nominate this man for: Man of the year
And the "Odiga? Video" for: Video of the year!
Subscribed to both of yall, loving the coverage and content.
Thank you Yu Dalgeun! You got to do what we all wanted to do. A beautiful win for Korea and for the rest of us. 😁👍👍👍
We support you sir.
@유달근TV Man of honor! 명예로운 사람
Great idea on the subtitles and stuff. I imagine there is a lot of global interest in this situation, and I'm happy that we're showing that while also including our friends over in South Korea!
Thanks, worked hard on it!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Your having way to much fun😂
Thanks for summarizing his answers, because I'm listening, but will go back to watch and read in a bit
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a wholesome interview.
Even though I'm currently trying to learn Korean, and probably won't understand anything Yu Dalgeun says on his channel, I still subscribed because he's a hero in my book and definitely deserves the love and support 👍.
GREST JOB ANDREW!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Champ! Thank you for the interview!
Dalgun is a true hero who will do the right thing in Korea. I trust his words, I’ll put my bucket list to Korea and you got my support Dalgun. Thanks Andrew getting with the interview with him👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
“One more thing” quote from uncle in Jackie Chan adventure. Ramsey, better getting use to cabbage and kimchi, you’ll need to poop out all of your attitude for hurting normal people community
Thank you Yu Dalgeun! The world needs more brave men like you.
Well done Yu Dalgeun, you are an awesome guy and I love your pride for your country!
Awesome dude, glad you guys did this interview