I hope Josh can arrange a trip to the UK for the hardworking and compassionate soldiers who worked as translators for the team during this series. It might take some time until they finish their military service, but I'm confident so many people would be happy to see them back on this channel. They deserve the same luxurious treatment the boys received on their first day in Korea. Edit: Just wanted to say that everyone did great in this series, but I really have to give major props to Nati, Harvey, and Jayden. It's clear they have a deep appreciation for Korea and their fellow soldiers, and their maturity exceeds what one might expect at their stage in life. It'd be great to see them in another series. I mean... who wouldn't want to see Nati taking a culinary course or doing a restaurant tour in Korea? It'd be so much fun! :) And let's not forget Bobby, who did an amazing job despite dealing with a hand injury. That's some serious dedication.
Natty's mental disposition was the best out of the bunch. He understood why the harsh training was necessary and was able to stay calm throughout the training. You can see similar mindset with Harvey and Jayden. The rest of the boys did well too, but you can see that they were shaken up more easily and to a greater extent. They are not to blame, people are just different through the accumulation of their life experiences, their interpretation, and conditioning from their childhood. But now they all have experienced the same hardship and stronger because of it. Max demonstrated that.
You also have to take account that people experience pain differently, if they haven’t experienced it before or if you have a particularly strong immune response. I don’t think the teacher or Max should feel bad about their responses since we don’t know what was happening in their minds or bodies that caused them to react more extreme than the others. The good part is they got through it.
armand,also.. at first he was really out of his comfort zone and sort of in a panic..but here,he was already thinking like a soldier.. but natty,he was really solid right from the start..
@@glencoco3142 I felt bad for him. He couldn't open his eyes and so couldn't watch and follow the others, and couldn't understand what was being said. I don't think there was anyone interpreting right by him at that time. I was at a dance club once in my early 20s and the cigarette smoke in the compact, enclosed space irritated my eyes so much, they teared up and shut tight. For the life of me, I couldn't force them open for a couple long minutes and it felt horrible, but it was nothing compared to this training.
Harvey is genuinely a very respectful person. He even apologised to the DI for the laughing even though I'm sure the DI was not expecting it anyways. I think that's special because most young people these days forget to reflect and apologise. This shows that Harvey really considered how the DI felt as well as the weight of his actions.
I think many western people in general forget to reflect and apologize. The societal ideals are incredibly individualistic which leads to many putting themselves before others. Assuming others must simply conform to and accept their behaviour rather than reflecting on how their behaviour impacts others.
@@AmeliaCaroline So you met a small percentage of college students from a very specific locale which gave you wide-reaching information on the entire West?
Natti's cadet training is obvious here, he did so well. Proof that military training is about the mind not how fit you are. The Koreans probably had more mind training building up to this so it's amazing that our boys survived everything as well. Max, I know you're disappointed in yourself, but I just want to say we are so proud of what you have achieved in a foreign land with no prior training.
Truth. Military training is less about physical fitness, though that's an obvious thing that all soldiers must have, and more about mental conditioning. Basic training exists for both aspects, but the most important part is the mental part. I dare say far more people wash out in basic because of mental issues than physical issues, discounting actual medical conditions.
The mental conditioning during training is easy cus your so busy being rolled around by the drill seargents… it’s after you get deployed to your unit and realise that you are at the bottom of the food chain and that you have 2 years left of service, that’s when you get introduced to real mental conditioning..
Actually, we do a LOT of physical training lol. As a Korean, I'm proud at Nati's dedication, if he actually stayed; he could get promoted in no time and work as a Military Police or D.P as a English translator lol.
Nati being prompted to do the final salute by the DI is a high compliment. That means the DI noticed how fast he picked up Korean phrases and was a role model of how to execute orders. Nati really glowed in this whole series!
Emotionally, he not only accepted the experience, he fully embraced it. As a former police cadet, he gets it and he's into it. Feel like the series was made for him. He cried when he tried KBBQ+kimchi. 😅
The fact that headmaster Dave was having an allergic reaction in the gas chamber yet was encouraging and taking care of the boys brings a tear to my eye. What a great role model he is. The boys must have been so grateful and relieved to have had him there ❤.
I'm proud of Armand. He gets so much criticism in the first episode from his nervous giggles. My personality is kinda like him so I understand him: love being in control, can get unintentionally very serious, academic, not good with handling unplanned situations, laugh nervously to cope with stress, etc. He loves being in control, so when he was in a situation that he couldnt control anything, it drove him nuts. What he needed was some time to adapt. Once he got it, he did really well. He endured the log exercise without complaints despite of carrying more weight because he was the tallest, was grateful to his Korean comrads who helped them, went to the gas chamber and learned a valuable lesson from it. Everyone was doing exceptionally well, but I'll always have a soft spot for Armand. He reminds me so much of myself. People like us get hate because we are not quick to adapt and get agitated in a stressful situation. All we want to do is to do well, and when we cant, it's just frustrating.
I was never really impressed by Harvey until this military series 😄 He was often overshadowed by others because I saw him rather quiet. But we see, how mature and capable a man he is when pressured. Humans often show their bare selves when put under pressure and Harvey possesses the quality I like to be a friend with.
24:31 It's interesting that Natty was the most worried because he feel like he doesn't have a good enough physical strength to follow the training but the DI praise him to be the best out of everyone 😁😁😁😁
Natty's mental disposition was the best out of the bunch. He understood why the harsh training was necessary and was able to stay calm throughout the training. You can see similar mindset with Harvey and Jayden. The rest of the boys did well too, but you can see that they were shaken up more easily and to a greater extent. They are not to blame, people are just different through the accumulation of their life experiences, their interpretation, and conditioning from their childhood. But now they all have experienced the same hardship and stronger because of it. Max demonstrated that.
Nati reminds me of my friend who was so skinny when he joined the military the recruiter ordered him to eat a double quarter pounder with cheese and come back or else he would be underweight. Four years later, he's ripped and strong. You can train physical strength. Mental strength is harder
Harvey has consistently shown how respectful and genuine he is as a person. From the british highschoolers series to this....he always thank people (thanks Gabie personally with the korean toast video, says something along the lines of "i don’t know how to repay you" when they were told they were going to Korea, apologizing for their behavior in this recent video. If you rewatch all their series, you will notice how consistent he is with his gratitude, respect and humility.
i feel so proud of him. he tackled everything with so much bravery and dedication. and the way he connected with the korean soldiers showed what a socially intelligent, empathetic and compassionate person he is. what an amazing young man
Wonderful human. When he shed a tear after tasting KBBQ pork & kimchi, I thought he was Korean in a past life. I bet he'll live in Korea for at least 2 years, probably longer.
Natti and Harvey truly deserve a separate trip to Korea. They both excelled during the boot camp and demonstrated great respect towards others. Their performance during the gas chamber training was exceptional. While I appreciate everyone, I hold immense respect and admiration for Natti and Harvey. We eagerly anticipate seeing more of them. Could you please consider arranging something special for them? They deserve it!
Natti might lost in the physical, but he wins in the mental. Shows you that having a great mentality helps you a lot, especially in survival situations.
Shoutout to Mr. Smith who despite being in pain as well, still patted Bobby and Jayden on the shoulder and tried to reassure them at least. Good on you Mr. Smith!
i loved the part at the end with the DI, Harvey asking to say sorry they laughed at the start of the training, and the DI's sense of humour saying "Armand was the worst~ Mr Smile-man!" and everyone dissolving into laughter. haha that was heartwarming. also, when one of the DIs gave a smile to Bobby when giving him the military tag
Natty absolutely smashed it his determination and respect goes beyond his years. To learn full korean phrases in 3 days is incredible. The boys aswell all grew so much. Natty needs a lil ep with Ollie learning Korean
I guess DI was paying attention to Natti more from previous training, but Harvey was an absolute unit in the Gas Chamber (second from left next to Natti), first one to remove mask, and was literally as calm as possible.
YES! As US Air Force serving in Korea right now, I was waiting for this episode, the gas chamber is an experience everyone loves to talk about and getting to see other nations training, and how similar we all are, and the lads getting to take part in a small portion. Makes my respect for ROK forces and the lads even higher. This channel helped me prepare for my time in Korea, and I've loved it so much I've lived here for almost 5 years now, and even met my wonderful wife stationed in Korea. Thanks for the content always and keep up the good work! Edit: Seeing it now, that's interesting how they do it! We had to fully remove the mask and scream our reporting statement before we could leave. Ours was more about learning to put trust into our equipment, knowing it works and showing how bad it is without it.
Wish I have a teacher like Mr. Smith, the level of respect there, entering the gas chamber while having allergic reaction is insane, in addition to that he was calm the whole time even manage to encourage Bobby. He definitely deserve to have his own dogtag
Nati and Harvey really excelled through this series. I mean Nati, obviously, we could always see how dedicated he is, doing the tasks quietly and diligently, it’s just outstanding. But then there’s Harvey, that literally does it just as excellently, despite not being shown on camera. For the past few episodes, they’ve been constant, if not, they improved. This week’s episode just shows it once again, like during the gas chamber training, we could clearly see Nati as he is the first one in the line and we can see how great he did in the training, but then there’s also Harvey beside him, who goes unnoticed, he also did great being so calm and collected during the training. Just looking at them side by side performing really well despite the harsh training really adds to the admiration I have for them. Also, it’s worth noting, how Harvey thought of saying sorry to the DI for how they laughed during the start of the training. That gesture just shows how thoughtful he is. Gosh, I really am so proud of these boys. I might just add, I’m already Harvey biased ever since their mukbang series videos back when they’re still in high school, so just seeing him shining through this series just overwhelms my heart.
I daresay Harvey showed a bit more resilience to the gas given you could see Natti lost composure for a second when the gas first hit (and he mentioned it after they were let out of the chamber). Harvey was also quickest to remove his filter out of the boys so he had the longest exposure to the gas too. Though I think the DI observing might have frowned upon Harvey unscrewing the filter with one hand as I imagine it would be increase likelihood of dropping it.
@@dezwong2750That also, I mean I generally saw both of them being so calm. But Harvey, man he was just way too calm, it’s so unbelievable and amazing. I also think too that maybe it was just because of how Harvey executes his tasks, like he does it casually even if it was really hard, compare to Nati who seems to do it by the book, that’s why the DI notices Nati more with consideration to formality.
Nati may not be the strongest physically, but he was definitely the strongest mentally!! I felt super proud of him. His leadership and determination has really shown through. He wasn't defiant and was respectful in every aspect of their training. Bravo, Nati! His parents definitely raised him right! 😊
i feel like harvey, nati, and jayden's personalities and mental disposition were really able to shine this series. I love all the boys but you can not deny that this series makes them stand out in a way that makes you respect them and their maturity more.
Special shout out to Nati. He's extremely calm under pressure. Listening to him and watching him leaves no doubt that he will do well in a leadership role.
Former US Army Nurse, I have spent 40 years trying to forget gas mask training. It was not a pleasant experience, especially as I couldn't wear my glasses and was effectively blind during training. On the other hand, I am here today because my Grandaddy did take the training seriously. He fought in WW1 in the trenches in France. Many of his buddies thought the gas mask was unnecessary weight and threw it away. Grandaddy didn't and was one of the few in his company to survive. So, kudos to all of the young men and Josh and Mr. Smith for doing the training. Especially to Mr. Smith who was being supportive to others as his throat was swelling.
Wow, that is an incredible story. I've heard that the point of this training is not so much about togetherness and teamwork as it's about building confidence in your equipment, and your story really demonstrates that.
Nice to see U.S. Forces here. I.m South Korean. South Korea and U.S are blood allies. bleeding his own blood, so many young american soldiers like youth on this video had protected South Korea. as a result of, South Korea could protect freedom, in 1950, the nation one of world poorest country have become world 15th richest country now. so many people in S.K appreciate U.S Forces's doing to protect South Korea from North Korea's invasion in 1950. as a one of South Korean, thanks for U.S Force's sacrifice and devotion. God bless you and U.S.A. let's go together(chant of United States Forces Korea)~!!
Mine was around 40 years ago as well. We had a different style of gas mask, no screw on filters, so we had to take the whole mask completely off inside the gas chamber. Ah, memories.
Harvey is a UNIT. He excelled through the series and especially in the chamber. He’s incredibly humble, kind, like-able, well spoken and such a cool dude. We need more Harvey.
The CBR exercise also allows soldiers to understand why chemical warfare is strictly forbidden in the Geneva convention. Allow the soldiers to have compassion towards the soldiers that went through the chemical warfare used during WW2 (edit: WW1 as many have pointed out). Also, these are just tear gas, which is the mildest form of gas.
Unfortunately, South Korea and North Korea are countries that mass-produce biological and chemical weapons, so we have to prepare for chemical warfare. Of course, we don't have it officially, but we have a huge amount unofficially. It is competing for first and second place worldwide.
You mean WWI. The worst of humanity was on display when both sides unleashed Mustard and Chlorine gas on each other; an agonizingly horrible way to die. Any rational person would rather eat a bullet than go through that.
@@shinodamasaru7945yes. But thankfully just in the last day he finally understood the rules like he know that if the choose to being selfish the others suffer more and and the torture will not stop until they work as a team.
@@Sinlorraine yeahh.. It's okay, it happen. In this series we get to know more they other side that we never knew. Like Armand, Max always taking lead in before series. But in this series, Harvey, Nati and Jayden is really shine more. **also bobby, mr Smith and Josh. 🤭
The DI is actually really really nice. Of course he's really strict during training but outside of training field he's really sincere and kind with his words and gave the boys encouragement and credit where it's due.
I understand the DI had to be very, very strict towards them to toughen them up- but tbh, he's a total sweetheart, especially when he complimented Natti. 🤗 It was a great sight to see them talking comfortably with the DI. 💛
I'm so glad the drill sergeant saw how well Nati performed during the training especially since he was the one who said he for sure do the worst. He 100% gave it his best since his effort in each exercise showed
Armand's character development from getting a shock in the beginning to this episode is amazing where he reinforced the orders and togetherness which he empathized with everyone that doing things to not make others suffer and finish it all better.. he learned and thats the best part of it. Thats the purpose. He faced it well and im proud of him and all the boys. Max, Bobby, Jaden, Nati and Harvey, Mr Smith and Josh, all of you did amazing and not giving up is inspiring. This may be nothing to others or might see flaws but we have to remember theyre from the UK and theyre not in this fit or expected sevice. Im happy to have seen them all get through the 3 days training and obviously learned so much.
I agree with your statement. Not to minimize the efforts of the other guys but if this was a movie Armand would have had one the best character arcs besides Max who's usually the cheerful, positive guy but broke down in this episode. Congratulations to all the guys for having survived the boot camp. So proud of y'all
22:38 you can see how impress the DI were with Nati, asking him to do lead the salute for the group. Honestly, i felt nervous for Nati in the series but as the episodes go by you can see how level headed he is during the training. Well done boys and KE team! ❤
22:57 nati being told to lead them is so touching aww :') he worked so hard and was probably the most disciplined and welcoming of the whole experience
i feel like he really liked bobby! i think his desire to do everything, even trying to talk them into letting him do the log, definitely put him in their good books
Armand also deserves some praise though. In fact they all do. They have done so well, RESPECT.not only the boys but headmaster Dave its all so overwhelming
As a retired US Army soldier I have to admit that I got way too excited about this episode as I knew what was coming. That being said Josh and the boys should be incredibly proud of themselves as they handled that extremely well and have accomplished/done something that a very, very small percentage of people on this earth have had to endure. Love this channel and all the goodwill you spread both in the UK, S. Korea and the world, keep up the great work.
@@jj7065 Every military, and quite a few police forces, and likely firefighters too, do gas training. Tear gas is commonly used not only in warfare but in crowd control in rioting situations. Anyone who is going to be put into those situations SHOULD have to undergo that sort of training, and most do.
Cheers to all of them for volunteering to participate in such a difficult and demanding utube series. Entertaining to watch and difficult at the same times.
You know, the entire time I have watched these episodes, I keep wondering what their parents must be feeling. Max totally put the question out there. I felt so bad for him, I could sense the frustration, and he has a legitimate point. The boys did great, sticking through it. And Natti, wow. He did phenomenal. His training is obvious, he kept a cool head throughout it all. Even with the language barrier, he was acting quickly to orders.
@@OctPSfeveroh stop. That was a horrible incident brought on by a DI who was a horrible person. Sadly you’re gonna have people like that in any profession, and hopefully the Korean military does something to correct such criminal treatment. But it is not the standard. I’ve heard of athletes dying in practice due to abusive coaches. That doesn’t mean that the whole sport is like that, just that abusive individual. Same thing here.
That necklace is probably the most memorable and priceless gift that they ever receive. Of course you can buy it somewhere but its not a same, its like an empty vessel
The way Bobby looked would've been how I would feel. It would've been an honor to receive something like that from a different country's military unit.
Seeing the DI smiling warmly at the young Englishmen was so great. I hope they treasure this experience. Truly, we do not give enough thanks and appreciation to all of the folks who go through this brutal training to then put their lives on the line for the rest of us.
Truly! I honestly appreciate that he is only as tough as he is because it is required. His warmth and kindness showed at the end as he was seeing the boys off for the last time.
Guys i so much admire you in this series. You have to know that! Especially max's optimism, that is quality you should never lose in your life and is gonna get you through some of the hardest things. I absolutely love and adore you guys
"would my mum want me to do this" breaks my heart. As a Mum to a teenager, no, none of us would, ever. However Max, she is immensely proud of you for standing strong with your team.
나티는 진짜 저 정신력이면 못할게 없을듯 너무 성숙하고 멋지다 마지막에 차렷자세도 제일 각잡힘.. 하비도 그 고생을 하고도 웃으면서 이쁘죠? 하고 농담을 건네는 여유와 우리가 너무 웃어서 죄송했다고 말하는 의젓함까지 너무 멋있었음 진짜 이 둘이 이번 에피소드 MVP임 이번에 느낀건데 하비는 사람을 잘 관찰하는듯 팔씨름할때도 다른사람 하는거 엄청 집중해서 보다가 후반에 참여하고, 훈련할때는 옆사람 챙기고, 리더가 얼마나 고생하는지, 교관님이 신경을 얼마나 썼는지 계속 보고있었다는걸 말하는거보면 알 수 있음. 아르망도 군대에는 안어울리나 싶었는데 저와중에 훈련의 핵심을 잘 파악하고 받아들이는게 괜히 회장은 아니었다 싶고.. 셋 다 다른 타입의 리더십을 보여준 것 같아서 재밌었음 나티는 어려울때 뭐라도 해내줄 것 같은 리더, 하비는 가장 가까이서 함께 웃고 격려해줄 것 같은 리더, 아르망은 합리적이고 추진력있는 리더
I love how Nati did well on most of the training. It shows you how it’s not just about the physical aspect of it but mental and brain too… I just relate to that for some reason even if I’m not like a soldier or going into one. Like seeing one’s strength and weaknesses looks different in each person. I loved this series!! I thought I was just watching most food show but I even fell inlove with your channel more! Thank you
This was an zmazing series! Everyone did their best and it was so cool to see all their progress and how the Korean trainees helped them through everything as well. Natti was underestimated at first and then he turned out being the one who did everything right all the time! His previous training was truly noticeable here. Max got emotional after saying what he was thrinking during the mask training and it was a new side of him. You all did great! It was interesting to watch!!
Catching up on sleep is also common for recruits in Singapore. Since you have to go through the activity, might as well sleep first and take the mind off from overthinking too much.
Shoutout to Mr. Smith for doing it together with them. Couldn't help but feel proud of them for both completing the training & receiving the tags. Especially Nati. Come on, physically wise no one would believe Nati gonna aced this but, he prove everyone's wrong. He's mentally strong, discipline is A++. Thank you Korean Englishmen for making my Wednesday worthy by looking forward to see these not-boys-anymore.
As a fellow 36 year old with questionable fitness it’s unbelievable what Mr Smith achieved. He actually managed to do better than Josh which I never would’ve guessed going into this series.
nati is officially raise up to be one of my faves. he's smart, stable, unyielding, adapt quickly, humble, & the one who constantly wants to learn new cultures/stuff with such an open mind. well done nati, i think you'll turn to be a fine fine gentleman one day
I loved this episode. As someone who's done 15 months of conscription in Sweden, it's very similar in many regards, and it's very interesting to see the guys coping with it. Also great that you show both their strongest moments, and the moments when they're having a really tough time of it. Everyone is going to cry, that's just a reaction to what you're going to, and i love to see how the boys propped each other up. Great series!
Not gonna lie, I teared up seeing those dog tags come out. The leaders all were tough, but oddly paternal in some of their comments and commands. Super impressed with the recruits and the training.
Nati , Harvey and Jayden shined thorough out this series . I can't stop praising them seriously .... and Bobby too.... Im getting emotional for our fellow korean trainees . They were been absolute help for the boys . Such kind hearted understanding guys. I will miss them. Please take them to UK after their service is done
@@yeah_yeah you are being mad because I didnt praise your favorite, Armand Right.... these immature people lol... How cruel are you to judge these boys and put a selfish tag on them. You are sooo toxic that you just putting others down just to praise your favorite . What a pathetic mind set
Yes it's evident that Harvey and Natty really excels in this series but let's not forget the rest who also gave their best and are courageous enough to face the challenges though they are afraid and the situations are obviously not on their favor. Cheers to the headmaster, Josh, Armand, Max, Jayden, Bobby and all the korean soldiers in the team. You did your best.
From tasting korean street food in high school to participating in military … these boys have grown so much 🥹 when they were receiving the dog tags, they really look like grown men. Thank you to Josh, Ollie and your team for setting this up. This was truly amazing to watch!
Man, this has been an incredible series. I’ve loved every minute since finding this channel awhile back and here I am, rejoicing with you guys in your hard work, getting emotional with you as you struggle and work through the hard bits. You guys are legends and it’s been a great ride watching you all. Cheers
5% of the human population aren't effected by tear gas. Major Charles spoke about this along time ago during the previous military series koreanenglishman did
I just found out that Harvey comes from Germanic words meaning "army" and "battle". Harvey, you lived up to your name. Quietly valiant and strong. Natti also impressed me a lot. I genuinely don't know if I would be able to withstand training like this. Kudos to you, lads!👏🏽👏🏽
NATTY, HARVEY AND JADEN. My favourite throughout this whole series. Pls arrange a series with them. Anything tbh and see if you can arrange to bring these trainees to UK even the leaders. Another video with em. Love love love the series.
Bobby is a treasure! The way he lit up when he saw the dog tags come out. Even the DI couldn't keep from smiling seeing how giddy Bobby was! Great job to all the young men, I can't even begin to imagine how physically and mentally tasking this was.
Wow Harvey is an absolute legend through and through. Him wanting to apologise to the DI for the laughing of the boys, him showing Max how to roll his bed, his kindness throughout really shines >< Have become A HUGE fan of his ! Hope he comes out on the channel more !
Props to the Korean soldiers who have been translating for the boys the entire time - they must have been feeling extra stress and nerves since they are also young and new to this experience too, but yet theres an additional responsibility on their shoulders, which is to properly translate and communicate the right info/instructions from the officers to the boys.
18:47 I find it so sweet that no matter what Josh is there for them. I’m so proud with how far all these boys have come. It is truly heartbreaking to see max cry
18:29 never seen something so relatable as a bloke… while I understand it is almost purely due to lack of sleep, I can go from extremely composed to teary eyed as soon as I think of family and loved ones. I feel bad because I know how vulnerable it feels , so it’s immensely brave of him to do so on camera
화생방에서 나티도 잘 했지만 하비가 진짜 착실하게 차분하게 잘했는데 교관님 잘못보셨어 하비는 매순간 진지하게 열심히 했다 조용조용하니 눈에 잘 안띄어서 그렇지 이전 한국놀러왔을때 한글수업할때도 2등했는데 나티는 원래 한글 알고있었고 다른애들은 까불대면서 안배우고 하비가 그 짧은 시간에 터득해서 2등함 암튼 나티랑 하비가 최고호감이다
I'm not going to lie, I almost cried seeing Max cry! He's normally so positive, it was heartbreaking to see him cry. But hats off to the boys, they all handled everything so well!
I didn’t cry but I was like “don’t do this to me” when Josh was there cause it gave me a father and son moment which made me sad cause seeing him cry and stuff but I’m happy they successfully finish the course (just realize they have one more but it seems like it will be better than this one so maybe a fun funny moment)
My heart broke too! And I liked that he didn't apologize for crying, because men should be allowed to cry too! And so sweet of Josh to give him that fatherly / big brother support
Can I just say how PROUD I am of these guys?? Like when we first saw them, they were babies compared to now, they are truly MEN. Nati, props to you man, the DI said it as well, you KILLED it. Harvey did amazing as well, Max Im so proud of you for sticking to it even though it was so hard. Armand, whilst smiling, doing it all and again to show what he got and ofcourse Jayden just powertrooping through it. Also kudos to Mr. Smith for doing this all with the boys, not letting them feel left out. You said that the trainees are all the embodiment of togetherness, but you guys are too! You are all a GREAT unit, well done!
19:47 하비가 정말 착하다. 바비의 마음은 우리가 함께 한 이게 가장 최악훈련맞지? 묻는것이.. 손다쳐서 목봉 같이 못하고 그날 밤 목봉 대화에도 낄수가 없었을테니. 하지만 모두 목봉이 최고였다고 말들을 하는데 하비는 그냥 묵묵히 있네. 하비만 화생방일리도 없고.. 마음씨가 세심한것같네
I hope Josh can arrange a trip to the UK for the hardworking and compassionate soldiers who worked as translators for the team during this series. It might take some time until they finish their military service, but I'm confident so many people would be happy to see them back on this channel. They deserve the same luxurious treatment the boys received on their first day in Korea.
Edit: Just wanted to say that everyone did great in this series, but I really have to give major props to Nati, Harvey, and Jayden. It's clear they have a deep appreciation for Korea and their fellow soldiers, and their maturity exceeds what one might expect at their stage in life. It'd be great to see them in another series. I mean... who wouldn't want to see Nati taking a culinary course or doing a restaurant tour in Korea? It'd be so much fun! :) And let's not forget Bobby, who did an amazing job despite dealing with a hand injury. That's some serious dedication.
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Oh that'll be cool actually
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yup, but it takes full two years if im not wrong to get out of the service
How cool would that be, right?!
Natty's mental disposition was the best out of the bunch. He understood why the harsh training was necessary and was able to stay calm throughout the training. You can see similar mindset with Harvey and Jayden. The rest of the boys did well too, but you can see that they were shaken up more easily and to a greater extent. They are not to blame, people are just different through the accumulation of their life experiences, their interpretation, and conditioning from their childhood. But now they all have experienced the same hardship and stronger because of it. Max demonstrated that.
Jayden was the only one who didn't take the mask off a second time
You also have to take account that people experience pain differently, if they haven’t experienced it before or if you have a particularly strong immune response. I don’t think the teacher or Max should feel bad about their responses since we don’t know what was happening in their minds or bodies that caused them to react more extreme than the others. The good part is they got through it.
True. And i never thought max the most chill guy can break down under pressure and.
armand,also..
at first he was really out of his comfort zone and sort of in a panic..but here,he was already thinking like a soldier..
but natty,he was really solid right from the start..
@@glencoco3142 I felt bad for him. He couldn't open his eyes and so couldn't watch and follow the others, and couldn't understand what was being said. I don't think there was anyone interpreting right by him at that time. I was at a dance club once in my early 20s and the cigarette smoke in the compact, enclosed space irritated my eyes so much, they teared up and shut tight. For the life of me, I couldn't force them open for a couple long minutes and it felt horrible, but it was nothing compared to this training.
Harvey is genuinely a very respectful person. He even apologised to the DI for the laughing even though I'm sure the DI was not expecting it anyways. I think that's special because most young people these days forget to reflect and apologise. This shows that Harvey really considered how the DI felt as well as the weight of his actions.
Yeah. Say what you will about any of their antics but at the end of the day, you can tell these boys were raised well and proper.
I think many western people in general forget to reflect and apologize. The societal ideals are incredibly individualistic which leads to many putting themselves before others. Assuming others must simply conform to and accept their behaviour rather than reflecting on how their behaviour impacts others.
@@Duckduckobtusegoose Wow! That's quite a blanket statement of 'western people in general'.
@@Duckduckobtusegoosei used to study abroad and i can confirmed you are so right!
@@AmeliaCaroline So you met a small percentage of college students from a very specific locale which gave you wide-reaching information on the entire West?
Poor max! Seeing the most energetic and talkative one crying like that was heartbreaking!
그들이 한건 진짜 화생방 훈련이 아니다
진짜는 전부다 해제하고 군가를 부르는것이다.
심지어 저기는 너무 어린이 교육처럼 화생방 CS탄을 제대로 사용하지 않았다.. 지켜보는 우리는 너무 어이가 없다
Natti's cadet training is obvious here, he did so well. Proof that military training is about the mind not how fit you are. The Koreans probably had more mind training building up to this so it's amazing that our boys survived everything as well. Max, I know you're disappointed in yourself, but I just want to say we are so proud of what you have achieved in a foreign land with no prior training.
Truth. Military training is less about physical fitness, though that's an obvious thing that all soldiers must have, and more about mental conditioning. Basic training exists for both aspects, but the most important part is the mental part. I dare say far more people wash out in basic because of mental issues than physical issues, discounting actual medical conditions.
Ive been observing him since their day one I can tell that he is really hardworking he did his.
The mental conditioning during training is easy cus your so busy being rolled around by the drill seargents… it’s after you get deployed to your unit and realise that you are at the bottom of the food chain and that you have 2 years left of service, that’s when you get introduced to real mental conditioning..
Actually, we do a LOT of physical training lol. As a Korean, I'm proud at Nati's dedication, if he actually stayed; he could get promoted in no time and work as a Military Police or D.P as a English translator lol.
Natti really did well in this series. Very proud of him, and to see his characted a lot more
Nati being prompted to do the final salute by the DI is a high compliment. That means the DI noticed how fast he picked up Korean phrases and was a role model of how to execute orders. Nati really glowed in this whole series!
Yup, Nati and Harvey show a lot of mental strength. Is one of the important traits for a soldier.
Emotionally, he not only accepted the experience, he fully embraced it. As a former police cadet, he gets it and he's into it. Feel like the series was made for him. He cried when he tried KBBQ+kimchi. 😅
어떻게 잘 아시는거지?
The fact that headmaster Dave was having an allergic reaction in the gas chamber yet was encouraging and taking care of the boys brings a tear to my eye. What a great role model he is. The boys must have been so grateful and relieved to have had him there ❤.
Honestly !
Headmaster Dave is a real one for doing everything alongside them and encouraging them
Their headmaster did lead by example.
Like my principal WOULD NEVER! My principal didn’t even know my name
I'm proud of Armand. He gets so much criticism in the first episode from his nervous giggles. My personality is kinda like him so I understand him: love being in control, can get unintentionally very serious, academic, not good with handling unplanned situations, laugh nervously to cope with stress, etc. He loves being in control, so when he was in a situation that he couldnt control anything, it drove him nuts. What he needed was some time to adapt. Once he got it, he did really well. He endured the log exercise without complaints despite of carrying more weight because he was the tallest, was grateful to his Korean comrads who helped them, went to the gas chamber and learned a valuable lesson from it. Everyone was doing exceptionally well, but I'll always have a soft spot for Armand. He reminds me so much of myself. People like us get hate because we are not quick to adapt and get agitated in a stressful situation. All we want to do is to do well, and when we cant, it's just frustrating.
This! I can't handle change well at all. It messes with my head and I panic.
15:04 Harvey’s first words after almost dying of gas: pretty?
he’s the real one.
that's true 😄
I was never really impressed by Harvey until this military series 😄
He was often overshadowed by others because I saw him rather quiet. But we see, how mature and capable a man he is when pressured. Humans often show their bare selves when put under pressure and Harvey possesses the quality I like to be a friend with.
@@Brevicauda True. The more I watch this series the more I like him. He and Nati stayed so calm during CBR training which really impressed me even.
@@Brevicauda In their first trip he smoked everyone in the water park race. He was second only to Nati in learning to read Korean.
I noticed him coz he was always so grateful saying thankz .....
24:31 It's interesting that Natty was the most worried because he feel like he doesn't have a good enough physical strength to follow the training but the DI praise him to be the best out of everyone 😁😁😁😁
Epitome of an underdog story right there 😂.... We love to see it ❤
he's very smart as well. it showed
Natty's mental disposition was the best out of the bunch. He understood why the harsh training was necessary and was able to stay calm throughout the training. You can see similar mindset with Harvey and Jayden. The rest of the boys did well too, but you can see that they were shaken up more easily and to a greater extent. They are not to blame, people are just different through the accumulation of their life experiences, their interpretation, and conditioning from their childhood. But now they all have experienced the same hardship and stronger because of it. Max demonstrated that.
imo he have good resilience
Nati reminds me of my friend who was so skinny when he joined the military the recruiter ordered him to eat a double quarter pounder with cheese and come back or else he would be underweight.
Four years later, he's ripped and strong.
You can train physical strength. Mental strength is harder
Harvey has consistently shown how respectful and genuine he is as a person. From the british highschoolers series to this....he always thank people (thanks Gabie personally with the korean toast video, says something along the lines of "i don’t know how to repay you" when they were told they were going to Korea, apologizing for their behavior in this recent video. If you rewatch all their series, you will notice how consistent he is with his gratitude, respect and humility.
I swear!! He needs more recognition. He’s a good lad all around. Definitely a well rounded guy.
Yeah, he looks mischievous but is actually an amazingly polite gentleman with great manners
yess i love harvey man
yeah for real ! harvey's always been my favourite because he's so funny, but also so wholesome and down to earth at the same time
I think Harvey sometimes steps aside to let the other ones shine, but we would really like to see him more!
18:48 when all the boys started crying so did i, it’s tough and i’m sure their families are proud of what they’ve accomplished.
Only Max was crying but it was heartbreaking,you usually see him hype and smiling
That is only the basic for almost every men in South Korea
If Nati isn’t a huge success in his life I will be shocked. Fuckin class in every way
Agreed
i feel so proud of him. he tackled everything with so much bravery and dedication. and the way he connected with the korean soldiers showed what a socially intelligent, empathetic and compassionate person he is. what an amazing young man
Wonderful human. When he shed a tear after tasting KBBQ pork & kimchi, I thought he was Korean in a past life. I bet he'll live in Korea for at least 2 years, probably longer.
Agree
Natti and Harvey truly deserve a separate trip to Korea. They both excelled during the boot camp and demonstrated great respect towards others. Their performance during the gas chamber training was exceptional. While I appreciate everyone, I hold immense respect and admiration for Natti and Harvey. We eagerly anticipate seeing more of them. Could you please consider arranging something special for them? They deserve it!
Jayden too!!
I totally agree on this.. They too have high respect with Korean culture.
i agree
yup so true
Natti might lost in the physical, but he wins in the mental. Shows you that having a great mentality helps you a lot, especially in survival situations.
Shoutout to Mr. Smith who despite being in pain as well, still patted Bobby and Jayden on the shoulder and tried to reassure them at least. Good on you Mr. Smith!
Harvey quietly doing everything well is just really amazing. He and natti are the mvp of the series. Hope they have their own series soon
i loved the part at the end with the DI, Harvey asking to say sorry they laughed at the start of the training, and the DI's sense of humour saying "Armand was the worst~ Mr Smile-man!" and everyone dissolving into laughter. haha that was heartwarming. also, when one of the DIs gave a smile to Bobby when giving him the military tag
I was looking for this comment! 🥰
a literal golden retriever energy 😅😅😂
Harvey is always the most considerate. At the end he naturally asked Josh to translate they were sorry for laughing at the DI. What a good bloke.
나티,하비는 특히 더 대단하네요. 화생방에서도 스스로 저정도로 컨트롤하다니
Natty absolutely smashed it his determination and respect goes beyond his years. To learn full korean phrases in 3 days is incredible. The boys aswell all grew so much. Natty needs a lil ep with Ollie learning Korean
that'll actually be so cool to see
He's been studying Korean for quite some time!!!
I guess DI was paying attention to Natti more from previous training, but Harvey was an absolute unit in the Gas Chamber (second from left next to Natti), first one to remove mask, and was literally as calm as possible.
Yes, Harvey deserves recognition as well!
He's built for military!
"It was fine."
"It was tough."
That's life
Thats how men are with our feelings
Good to see the emotional support from Josh
Max got the game points to go with his big talk. though I admit I wanted to give him a hug- I'm glad Josh did it. :3
@@hiendangphamnot just men 💀 i’m like that. i hold my feelings in until i have a breakdown (rarely) and repeat. it sucks though
Max has my heart
YES! As US Air Force serving in Korea right now, I was waiting for this episode, the gas chamber is an experience everyone loves to talk about and getting to see other nations training, and how similar we all are, and the lads getting to take part in a small portion. Makes my respect for ROK forces and the lads even higher. This channel helped me prepare for my time in Korea, and I've loved it so much I've lived here for almost 5 years now, and even met my wonderful wife stationed in Korea. Thanks for the content always and keep up the good work!
Edit: Seeing it now, that's interesting how they do it! We had to fully remove the mask and scream our reporting statement before we could leave. Ours was more about learning to put trust into our equipment, knowing it works and showing how bad it is without it.
Harvey's "pretty?" 😭😭😭 just his personality throughout this series made me fall for him
IKR 😉
SAME the way he has carried himself and his personality, he's just very attractive
Wish I have a teacher like Mr. Smith, the level of respect there, entering the gas chamber while having allergic reaction is insane, in addition to that he was calm the whole time even manage to encourage Bobby. He definitely deserve to have his own dogtag
so true! 🙌
Nati and Harvey really excelled through this series. I mean Nati, obviously, we could always see how dedicated he is, doing the tasks quietly and diligently, it’s just outstanding. But then there’s Harvey, that literally does it just as excellently, despite not being shown on camera. For the past few episodes, they’ve been constant, if not, they improved. This week’s episode just shows it once again, like during the gas chamber training, we could clearly see Nati as he is the first one in the line and we can see how great he did in the training, but then there’s also Harvey beside him, who goes unnoticed, he also did great being so calm and collected during the training. Just looking at them side by side performing really well despite the harsh training really adds to the admiration I have for them. Also, it’s worth noting, how Harvey thought of saying sorry to the DI for how they laughed during the start of the training. That gesture just shows how thoughtful he is. Gosh, I really am so proud of these boys.
I might just add, I’m already Harvey biased ever since their mukbang series videos back when they’re still in high school, so just seeing him shining through this series just overwhelms my heart.
I daresay Harvey showed a bit more resilience to the gas given you could see Natti lost composure for a second when the gas first hit (and he mentioned it after they were let out of the chamber). Harvey was also quickest to remove his filter out of the boys so he had the longest exposure to the gas too. Though I think the DI observing might have frowned upon Harvey unscrewing the filter with one hand as I imagine it would be increase likelihood of dropping it.
@@dezwong2750That also, I mean I generally saw both of them being so calm. But Harvey, man he was just way too calm, it’s so unbelievable and amazing. I also think too that maybe it was just because of how Harvey executes his tasks, like he does it casually even if it was really hard, compare to Nati who seems to do it by the book, that’s why the DI notices Nati more with consideration to formality.
They should include British born Asians in their videos
You forgot Jayden! He was amazing as well
@@RC-ud4qostop trying to include him. Youre fcking blind if you see him on the same level as harvey and natti ngl
Nati may not be the strongest physically, but he was definitely the strongest mentally!! I felt super proud of him. His leadership and determination has really shown through. He wasn't defiant and was respectful in every aspect of their training. Bravo, Nati! His parents definitely raised him right! 😊
i feel like harvey, nati, and jayden's personalities and mental disposition were really able to shine this series. I love all the boys but you can not deny that this series makes them stand out in a way that makes you respect them and their maturity more.
More of them, tbh. I think Max and Armand have had enough limelight already, and it's getting a bit hard to put up with how it's influencing them
So true :) They handled it so well, and it really highlighted their strengths and personalities.
Agreed! I love how they represent themselves.
Not really jayden 😂😂 hes a puss y lol
Harvey: Can you say “sorry we laughed” to him. You’re such a good person Harvey
Special shout out to Nati. He's extremely calm under pressure. Listening to him and watching him leaves no doubt that he will do well in a leadership role.
24:36 Natti suddenly getting cocky is everythinggg😂😂 Wel deserved compliment, you did an amazing job throughout the seri❤
Former US Army Nurse, I have spent 40 years trying to forget gas mask training. It was not a pleasant experience, especially as I couldn't wear my glasses and was effectively blind during training. On the other hand, I am here today because my Grandaddy did take the training seriously. He fought in WW1 in the trenches in France. Many of his buddies thought the gas mask was unnecessary weight and threw it away. Grandaddy didn't and was one of the few in his company to survive. So, kudos to all of the young men and Josh and Mr. Smith for doing the training. Especially to Mr. Smith who was being supportive to others as his throat was swelling.
Wow, that is an incredible story. I've heard that the point of this training is not so much about togetherness and teamwork as it's about building confidence in your equipment, and your story really demonstrates that.
Nice to see U.S. Forces here. I.m South Korean. South Korea and U.S are blood allies. bleeding his own blood, so many young american soldiers like youth on this video had protected South Korea. as a result of, South Korea could protect freedom, in 1950, the nation one of world poorest country have become world 15th richest country now. so many people in S.K appreciate U.S Forces's doing to protect South Korea from North Korea's invasion in 1950. as a one of South Korean, thanks for U.S Force's sacrifice and devotion. God bless you and U.S.A. let's go together(chant of United States Forces Korea)~!!
they did WHAT TO THEIR GAS MASKS
Mine was around 40 years ago as well. We had a different style of gas mask, no screw on filters, so we had to take the whole mask completely off inside the gas chamber. Ah, memories.
Harvey is a UNIT. He excelled through the series and especially in the chamber. He’s incredibly humble, kind, like-able, well spoken and such a cool dude. We need more Harvey.
Nah Nati
@@jameskatu6339 both of them are absolute class acts!
Both are very impressive
The CBR exercise also allows soldiers to understand why chemical warfare is strictly forbidden in the Geneva convention. Allow the soldiers to have compassion towards the soldiers that went through the chemical warfare used during WW2 (edit: WW1 as many have pointed out). Also, these are just tear gas, which is the mildest form of gas.
Unfortunately, South Korea and North Korea are countries that mass-produce biological and chemical weapons, so we have to prepare for chemical warfare.
Of course, we don't have it officially, but we have a huge amount unofficially.
It is competing for first and second place worldwide.
You mean WWI. The worst of humanity was on display when both sides unleashed Mustard and Chlorine gas on each other; an agonizingly horrible way to die. Any rational person would rather eat a bullet than go through that.
그러기엔 북한군은 세계최고 수준의 생화학무기를 가지고 있다는점입니다.
@@shlee3292 한국도 막대한 양을 보유하고 있습니다.
@@Adam_Lilith 결국 시민들만 가스공격으로 죽어나가는것 ㅠㅠ
Wow - Max’s tears after the CBR training shows his realization of that life threatening situation. Josh’s kind hug came at the right time. ❤
You know when Max goes quiet and doesn't smile....that it's a troubled time for him
Armand looks stressed too.
@@shinodamasaru7945yes. But thankfully just in the last day he finally understood the rules like he know that if the choose to being selfish the others suffer more and and the torture will not stop until they work as a team.
@@nurulhain4385 yeah i feel like he mellow out towards this episode. he was more nervous and stressed the first episode.
@@Sinlorraine yeahh.. It's okay, it happen. In this series we get to know more they other side that we never knew. Like Armand, Max always taking lead in before series. But in this series, Harvey, Nati and Jayden is really shine more. **also bobby, mr Smith and Josh. 🤭
I totally understand him and am so proud of him
The DI is actually really really nice. Of course he's really strict during training but outside of training field he's really sincere and kind with his words and gave the boys encouragement and credit where it's due.
I understand the DI had to be very, very strict towards them to toughen them up- but tbh, he's a total sweetheart, especially when he complimented Natti. 🤗 It was a great sight to see them talking comfortably with the DI. 💛
He was smiling while giving Bobby his dog tag as well
So happy the DI saw what we all saw in Nati!!! You boys did so well!
NATI didn't even flinch in the gas chamber! Thats some strong mental power
I'm so glad the drill sergeant saw how well Nati performed during the training especially since he was the one who said he for sure do the worst. He 100% gave it his best since his effort in each exercise showed
Armand's character development from getting a shock in the beginning to this episode is amazing where he reinforced the orders and togetherness which he empathized with everyone that doing things to not make others suffer and finish it all better.. he learned and thats the best part of it. Thats the purpose. He faced it well and im proud of him and all the boys. Max, Bobby, Jaden, Nati and Harvey, Mr Smith and Josh, all of you did amazing and not giving up is inspiring. This may be nothing to others or might see flaws but we have to remember theyre from the UK and theyre not in this fit or expected sevice. Im happy to have seen them all get through the 3 days training and obviously learned so much.
I agree with your statement. Not to minimize the efforts of the other guys but if this was a movie Armand would have had one the best character arcs besides Max who's usually the cheerful, positive guy but broke down in this episode.
Congratulations to all the guys for having survived the boot camp. So proud of y'all
This is what i felt too
I always feel grateful and respectful for Josh's efforts in capturing and sharing the vibrant scenes of Korea through his contents.
22:38 you can see how impress the DI were with Nati, asking him to do lead the salute for the group. Honestly, i felt nervous for Nati in the series but as the episodes go by you can see how level headed he is during the training. Well done boys and KE team! ❤
Truly
Not nervous for Nati, since he went in to the military base, he look so determined n do things without a single complain.
22:57 nati being told to lead them is so touching aww :') he worked so hard and was probably the most disciplined and welcoming of the whole experience
Am I the only one that got a little happy seeing the DI smile when he gave Bobby his nametag
That was such a sweet moment ❤!
i feel like he really liked bobby! i think his desire to do everything, even trying to talk them into letting him do the log, definitely put him in their good books
It’s pretty impossible not to like Bobby ,he’s such a sweetheart even though he’s also pretty quiet sometimes
Armand also deserves some praise though. In fact they all do. They have done so well, RESPECT.not only the boys but headmaster Dave its all so overwhelming
Josh is going to be an amazing dad. The way he went to comfort max shows his character.
As a retired US Army soldier I have to admit that I got way too excited about this episode as I knew what was coming. That being said Josh and the boys should be incredibly proud of themselves as they handled that extremely well and have accomplished/done something that a very, very small percentage of people on this earth have had to endure. Love this channel and all the goodwill you spread both in the UK, S. Korea and the world, keep up the great work.
Does the US military also do gas training?
Thanks for your service.
@@jj7065i think most militaries do
@@jj7065 Every military, and quite a few police forces, and likely firefighters too, do gas training. Tear gas is commonly used not only in warfare but in crowd control in rioting situations. Anyone who is going to be put into those situations SHOULD have to undergo that sort of training, and most do.
@@jj7065 Yup
교장선생님 멘탈 미쳤네....괜히 교장이 아니신듯. 본인 알러지까지 일어난 상황에서 애들 격려하고 아무렇지않아 보이고ㄷㄷㄷㄷ
ㅜㅜㅜㅜ
한국인이였으면 빼애액
@@bao9009 님은 조선족이세요?
@@bao9009거 군대 안갔다오셨습니까...?
@@bao9009한국 군인분들도 정신력 리더쉽 대단한분들 많습니다.
아.. 여군을 말한거였나요? 풉
Cheers to all of them for volunteering to participate in such a difficult and demanding utube series. Entertaining to watch and difficult at the same times.
You know, the entire time I have watched these episodes, I keep wondering what their parents must be feeling. Max totally put the question out there. I felt so bad for him, I could sense the frustration, and he has a legitimate point. The boys did great, sticking through it.
And Natti, wow. He did phenomenal. His training is obvious, he kept a cool head throughout it all. Even with the language barrier, he was acting quickly to orders.
Recent incident during training, not real war, indicated one of young soldiers died from rough training. What the hell...Is it worth to die for?
@@OctPSfeveroh stop. That was a horrible incident brought on by a DI who was a horrible person. Sadly you’re gonna have people like that in any profession, and hopefully the Korean military does something to correct such criminal treatment. But it is not the standard. I’ve heard of athletes dying in practice due to abusive coaches. That doesn’t mean that the whole sport is like that, just that abusive individual. Same thing here.
That necklace is probably the most memorable and priceless gift that they ever receive.
Of course you can buy it somewhere but its not a same, its like an empty vessel
The way Bobby looked would've been how I would feel. It would've been an honor to receive something like that from a different country's military unit.
@@MrSatchelpackBobby looked pretty excited to get his
Seeing the DI smiling warmly at the young Englishmen was so great. I hope they treasure this experience. Truly, we do not give enough thanks and appreciation to all of the folks who go through this brutal training to then put their lives on the line for the rest of us.
Truly! I honestly appreciate that he is only as tough as he is because it is required. His warmth and kindness showed at the end as he was seeing the boys off for the last time.
Guys i so much admire you in this series. You have to know that! Especially max's optimism, that is quality you should never lose in your life and is gonna get you through some of the hardest things. I absolutely love and adore you guys
Exactly! Max did really well
Max! You don’t have to feel embarrassed. You were just so terrified. Everyone who’s been there understands how you feel.
"would my mum want me to do this" breaks my heart. As a Mum to a teenager, no, none of us would, ever. However Max, she is immensely proud of you for standing strong with your team.
나티는 진짜 저 정신력이면 못할게 없을듯 너무 성숙하고 멋지다 마지막에 차렷자세도 제일 각잡힘..
하비도 그 고생을 하고도 웃으면서 이쁘죠? 하고 농담을 건네는 여유와 우리가 너무 웃어서 죄송했다고 말하는 의젓함까지 너무 멋있었음 진짜 이 둘이 이번 에피소드 MVP임
이번에 느낀건데 하비는 사람을 잘 관찰하는듯 팔씨름할때도 다른사람 하는거 엄청 집중해서 보다가 후반에 참여하고, 훈련할때는 옆사람 챙기고, 리더가 얼마나 고생하는지, 교관님이 신경을 얼마나 썼는지 계속 보고있었다는걸 말하는거보면 알 수 있음.
아르망도 군대에는 안어울리나 싶었는데 저와중에 훈련의 핵심을 잘 파악하고 받아들이는게 괜히 회장은 아니었다 싶고..
셋 다 다른 타입의 리더십을 보여준 것 같아서 재밌었음
나티는 어려울때 뭐라도 해내줄 것 같은 리더,
하비는 가장 가까이서 함께 웃고 격려해줄 것 같은 리더,
아르망은 합리적이고 추진력있는 리더
통찰력있어요 👍🏻
진짜 나티는 볼 때마다 대단하다는 생각이 들어요. 어쩜 저렇게 단단하고 침착한지 정말 대견스럽네요.
Harvey is such an amazing motivator! He gives so much encouragement and compliments to the Korean trainees!
교장선생님의 저 책임감. 자신은 목이 저렇게나 부어버렸는데, 옆에서 격려해주다니... 교장선생님이 고트G.O.A.T입니다.
화생방때 힘들텐데 옆에 학생을 격려해 주셔서 감동 받았음❤
교장선생님
말 그대로 선생님이십니다
교장선생님
말 그대로 선생님이십니다
교장선생님
말 그대로 선생님이십니다
와 교장선생님 멘탈... CS가스에 방독면에 숨쉬는거 자체가 어려웠을텐데 감명받았습니다 애들이 존중하는 이유가 있는거같아요 굿!!굿!!!
이렇게 어린 영국 친구들이,6.25 한국 전쟁때 한국으로 파병와서 총들고 대한민국을 위해 전쟁터에서 싸워 주셨군요.감사합니다.잊지 않겠습니다.
대한민국 해군 장병 여러분 감사합니다.
국군 장병 화이팅,대한민국 해군 장병 화이팅.
약하다 약해
성장한 사내녀석들이 겨우 그정도로 눈물까지,,
떽 !!
가서 엄마젖 더 먹구와 ㅉㅉ
아니 좆또 탄을 피운거야 뭐야?
거의 앞이 안 보일정도로 피우는데!
진짜 마이 봐주네 ㅠ
@@a47121190 체험이긴하지만 머리도 밀고 말도 안통하는거 열심히 한거같은데 탄 안피워서 그렇게 아니꼬움?? 외국애들이 잠시 경험하고 군인들 고생하는거 느끼고 가는데 참나
@@a47121190원래 cs탄은 연기 안난다; 눈에 식별 하기 위해 일부러 연기가 나는 물질을 투입한거다;
한국 종특임 ㅋㅋㅋ 평소에 지들 자대 힘들다 애처롭게 떠들어대며 나 관심좀줘ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 이러는 애들은 이런거 절대 용납못함 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이야 진짜사나이는 대체 어떻게 몇년을 방영한거지??? 이런 징징대는인간들 밑에서 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
내일은 현충일 입니다. 나라를 위해 희생하신 모든 분들께 감사의 말씀을 드립니다
영국 사람이 우리군인 생각을 더 해주고 우리나라는 푸바오 간다고 눈물쏟는게 참..
@@dongkoodongkoo충성!
대한민국~~~!!
한국은 푸바오가 더 중요한데요.
이거 사기임...화생방 해봤던 사람들은 앎. 저 그림이 안나옴
I love how Nati did well on most of the training. It shows you how it’s not just about the physical aspect of it but mental and brain too… I just relate to that for some reason even if I’m not like a soldier or going into one. Like seeing one’s strength and weaknesses looks different in each person. I loved this series!! I thought I was just watching most food show but I even fell inlove with your channel more! Thank you
Did you see the DI smile when giving Bobby his tags? So cute.
Yessss I think he also finds Bobby soo adorable 😂🥹
Natti becoming the Korean speaker of the group was incredible! Love how much love and respect he has for Korea 🫶
Harvey was definitely the calmest throughout the gas chamber room moment. Him at 11:59 taking his filter like it's nothing just gave me chills
some people are definitely more immune to the gas than others though, they will feel it, just a little lesser
@@joesr31 If you aren't calm, it's going to get worse. He's following the instructions and not fumbling around.
@@joesr31 But he looked the worst when he came out, out of everyone
is he the one beside bobby?
@@AM-se5ef He's beside of Nati. 2nd from the left
This was an zmazing series! Everyone did their best and it was so cool to see all their progress and how the Korean trainees helped them through everything as well. Natti was underestimated at first and then he turned out being the one who did everything right all the time! His previous training was truly noticeable here. Max got emotional after saying what he was thrinking during the mask training and it was a new side of him. You all did great! It was interesting to watch!!
Harvey sleeping in the bus is a real soldier. He has accepted the fact it's going to happen, he trust his DI's enough...that he is at peace.
Never run when you can walk, Never walk when you can stand, Never stand when you can sit, Never sit when you can lie down "Andrew Allison Haldane"
Catching up on sleep is also common for recruits in Singapore. Since you have to go through the activity, might as well sleep first and take the mind off from overthinking too much.
@@arsenal_84 Same in Sweden, you fall asleep pretty much any chance you get!
Was looking for this comment! He’s such a calm boss. While everyone was wide awake from anxiety he was snoozing 😴
Shoutout to Mr. Smith for doing it together with them. Couldn't help but feel proud of them for both completing the training & receiving the tags. Especially Nati. Come on, physically wise no one would believe Nati gonna aced this but, he prove everyone's wrong. He's mentally strong, discipline is A++.
Thank you Korean Englishmen for making my Wednesday worthy by looking forward to see these not-boys-anymore.
As a fellow 36 year old with questionable fitness it’s unbelievable what Mr Smith achieved. He actually managed to do better than Josh which I never would’ve guessed going into this series.
그는 진짜 선생님이다
nati is officially raise up to be one of my faves. he's smart, stable, unyielding, adapt quickly, humble, & the one who constantly wants to learn new cultures/stuff with such an open mind. well done nati, i think you'll turn to be a fine fine gentleman one day
I loved this episode. As someone who's done 15 months of conscription in Sweden, it's very similar in many regards, and it's very interesting to see the guys coping with it. Also great that you show both their strongest moments, and the moments when they're having a really tough time of it. Everyone is going to cry, that's just a reaction to what you're going to, and i love to see how the boys propped each other up. Great series!
“Enjoy the rest of your lives if we don’t see you again.” I felt that.
Not gonna lie, I teared up seeing those dog tags come out. The leaders all were tough, but oddly paternal in some of their comments and commands. Super impressed with the recruits and the training.
Same! So proud🫶🏾
I found myself tearing up too! I'm so proud of these young men. Their courage is so beautiful.
That's so interesting. What type of things sounded paternal? I have no military experience. So I have no baseline. Thx for sharing your thoughts!
Bobby’s excitement at receiving the dog tags was so adorable! It’s like he got a gold medal! 😂
Nati , Harvey and Jayden shined thorough out this series . I can't stop praising them seriously .... and Bobby too....
Im getting emotional for our fellow korean trainees . They were been absolute help for the boys . Such kind hearted understanding guys. I will miss them. Please take them to UK after their service is done
@@yeah_yeah you are being mad because I didnt praise your favorite, Armand Right.... these immature people lol...
How cruel are you to judge these boys and put a selfish tag on them. You are sooo toxic that you just putting others down just to praise your favorite . What a pathetic mind set
Yes it's evident that Harvey and Natty really excels in this series but let's not forget the rest who also gave their best and are courageous enough to face the challenges though they are afraid and the situations are obviously not on their favor. Cheers to the headmaster, Josh, Armand, Max, Jayden, Bobby and all the korean soldiers in the team. You did your best.
From tasting korean street food in high school to participating in military … these boys have grown so much 🥹 when they were receiving the dog tags, they really look like grown men. Thank you to Josh, Ollie and your team for setting this up. This was truly amazing to watch!
지구 반대편 나라까지 와서 열심히 훈련해 준 학생들, 그리고 지금 이 순간에도 나라를 지키고 계시는 국군 장병 여러분들께 무한한 감사와 존경을 보냅니다.
난 군면제 받았지만 여자도 군대 가야한다고 본다
여자교관 방독면 안쓰고 가스실 유리창 밖에서 중얼 중얼 ...ㅡ에라이 해군..? 원래저럼?
교관도 같이 가스실 ㅡ입실하에. 해야 되는거 아님?ㅡ진짜 당나리 군대내.
@@방탕중년단-b7u작성댓목록 짜증 ㅈㄴ많네ㅋㅋ 살기 안 피곤하세요?
군대 안갔다 오셨음?
다 가는 군대
이런말 하는것도 웃겨
@@방탕중년단-b7u 방독면을 쓰고 마스크에 대고 진행할 수는 없잖아..
Man, this has been an incredible series. I’ve loved every minute since finding this channel awhile back and here I am, rejoicing with you guys in your hard work, getting emotional with you as you struggle and work through the hard bits. You guys are legends and it’s been a great ride watching you all. Cheers
6월 24일 입대합니다.
이 영상보고 몸 안다치고 열심히 나라지키고 오겠습니다.
이 영상의 모든 군인분들과 영국남자 팀이 제게 용기를 주셨습니다.
힘내겠습니다.
감사합니다.
맘이 착찹하겠네요ㅜㅜ
무사히 건강하게 군생활 잘 마치시길
고맙습니다 후배님
몸 건강히 제대하는게 최우선 임무입니다
건강히 댕기오셈~~홧팅입니다!!
건강하게 다치지않고 잘 마치고 오시길 바랍니다 고맙습니다
건승하시길 기도하겠습니다.
힘내세요.
The way Josh hugged Max - 😭 I was tearing up myself. I think you'll be a great dad, Josh.
Nati looked almost normal after taking off the gas mask, what a legend
5% of the human population aren't effected by tear gas. Major Charles spoke about this along time ago during the previous military series koreanenglishman did
@@TheLilKon he was affected by it because he said it was incredibly painful while in there, he just pushed through mentally
You did great Max, keep your head up high!! Never let anything in this world take your smile.
I just found out that Harvey comes from Germanic words meaning "army" and "battle". Harvey, you lived up to your name. Quietly valiant and strong. Natti also impressed me a lot. I genuinely don't know if I would be able to withstand training like this. Kudos to you, lads!👏🏽👏🏽
Next stop: Major Charles to get the boys into British Royal Army Training
I'm gonna wait for this!
YES!!!!!!!
Serious he is ment to be.
Or to bring korean students to the british military 🤔
@@leeloobize6657 They would need to serve their 21 months before they can leave though
NATTY, HARVEY AND JADEN. My favourite throughout this whole series. Pls arrange a series with them. Anything tbh and see if you can arrange to bring these trainees to UK even the leaders. Another video with em. Love love love the series.
Also I balled my eyes out with Max. Proud of you
Here i am bawling my eyes out again. i love all the series you guys make. And our boys did so well. Love from Norway
Bobby is a treasure! The way he lit up when he saw the dog tags come out. Even the DI couldn't keep from smiling seeing how giddy Bobby was!
Great job to all the young men, I can't even begin to imagine how physically and mentally tasking this was.
Wow Harvey is an absolute legend through and through. Him wanting to apologise to the DI for the laughing of the boys, him showing Max how to roll his bed, his kindness throughout really shines >< Have become A HUGE fan of his ! Hope he comes out on the channel more !
Props to the Korean soldiers who have been translating for the boys the entire time - they must have been feeling extra stress and nerves since they are also young and new to this experience too, but yet theres an additional responsibility on their shoulders, which is to properly translate and communicate the right info/instructions from the officers to the boys.
18:47 I find it so sweet that no matter what Josh is there for them. I’m so proud with how far all these boys have come. It is truly heartbreaking to see max cry
Not me sobbing when the dog tags came out. We don't know these kids personally but I know we are all proud of them!
18:29 never seen something so relatable as a bloke… while I understand it is almost purely due to lack of sleep, I can go from extremely composed to teary eyed as soon as I think of family and loved ones. I feel bad because I know how vulnerable it feels , so it’s immensely brave of him to do so on camera
come back, man. we miss you
@@DJMikeOnAMic LOL
화생방에서 나티도 잘 했지만 하비가 진짜 착실하게 차분하게 잘했는데 교관님 잘못보셨어 하비는 매순간 진지하게 열심히 했다 조용조용하니 눈에 잘 안띄어서 그렇지 이전 한국놀러왔을때 한글수업할때도 2등했는데 나티는 원래 한글 알고있었고 다른애들은 까불대면서 안배우고 하비가 그 짧은 시간에 터득해서 2등함 암튼 나티랑 하비가 최고호감이다
맞아요 화생방때 나티옆에 앉아서 정말 조용하게 있었는데 편집할때 못보신듯. 하비편을 따로 만들어주셔야
Noticed Harvey was the most calmest person in the gasroom..really respect his patience👍
맥스 우는 장면에서 우리 나라 모든 군인들이 다 저런 어린 청년들 아들들인데 정말 고생많고 힘들겠구나 다시 한번 생각하며 뭉클하네요ㅠㅠ 국군 여러분 모두 고생많으십니다
I'm not going to lie, I almost cried seeing Max cry! He's normally so positive, it was heartbreaking to see him cry. But hats off to the boys, they all handled everything so well!
Honestly when I saw this clip in the previews I thought it was Bobby!
I didn’t cry but I was like “don’t do this to me” when Josh was there cause it gave me a father and son moment which made me sad cause seeing him cry and stuff but I’m happy they successfully finish the course (just realize they have one more but it seems like it will be better than this one so maybe a fun funny moment)
My heart broke too! And I liked that he didn't apologize for crying, because men should be allowed to cry too! And so sweet of Josh to give him that fatherly / big brother support
If you are a DI in any army, you definitely would not want max nor bobby anywhere on your team.
@@pakhyun3777 Rest assured, since they went along with it for our entertainment and don't need to be judged as if they were actual recruits...
Can I just say how PROUD I am of these guys?? Like when we first saw them, they were babies compared to now, they are truly MEN. Nati, props to you man, the DI said it as well, you KILLED it. Harvey did amazing as well, Max Im so proud of you for sticking to it even though it was so hard. Armand, whilst smiling, doing it all and again to show what he got and ofcourse Jayden just powertrooping through it. Also kudos to Mr. Smith for doing this all with the boys, not letting them feel left out. You said that the trainees are all the embodiment of togetherness, but you guys are too! You are all a GREAT unit, well done!
하비 묵묵하게 분리하고 결합하고 차분한 상태 유지하는 거 진짜 멋있음.. 이전 훈련 때도 최선을 다해 임하는 거 보고 완전 호감이었는데 더 호감됨…
그리고 교장선생님… 진심 존경합니다🥹
나대지 않는 찐이죠.
군복도 너무 잘 어울리고 자세도 꼿꼿하고 상황판단도 잘하는 사람.
19:47 하비가 정말 착하다. 바비의 마음은 우리가 함께 한 이게 가장 최악훈련맞지? 묻는것이.. 손다쳐서 목봉 같이 못하고 그날 밤 목봉 대화에도 낄수가 없었을테니. 하지만 모두 목봉이 최고였다고 말들을 하는데 하비는 그냥 묵묵히 있네. 하비만 화생방일리도 없고.. 마음씨가 세심한것같네
외모도 분위기도 군장교 포스.
말수도 적고 차분한 눈빛이 진짜 멋진 남자 포스남.