Let us know what other videos you want to see. Here is a list of some of our previous videos. [North Korean videos] -Eating American bbq with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/T0TYCEXmi90/w-d-xo.html -Eating Wings with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/3TQ8H5TgRzA/w-d-xo.html -North Korean Military Stories: Being a Female Soldier: th-cam.com/video/gbcxTJKJOVI/w-d-xo.html [Korean Girls Try] -Korean Girls Try American bbq: th-cam.com/video/gWKOUxF-Dso/w-d-xo.html -Korean Girls Try Real Mexican food: th-cam.com/video/mruUpBdGUQA/w-d-xo.html -Korean Girls Try Authentic Italian food: th-cam.com/video/OfeCbjy20UI/w-d-xo.html -Korean Girls Try NY, Chicago and Detroit style pizzas: th-cam.com/video/ooizM4P27lA/w-d-xo.html -Korean Girls Try American and Mexican sodas: th-cam.com/video/7kgv1B_79OM/w-d-xo.html -Korean Girls Try TV Dinners: th-cam.com/video/5mIx3L3dIxc/w-d-xo.html ******************************* Creating each video costs money. If you like our videos, please consider donating to Digitalsoju via Patreon: www.patreon.com/digitalsoju Each video takes a lot of time and money to make. Please consider supporting us if you like what we do or at the very least liking and sharing our videos on Social media. Follow us on social for more details and behind the scenes photos coming soon: facebook.com/digitalsojutv/ instagram.com/digitalsoju_tv
@@KingPinguofDingu I needed a short break and the pandemic has made it hard to do the videos we want to do, but there are still some projects we want to do in the future
As I grow older, I'm starting to realize that America really has some fantastic cuisine... I used to think of American food as pizza and hot dogs, but our Thanksgiving food, Southern food, BBQ, and Seafood are world class.
Yeah and just a pork chop or something and sides, or roast and potatoes. We don't think of it as "American cuisine" because it's just regular home cooked food to us
Don’t forget that many foods were also made by immigrants coming into the U.S, Chinese-American, Italian American, Tex-Mex, they took the best part of each and mixed it together and that foods. So many foods thought as American have roots in other cultures, hot dogs have roots in German culture, Barbecue has roots in Native American culture. American Culture is a mix of everything
@@toasters634 lmao. I should have thought of that back then. I'd live off those Brach's candies that they used to have sitting out when they were on the honor system.
This is the first "So-and-so tries American thanksgiving food" video I've seen that actually served a true American thanksgiving dinner with all of the correct sides! Usually they give them some weird crap no Americans ever eat.
Minho, the blonde guy sort of makes my heart hurt. he has a bit of melancholy in his eyes and you can see the sincere gentleness of him, and only imagine what he has been through.
The chef in this was adorable, I love how excited and touched he is to share a cultural tradition with people who have never been able to do something like this.
That guy is loving life over in South Korea as a specialty chef Here in Georgia there are 8 BBQ places within 10 miles of my house but korean BBQ is $25 a person
This whole segment just touches your heart ❤ to see friends gathered around giving thanks for such small things that some take for granted. It was so interesting to hear how appreciative the girl was for good mashed potatoes. Something so small, but so big to someone else. You just never know what the next man is going through 💛💛
@@That1CoolChick yes i miss this. i so want to reach out and invite people for Thanksgiving this year but it is simply not to be with the way the world is today
@@meganparsons9106 We used to have an “orphans’ Thanksgiving: a potluck Thanksgiving for all the people who couldn’t travel to be with their families for Thanksgiving. Hopefully we can all do Thanksgivings like we’re used to in the future.
I am thankful that these fine people are having a good meal, and I'll be even more thankful when they have their friends and family from the north join them safely and happily.
@@karlajaeger2082 There are 2 different ways that can be One Korea , Hopefully for the sake of the Korean People and their families it goes the right way !
@@sarahhaugh7922 It's not as dramatic but I love the thigh meat on turkey. Everybody else attacks the white meat and all my favorite stuff is dark! I like to flip the bird over and get all the good stuff tucked in the small place--nom nom.
Every time I watch an interview with a North Korean defector, although they have their freedom now they don’t seem 100% happy and I was always confused. When that guy said although he has a good life in South Korea but still enjoyed his life in North Korea I finally realized it’s because their whole life they lived a very simple (unfortunate to us) one. They didn’t have any views on the outside world and they all lived pretty much the same. No competitions, no social media, no insecurities. just very simple lives. I could see why they might miss that old life. I’m glad they were able to expose themselves to the outside world though.
It is hard for North Korean defectors to have "freedom". They spent their lives in North Korea being told how to live and think from birth. It's a huge adjustment for many.
THEY DONT MISS THEIR OLD LIVES... WTF? WHEN YOU'VE BEEN STARVED AND OPPRESSED AND YOUR PEOPLE REMAIN STARVED AND OPPRESSED HOW CAN YOU EVER BE THE SAME PERSON AS SOMEONE WHOS NEVER LIVED THAT LIFE. HOW INSULTING OF A COMMENT. ALSO ASIAN CULTURAL EXPRESSION IS MUCH DIFFERENT THEN WESTERN ONES, YOU MAY INTERPRET THAT AS "NOT HAPPY"
I knew the two Koreans dudes wanted those turkey legs when he first brought them out but were too polite to say anything. I love how the cook knew too and just flat out gave it to then.
ms3bani a lot better than us Americans trying to learn another language lmao (I’ve studied spanish in school for like 10 years and I’m still not good enough to speak fluently)
Digitalsoju TV it's been a year, I really miss the content, learning about other cultures that I would most likely never have a chance in reality of meeting. Thank you for the great work and I hope to see more from y'all.
@@boraxsopanic2670 you literally sound like a cliche movie villain from the 80s, I can hear the fake Russian accent in your comment😂😂😂, everyone hates you when you're on top. You replied to someone being thankful for their family with America destroys lives too, I'm not dogging on you that just went 0-100 so quick😂😂😂
@@Echidna23Gaming And so it's correct if other countries do it. You are a clown since you admit to America destroying lives. You are a hypocrite and a fool
@@natieemdarko.1634 You are off base but hope you will be on the receiving side of others evil. Good luck. I understand your joke because most people are jokes
I find it hard to believe that well spoken and very sweet girl said, "garbage ass country"...I laughed at that and found it quite humorous even if it was put in there as a joke by the translating writer. And if it was realky what she said its still quite funny because either way it was quite unexpected.
i was homeless for a few years when i was young, now i been married 15 years,have a couple great kids, and though we are far from rich we have food shelter n the things we need with a little left over. hearing their stories i was thinking damn even when i was homeless i had more to eat than these people. really made me appreciate what i have now.
@Marissa Lopes all you have to do to get out of homelessness in America is to not be disabled, and avoid Drugs and alcohol. But addiction and mental illness is tough.
Proud to be an American Bastard, and even more glad that these people get to live free lives in a safe country with so many friendly people around them. Hopefully someday nobody will be oppressed like the people in NK
At least when people try to escape North Korean oppression South Korea will help them and take them in. America tear gasses people trying to escape oppression.
@@kosys5338 I agree I'm American and i cant stand how people are treated. in high school it was mandatory to take the citzenship test ive been here my entire life and never passed it.
We Americans take most everything for granted. We've had it so easy in comparison. Perspective is ALWAYS a good thing. It helps us grow as human beings.
Freedom is NOT free. The Service members of the U.S Military have been paying the price all these years. As a Korean American I also had an opportunity to serve In the U.S Army for 7 years going thru the 911 tragedy. It was a very meaning thing to do. God Bless America.
It's really incredible when you realize just how lucky we are to be American. There are other great countries to live in, sure, but the default is to live in poverty under an oppressive government. For all this country's faults, we have genuinely tried to go against the grain towards freedom. Pretty awesome when you consider that.
I really love seeing other cultures react to American traditions like this. It's so fascinating. And the North Korean stories definitely help me feel more thankful to have lived in the US all my life.
Right?! It always make cry happy tears to see them partake in an American tradition. Their faces when they see the veritable bounty of food Americans enjoy on one of our most sacred holidays, compared to what they grew up used to, makes me so happy that they were able to escape that awful dictatorship they once called home.
@Woiller- Relic/videos Um, American = citizen of the United States of America. Yes, the country was founded by Europeans and populated by immigrants (primarily from Europe), but once they obtained citizenship and/or were born here they were no longer Europeans but instead Americans. You are what your passport says you are. ;)
@Woiller- Relic/videos Nationality (citizenship) and ethnicity (race) are two different things. You can be an American with French ancestry, or an African-American, or Native American. All are Americans, regardless of genes.
She studied English previously in North Korea, as she states towards the beginning. She's been studying it for three years in South Korea because she didn't think her English was very good.
yeah English can be a bastard with it's silent letters and words that are either spelt the same or sound the same with different meanings. a lot of people have trouble with read and read
This so beautiful. I’m beyond happy they get to enjoy something like this after living such hard lives. Food has an amazing power to bring everyone together from literally different worlds. Can tell these people are beyond thankful.
It's so awesome seeing the yellow hair guy evolve through your videos!! He was so shy and probably scared when he first escaped and I think that showed when you first included him, and now he is more confident and even dying his hair! It's heartwarming to see him embracing his freedom, and he looks good with it too! ;)
Who else is crying? I was really struck when she talked about “American bastards” then they became angels. Think about how close this world could be if we spent time with people who are different than us and showed them kindness.
With all the yuckiness we Americans are inundated by the news, Its refreshing to see the human spirit shine with such beauty and humility! **wipes tear**
I’m really happy for these people and all, but can we talk about how awesome that chef is for a moment? He so humble and looks just so damn happy to be doing this!
I love the way the food made everyone happy and got the true understanding of Thanksgiving. Living even worlds apart we can break bread together as one at the table and learn from each others cultures. Respect and.love! God bless you for making this video such a joyful.experience to watch!
@Godon Gurando is another T-800 OK Yeah, every one of these videos I watch you can see just how happy they are to be free. It would be good to see that in every North Korean's eyes.
Indeed. He's a super nice guy. FYI, he's also in two other videos: -Eating American bbq with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/T0TYCEXmi90/w-d-xo.html -Eating Wings with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/3TQ8H5TgRzA/w-d-xo.html
Your production quality is off the charts- not only the video quality and presentation, but additionally the care put into authenticity. So often I see "X nationality tries BURGERS (or whatever)!!!" and then they bring out a sad excuse for a burger. Watching this I can relax, confident that they are enjoying a true American Thanksgiving.
Kinda hard to be thankful for anything when he lived in freaking North Korea. But I'm glad they got out and are able to experience freedom and that we can share thanksgiving with them.
The guy with the blonde hair has an interesting perspective that I first encountered when I moved to Albania. Many of the older people would talk about how even though they were lied to and had zero real liberties, they didn't really understand that until after the collapse of the dictatorship. It allowed them to focus on a simple life and be happy just with their farming or fishing. After the collapse of the dictatorship they too would talk about how it is now easier to live well but it is more difficult to be happy.
When you control your life, You take responsibility for everything that happens. So your successes are all yours. And your failures are also all yours. You can’t blame some government for your failures. I think That’s why people take life more seriously in free countries.
@@bruce5868 My only points of reference are, as I mentioned, living in Albania and that of meeting kids my age during the collapse of the Soviet Union. I grew up in a part of Cleveland, Ohio. My Russian friends would tell me about how they couldn't even process the idea of our grocery stores... that they'd be dumbfounded just looking at the candy isle (or, that there even was a candy isle.) I do agree and take a very libertarian stance on things; however, I don't even know how that would work within such constrictive societies like North Korea or Albania under the reign of Envar Hoxha.
@@Sybaris_Rex eh, idk if I would call Albania easier to live well in now, maybe by a slight margin, but Albania's experiment with capitalism has been almost as big a failure as their experiment with socialism was. The governing elite completely ignored (and largely even promoted) insolvent pyramid schemes that absolutely destroyed the country.
It's never too late especially with so much free help on the internet and YT. Dont wait...... I'm fluent in Spanish and I've been studying mandarin Chinese for almost three months. Speaking more languages than English has enriched my life and helped me big time in my profession. There's no reason reason why you cant do the same thing if you cut down on television watching social media bs and other things. Just start by picking a 2nd language and make sure you do even as little as 15 minutes every day..... Find a practice partner who speaks your target language that really helps Good luck😊
@Woiller- Relic You and the guy above you that responded to me are idiots, you probably dont even know what irony is. I said that Eton's comment was ironic because he is shitting on americans, saying that they dont speak english well, meanwhile he cant even write correctly.
Hey man US Naval officer here, this is what we do it for. Believe it or not but you are essentially a diplomat. Keep with the good work and relations. BZ
discorperted literally about 90% of the people who join the military today join because they’ll get free college through the GI Bill when they get out, so they do one enlistment, take the money, and leave. They don’t give a single shit about conflicts...
Trenton Reid maybe that’s true in the navy... can’t say much about that since I’m in the Air Force but most of the guys I know here just wanna get out honestly. All they talk about is leaving and taking the money with them. Maybe it’s like a new generation thing? Idk. But yeah... thank you for your service man.
Austin Shaffer, as retired USAF I can tell you what you posted isn't quite right. Anyone who served deserves the G.I. Bill education more so than a dumbass that can play a ball game. Even you.
and "aye" means no. They have it completely backwards. I wonder how long it would take me to adjust to that if we moved to South Korea and I had to learn the language. "Do you want cheese on your burger?". "Aye. Wait, I meant, Nay! Uh, that means 'yes', right".
God bless Minho. I truly hope he find happiness and be able to see his home again as a free man. Iron is the man. He was on dessert with a drumstick in his hand.
Everyone in the west should watch videos like this. Sometimes people in the west forget how good they have it. Making this kind of video an annual thing is a great idea.
I agree, Americans have lost touch with their history, we need to remember how our ancestors fought many bloody wars to become independent and create our own nation from the ground up. Freedom wasn't handed to us, it was fought for and we need to remember that and instill more values to our kids, so they can appreciate the hard work and sacrifice it takes to a become free nation.
I feel like thanksgiving itself has lost its meaning because most people don't struggle to eat that much, financially. Some could eat like that everyday. Think about it right after we have this huge meal celebrating what we're thankful for, so many people just go out and buy more things on black friday as if they don't have enough already.
Thank you Sky, thank you Ryan, and thank you to the folks who came to the dinner. You said that this dinner was like being with family, and meeting new friends. Think about this, about a MILLION OF US, one at a time, were part of your family for a few minutes. Thank you.
Turkey, honey baked ham, candied yams w/ roasted marshmallows, collard greens, and Mac n' cheese with Bacon bits. For dessert, either pumpkin pie or sweet potato pie 😋
The chef didn't make candied yams with marshmallows on top and he didn't put those crunchy onions on top of the green bean casserole. Was there a problem getting ingredients since they're in a different country? I'm positive someone would be willing to have them shipped over.
@@Karen-pk3uv not everyone uses marshmallows with candied yams. traditional southern candied yams is baked for example. nor is french onions put on green bean casserole.
South Korean government keeps tabs on DPRK refugees after they cross over just in case they are actually DPRK spies and for other reasons. The SK government probably just told him where she was.
This was amazing. This definitely needs to be a yearly thing. It's really amazing seeing one of our holiday traditions through the eyes of someone from another culture. I will definitely be more thankful this year and will try harder not to take the feast we enjoy each year for granted after watching this video. And I'm so grateful to Minho, Yumi, Inha, and Eunhee for sharing their stories and their culture!
Some of the stories they have told throughout the series has really taught me what I need to be thankful for - and that is never to have been so hungry and malnourished to need to do that.
I had it done differently when I were kept in the isolation cell of Vietnamese communist prison back in the late 1970s to 1981, we were all starved because of being fed only a plain cup of rotten cooked bad rice twice a day plus haft a cup of water from boiled green vegetable and a little salt, so I drank close to a whole liter of water before eating, then slowly chew little by little cooked rice at a time, dragged it out a whole hour, it made me feel like so full and satisfied when finished. Until now almost 40 years later I would finish eating every thing I have or save for later, clean out my dish or bowl to the last pieces or drops, nothing left over or throw away (except bones, lol!).
My grandparents fled religious persecution and genocide. It was either flee or die and they were forced to live in caves for a while and some how were able to get out and come to the USA. It has been instilled in me since birth to be thankful for being born in a country where we get to celebrate AS A NATION why we are thankful in our own unique, individual ways. I was never allowed to forget that and it is something my wife and I have passed on to our children and they have embraced it in the same manner. Don't take what you have for granted. This video is incredibly touching because these people from a country being throttled by such an oppressive regime are sharing an American holiday to celebrate their thanks in the same unique individual ways we do as Americans and that is touching no matter who you are or where you are from. I am also thankful that these wonderful people have opened their hearts and minds because this American has always been empathetic and sympathetic to the people of North Korea and how tough their daily life must be. The fact that Minho can still be thankful for where he came from tells me he is a man of great character. I'd like to have a beer with that guy!!
Life was the same in the former Soviet Union and eastern Europe that was under Soviet rule. People had to forage for food in the woods. Oddly enough, that's why the eastern Europeans and Russians are healthier, stronger and hardier than the west and are predominantly heterosexual societies. It's due to the superior foods of nature rather than the factory junk from the West. Now that Russia and eastern Europe are no longer communist, they will catch up to the physical ailments of the West.
@@pollypurree1834 I'm pretty sure the LGBTQ community is still a minority here in the West dude. Due to the fact that half this country runs on Christianity (and probably some other factors as well), I think it's safe to say we are still a predominantly heterosexual society. Its just that thanks to Freedom of Speech/Expression and the anti-discrimination stuff going on, people are a lot more open about it, which _feels_ like the majority but in reality, only about 3% or 4% of the U.S. is LGBTQ. Idk much about the other stuff you said tho.
@@fakeituntilkingdomcome Try about an estimated 80% of the millenials are said to be gay. A normal society is supposed to be 20% gay to 80% straight. The numbers have slowly reversed since WW2. Most gays hide in the closet and only 9 to 10% are open.
I agree 100%. It was wonderful to see foreigners enjoying, rather than trashing, American food and customs. I think what we're accustomed to watching is privileged people.
You are an awesome individual and I truly appreciate your comment. The history is so important bc it gives rise to our present circumstances and yet there is always something transcendant and relatable like this to show some beauty.
"Full-blooded Native American" I don't tell people that, I tell them i'm a Mohawk of Akwesasne. You know, my TRIBE and WHERE FROM. Saying you're full blood native usually means you're like elizibeth warren, with one grandparent that only saw a native american a hundred years ago.
Wow, I don’t know this channel, but you gave them a real American Thanksgiving. Much like every thanksgiving dinner I’ve had with my family. Long tables, passing around the food, the different things to eat. At my thanksgivings we had cranberry, turkey, stuffing/dressing, mashed potatoes with gravy, casserole, biscuits, pies, etc. I’m so happy you guys gave them an authentic American experience. I feel like a lot of videos where North Koreans try American food it doesn’t feel authentic, but you did it right. You and Ryan gave them an authentic experience.
I have seen several videos of people having food that is new to them and they are interesting and often amusing. This is far more meaningful simply because of the context of Thanksgiving and a table of Koreans who have found a new life and new freedoms and are truly thankful. A great video. Thanks for posting.
I'm so happy my family first came here in 1630. I can't believe that most of the world live in homeless conditions and have no money. Actually they live in worse that homeless conditions they poop where ever, the water is contaminated. Its horrible. It was really cool that these people got to experience another part of the greatest country in the world. I think it would be awesome to give them a Thanksgiving meal while they are still fresh out of the country. Just to see the surprise and happiness of so much food sitting on a table
Well, you can't generalize. Individuals certainly have suffered in their own way even while living in America. It's not fair to try and compare different kinds of loss or hardship.
Hi, I glad that they got the chance to fellowship over a great meal with a superb host and wonderful restauranteer. The Chefs manners were that of a host in his own home. Great job to you both. To the North Korean guests wishing you all a beautiful Holiday season and I hope you all find it covered with abundant love.
When I saw that eagle come out after she said "freedom is great" I laughed so hard lol! Ugh I miss my freedom.. but it's ok. I'm fighting for everyone else's freedom! (Marine) -.-
My daughter was in Peru one thanksgiving with friends, and they were all treated to a thanksgiving dinner specially made for them. People all over the world are so awesome.
11:43 _(Gotta love these people being so thankful for their freedom. I wish more Americans were.)_ Men don't cry. Men don't cry. Men DON'T CRY! .............. dammit. 😢 Good to see a fellow Texan serving up the food and hospitality. God bless you, sir.
Sky is so lovely! It was very heart warming seeing him interact with those guys both in this video and in the chicken wings video.he has a way of making everybody feel at ease and listens to what they have to say. he's brilliant
I loved this whole video!! Everyone was so charming and sweet. Ryan and his compassionate and caring nature had me in tears. He was so happy to have them enjoy his food. What a sweet heart with a gorgeous smile. I could cry, everyone was so nice and most of all, thankful.
I've been fascinated with North Korea ever since I found out about the country in middle school. In college a few years ago I even wrote a paper over some of the problems they were facing within their own country as well as problems on the international level. I just wanna say thank you so much for these videos. They shed light on a lot of things most people take for granted today. I really hope that one day the people of North Korea gain their freedom and their basic human rights. Most of them have been suffering far too long. Thanks again for the awesome video!
North koreans are not so suffering as you may think. Most have decent lives. Only when the country is unable to produce enough food due to natural disasters is when they suffer. Thats when north koreans decide to leave their country. Otherwise plenty of food is given to them when theres enough food to go around. Other points that the defectors make about north korea is that people there do not chase money unlike capitalist countries like the US. Its unfortunate that some defectors have "homeless mentality", seems very ungreateful and would rather go back than to work hard for the money.
I absolutely love your youtubes of sharing American foods with the N.K. ppl. Your doing an amazing job! Wow what an honor to share with these ppl who risked their lives for freedom!
3:48 "We called Americans 'American Bastards'... but now you're an angel!" Oh my God my sides, I can't breathe! 7:05 "Freedom is great" Damn right it is!!!
I'm thankful for having seen this video in time for Thanksgiving. This video just warmed my heart. I'm so happy they enjoyed themselves. And to all my fellow Americans, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
This is so informative and really helps you realize how blessed we are to have the life we live. I write this from India where we are in complete lockdown due to the Covid 19 pandemic. Stay safe❤️ Love from India.
the name of the holiday is literally about giving thanks and being grateful for what you have and all your fatass thinks it is is a day to stuff your gullet like a maniac.
@@ProdByClockwerk You missed the part about being surrounded with the people that make life worth living. It's not just the food, it's sharing a *meal* with those important to you.
@@ProdByClockwerk Damn a bit much, honestly I'm not a fan of thanksgiving, its just sad Christmas to me, especially because I don't care about american history, I'm Texan.
I just realized I'm smiling the whole video, they are so so so well-spoken. The fact that they all had their perception/opinion on the world changed reminded me about how I move from communist Vietnam to America, happy late Thanksgiving to you all
To become a 2nd class citizen, working at nail shops, while constantly get mugged by niggas and branded with racist stereotypes in popular media. Enjoy your great life of freedom and bamboo ceiling lol
@@Trgn if this is an assumption, you're wrong. My life has been a complete opposite. Sorry if you don't feel that way. I just want to know where you resides, because where I am, the 1st class and 2nd class residents are very supportive of each other. I'm very much enjoying this freedom that I have, if we do nothing wrong, this country won't do anything against us. Sure that you can see stereotypes everywhere, but the Asian-American community has been dominating 2018, and I'm sure it won't come down soon.
@@Trgn ive never been mugged by a so called "nigga". I have friends all around me and a fraction if that consist of people of color. My dad is a real estate agent and my mom works as a teacher. And wth is a bamboo ceiling? I not trying to prove anything but I'm just saying that you're the one being stereotypical/racist in this whole conversation 😐
Yeah in the USA anyone can succeed. Capitalism is truly amazing. Sure we have our issues, but the USA is such an amazing place to build a future in general. Much freer than most of the world.
@@digitalsoju A real eye-opener on what the food situation for families is like in North Korea {Thanks to the conversation input from your translator}. Never knew sausages are expensive in North Korea. Now i know what to smuggle into my check-in luggage on my way to North Korea as a *BIG* thank you gift for a North Korean person you had done a big favor for me {while I'd be there}. 😱 🍽🥧🍗🍱🇺🇸🇰🇷🇰🇵 🤝🎆
I’m watching this November 2020 a week or so before Thanksgiving. Hearing all of your stories has made me even more thankful for my blessings. Happy Thanksgiving and may God bless you all!
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Let us know what other videos you want to see. Here is a list of some of our previous videos.
[North Korean videos]
-Eating American bbq with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/T0TYCEXmi90/w-d-xo.html
-Eating Wings with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/3TQ8H5TgRzA/w-d-xo.html
-North Korean Military Stories: Being a Female Soldier: th-cam.com/video/gbcxTJKJOVI/w-d-xo.html
[Korean Girls Try]
-Korean Girls Try American bbq: th-cam.com/video/gWKOUxF-Dso/w-d-xo.html
-Korean Girls Try Real Mexican food: th-cam.com/video/mruUpBdGUQA/w-d-xo.html
-Korean Girls Try Authentic Italian food: th-cam.com/video/OfeCbjy20UI/w-d-xo.html
-Korean Girls Try NY, Chicago and Detroit style pizzas: th-cam.com/video/ooizM4P27lA/w-d-xo.html
-Korean Girls Try American and Mexican sodas: th-cam.com/video/7kgv1B_79OM/w-d-xo.html
-Korean Girls Try TV Dinners: th-cam.com/video/5mIx3L3dIxc/w-d-xo.html
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Is this channel done? I've enjoyed the videos and content y'all put out, it's a shame I can't watch any more :(
@@KingPinguofDingu I needed a short break and the pandemic has made it hard to do the videos we want to do, but there are still some projects we want to do in the future
@@digitalsoju dope! Glad to hear that there are still plans! Hopefully things will pan out better for you guys during this pandemic.
@@KingPinguofDingu still have a lot ideas on file, but if there's something you'd like to see let us know and we will consider it in the future
@@digitalsoju I’m so glad to hear this! I was so worried you guys just stopped. I can’t wait to see the new things y’all put out once this is over.
As I grow older, I'm starting to realize that America really has some fantastic cuisine... I used to think of American food as pizza and hot dogs, but our Thanksgiving food, Southern food, BBQ, and Seafood are world class.
Yeah and just a pork chop or something and sides, or roast and potatoes. We don't think of it as "American cuisine" because it's just regular home cooked food to us
Don't forget our hamburgers and apple pies. That's what we are best known for.
Yeah my bf loves the food from America, and he lives in Canada. Everytime he comes down. He just loves our food and our "big portions" 😂
Don’t forget that many foods were also made by immigrants coming into the U.S, Chinese-American, Italian American, Tex-Mex, they took the best part of each and mixed it together and that foods.
So many foods thought as American have roots in other cultures, hot dogs have roots in German culture, Barbecue has roots in Native American culture.
American Culture is a mix of everything
@@Andyatl2002 Very true. Even hamburgers and pizza came from other countries.
The first thing that went through my mind was “those plates are nowhere near big enough”
I thought that there weren’t enough plates of food
My thoughts exactly
Not the fact that she called us American bastards then proceeded to eat an American meal? Lol
mvasqu762 she said American angels after why are you focused on negativity? Check ur self
@@Eskindir888 calm down side buster. It's whatever
>North Koreans live their whole life under dictatorship
>flee to South Korea for a few years
>already more fashionable than me
God dammit.
😂😂😂 I busted out laughing when I read this, absolutely they are fashionable!!
Lol
But still, you can take that turkey from his cold, dead hand. And under no other circumstances, cool be damned
Random Ashe ahhhhh trigerded 😫
Repent and trust Jesus
Yo, real talk, Iron is badass. He ran off at 10 years old and crossed the border just to find his mother.
Reminds me of the Mexican movie, Under the same Moon, the title is actually in Spanish of course
That's impressive. I used to get scared and cried like a bitch if I couldn't find my mom in the grocery store.
@@LordPrometheous bruh same. Then I would think I live there now and would make a fort with the toilet paper rolls.
@@toasters634 lmao. I should have thought of that back then. I'd live off those Brach's candies that they used to have sitting out when they were on the honor system.
@@LordPrometheous I still get upset when my mom doesn’t answer the phone lol
This is the first "So-and-so tries American thanksgiving food" video I've seen that actually served a true American thanksgiving dinner with all of the correct sides! Usually they give them some weird crap no Americans ever eat.
damn straight, I dont even leave KFC without a bucket of mac and cheese
...it made me hungry!
Congrats on the heart👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I feel like it depends on what region you live in the US. No one I know has ever served mac and cheese on Thanksgiving.
@@ville666sora I've been to thanksgiving in the south east, midwest and west and they all had mac and cheese, what planet are you from?
Minho, the blonde guy sort of makes my heart hurt. he has a bit of melancholy in his eyes and you can see the sincere gentleness of him, and only imagine what he has been through.
newwavepop, I was thinking the same.
It's also kind of sad to hear that he doesn't really spend that much time with his family that he came to South Korea with.
But I'd kill for his hair.
@Mario Salinas that kinda hurts to think about even on my end
He's a sweetheart.
The chef in this was adorable, I love how excited and touched he is to share a cultural tradition with people who have never been able to do something like this.
That guy is loving life over in South Korea as a specialty chef
Here in Georgia there are 8 BBQ places within 10 miles of my house but korean BBQ is $25 a person
This whole segment just touches your heart ❤ to see friends gathered around giving thanks for such small things that some take for granted. It was so interesting to hear how appreciative the girl was for good mashed potatoes. Something so small, but so big to someone else. You just never know what the next man is going through 💛💛
@@That1CoolChick yes i miss this. i so want to reach out and invite people for Thanksgiving this year but it is simply not to be with the way the world is today
@@meganparsons9106 We used to have an “orphans’ Thanksgiving: a potluck Thanksgiving for all the people who couldn’t travel to be with their families for Thanksgiving. Hopefully we can all do Thanksgivings like we’re used to in the future.
How did he stay smiling when she told him "haha we learned that america is the devil HAHAHAH !!" or whatever.. Thats patience lol.
I am thankful that these fine people are having a good meal, and I'll be even more thankful when they have their friends and family from the north join them safely and happily.
@Joe Johns One Korea. One world.
What a beautiful thing to say ❤️
Nee is right lol, i am dutch and nee is no in my language...complicated shit
@@karlajaeger2082 There are 2 different ways that can be One Korea , Hopefully for the sake of the Korean People and their families it goes the right way !
Accepts pie while still holding a turkey leg 😂
Seems like he had got thanksgiving down pat.
That guy *really* likes the dark meat. Honestly, it is the best part of a turkey.
as is only right and proper
Proper American in spirit.
@Here Beforeyou De gustibus, pal. (Seriously? Any part of a modern American turkey is too gamey? Sheesh.)
“You still got that turkey in your hand”
“yesss I love it”
Hahaha good stuff
That guy should put the bone under his pillow.
Smoked turkey leg is about as good as it gets!
He's getting into the real spirit of the holiday lol
@@sarahhaugh7922 It's not as dramatic but I love the thigh meat on turkey. Everybody else attacks the white meat and all my favorite stuff is dark! I like to flip the bird over and get all the good stuff tucked in the small place--nom nom.
"snickers in American"
"freedom intensifies"
"savagery intensifies"
"garbage ass country"
What beautiful captions, haha.
[Claps in American]
Shit had me DYING! 🤣
Saaaaaaame. Like wtf?! 😂😂😂😂
Not gonna lie, tired and watching this at 3 am the “freedom intensifies” made me jump to the moon and back.
[oppressive laughter]
Every time I watch an interview with a North Korean defector, although they have their freedom now they don’t seem 100% happy and I was always confused. When that guy said although he has a good life in South Korea but still enjoyed his life in North Korea I finally realized it’s because their whole life they lived a very simple (unfortunate to us) one. They didn’t have any views on the outside world and they all lived pretty much the same. No competitions, no social media, no insecurities. just very simple lives. I could see why they might miss that old life. I’m glad they were able to expose themselves to the outside world though.
It is hard for North Korean defectors to have "freedom". They spent their lives in North Korea being told how to live and think from birth. It's a huge adjustment for many.
THEY DONT MISS THEIR OLD LIVES... WTF? WHEN YOU'VE BEEN STARVED AND OPPRESSED AND YOUR PEOPLE REMAIN STARVED AND OPPRESSED HOW CAN YOU EVER BE THE SAME PERSON AS SOMEONE WHOS NEVER LIVED THAT LIFE. HOW INSULTING OF A COMMENT. ALSO ASIAN CULTURAL EXPRESSION IS MUCH DIFFERENT THEN WESTERN ONES, YOU MAY INTERPRET THAT AS "NOT HAPPY"
Don't forget they're not able to see their families nor friends again, and that's hard to come to teams with.
im also pretty sure it's because most of them will never see their families again. or anyone they ever knew..
I think its more along the lines of the missing part is their family and friends❤
The [Snickers in American] subtitle really got to me.
same😆; as well as [Claps in American]😂!! Also, I LOVE❤ your name and picture🤡🤣!
[ *Breathes in american* ]
7:05
😂😂 fr
[ *AMERICANS IN KOREAN* ]
I knew the two Koreans dudes wanted those turkey legs when he first brought them out but were too polite to say anything. I love how the cook knew too and just flat out gave it to then.
@fotopoulos WS blanchette you idiot he offered it to him....
Eunhee concidered murdering the guy in orange for that drumstick.
7:02 the blonde haired guy was cutting the biscuit like how he learned from the bbq video :,) ,,, somehow this is touching
mochi mochi i’m cry
same @mochimochi did you find your way here through Brisx too?
Freedom intensifies
@@GrimmDesires LOL 😂😂 😂
@@sireugenecourtney5797 please go be angry somewhere else (: or not at all
3:51 [Snickers in american] for real that had me laughing gg my dudes 👍
Don't forget claps in American at the end
Too funny
[Freedom intensifies]
You can put the gravy on the mashed potatoes
"Oohooooho"
You can put the gravy on the stuffing
"Aaaahhhhhhhh, oooo"
I know about all of that but I put gravy on my turkey
That was my favorite part! It reminded me of the wonders of Thanksgiving as a child.
[Freedom intensifies]
They needed some biscuits
You can drink the gravy... 😋
Eunhee's english is fantastic. To get that level in 3 years is amazing.
wkkimmy so true!
ms3bani a lot better than us Americans trying to learn another language lmao (I’ve studied spanish in school for like 10 years and I’m still not good enough to speak fluently)
@@wkkimmy my brother has a friend from South Korea and he speaks perfect English in a perfect American accent, it's insane
English is a hard language to learn.
Better than my Korean, and I've been studying it on my own for awhile now, it's hard when I have no one fluent/native to speak with and practice.
Props to whomever edited this and added that Freedom Eagle! LOL
F**k yea America baby!
Bitch I screamed😂😂 Then saluted
That just got me laughing. "Freedom is great." *FREEDOM INTENSIFIES*
THAT BOOM SCARED ME
I ate raccoon, and hunt and eat squirrel, and bream for recreation. never have had snake, but i'd be down for it.
Digitalsoju TV it's been a year, I really miss the content, learning about other cultures that I would most likely never have a chance in reality of meeting. Thank you for the great work and I hope to see more from y'all.
I feel bad for that lady that can't see her mom again because she's still in NK. It makes me appreciate my family even more.
America has destroyed many lives in other countries. Likely with your blessing tax dollars.
@@boraxsopanic2670 Just like every other country in world history lmao, would you rather China be the primary world power? Get off your high horse bud
@@boraxsopanic2670 you literally sound like a cliche movie villain from the 80s, I can hear the fake Russian accent in your comment😂😂😂, everyone hates you when you're on top. You replied to someone being thankful for their family with America destroys lives too, I'm not dogging on you that just went 0-100 so quick😂😂😂
@@Echidna23Gaming And so it's correct if other countries do it. You are a clown since you admit to America destroying lives. You are a hypocrite and a fool
@@natieemdarko.1634 You are off base but hope you will be on the receiving side of others evil. Good luck. I understand your joke because most people are jokes
Iron wasn't giving up his turkey leg! That's how you know he values his meal! Lol
Dessert time?! Well, okay, but you can take this turkey leg from my cold, dead, hands!
It's a damned sight better than snake I reckon!
"yes, I love it" 😁
"yes, I love it" 😁
“Chuckles in American”
“Claps in American”
That was funny
I was hoping someone else noticed that!!
fist-bump in American.
I find it hard to believe that well spoken and very sweet girl said, "garbage ass country"...I laughed at that and found it quite humorous even if it was put in there as a joke by the translating writer. And if it was realky what she said its still quite funny because either way it was quite unexpected.
@@JB-zo7ln I don't think the translator was aware of how juvenile that phrase sounds. Should have just translated literally "garbage country"
...and in other episodes, he "sweats in American" ...
Why doesn't this channel make videos anymore? They're great.
i was homeless for a few years when i was young, now i been married 15 years,have a couple great kids, and though we are far from rich we have food shelter n the things we need with a little left over. hearing their stories i was thinking damn even when i was homeless i had more to eat than these people. really made me appreciate what i have now.
I’m glad you got through that. Times can be hard but sounds like you are on the other side. Hope you guys are still well.
I know what you mean! Shelter life isn't fun, but the folks at The Open Door Mission did everything they could for us!
I get what you mean. What's sad is freeganism.
When I was homeless I was eligible for emergency food stamps, so I still ate decently. Other parts sucked, but I never starved.
@Marissa Lopes all you have to do to get out of homelessness in America is to not be disabled, and avoid Drugs and alcohol. But addiction and mental illness is tough.
Proud to be an American Bastard, and even more glad that these people get to live free lives in a safe country with so many friendly people around them. Hopefully someday nobody will be oppressed like the people in NK
Cause I am proud to be an AMERICAN, where at least I know I'm FREEEEEEE!
safe/friendly are debatable depending on where ur at tho lmao
more so than NK i guess
It's too bad the mothers and children getting tear gassed at your southern boarder can't have that same freedom.
At least when people try to escape North Korean oppression South Korea will help them and take them in. America tear gasses people trying to escape oppression.
@@kosys5338 I agree I'm American and i cant stand how people are treated. in high school it was mandatory to take the citzenship test ive been here my entire life and never passed it.
We Americans take our freedom for granted after watching this I got tears in my eyes and thanked god for being American
We Americans take most everything for granted. We've had it so easy in comparison. Perspective is ALWAYS a good thing. It helps us grow as human beings.
Honestly, that's exactly what Thanksgiving is for: taking the time to reflect on and give thanks for what we usually take for granted.
Freedom is NOT free.
The Service members of the U.S Military have been paying the price all these years.
As a Korean American I also had an opportunity to serve In the U.S Army for 7 years going thru the 911 tragedy. It was a very meaning thing to do.
God Bless America.
Fair Scale God bless you, and thank you for serving.
It's really incredible when you realize just how lucky we are to be American. There are other great countries to live in, sure, but the default is to live in poverty under an oppressive government. For all this country's faults, we have genuinely tried to go against the grain towards freedom. Pretty awesome when you consider that.
I really love seeing other cultures react to American traditions like this. It's so fascinating. And the North Korean stories definitely help me feel more thankful to have lived in the US all my life.
You guys are great Ambassadors of the US. Thanks, that was a great gesture.
Right?!
It always make cry happy tears to see them partake in an American tradition.
Their faces when they see the veritable bounty of food Americans enjoy on one of our most sacred holidays, compared to what they grew up used to, makes me so happy that they were able to escape that awful dictatorship they once called home.
@Woiller- Relic lol k
@Woiller- Relic/videos Um, American = citizen of the United States of America. Yes, the country was founded by Europeans and populated by immigrants (primarily from Europe), but once they obtained citizenship and/or were born here they were no longer Europeans but instead Americans. You are what your passport says you are. ;)
@Woiller- Relic/videos Nationality (citizenship) and ethnicity (race) are two different things. You can be an American with French ancestry, or an African-American, or Native American. All are Americans, regardless of genes.
@Woiller- Relic I don't think you know how nationalities work.
Eunee speaks incredible English! After only three years that is very impressive!
English is among the easiest language to learn, though I have to add that it is one of the hardest to master.
I had no problem understanding her English.
She studied English previously in North Korea, as she states towards the beginning. She's been studying it for three years in South Korea because she didn't think her English was very good.
There are two American children, John and Mack, who learned fluent Korean in the span of 1.5 year
yeah English can be a bastard with it's silent letters and words that are either spelt the same or sound the same with different meanings.
a lot of people have trouble with read and read
"I'm starving".....almost seems like the wrong thing to say to people from North Korea lol
Lmao😂😂😂
I thought that too, they were probably thinking, 'must be terrible for you guy.' Haha
Yikes.
That bugged me too, but he I know meant nothing by it.
triggered.
This so beautiful. I’m beyond happy they get to enjoy something like this after living such hard lives. Food has an amazing power to bring everyone together from literally different worlds. Can tell these people are beyond thankful.
Especially when they have all that good food to eat.
NGL
It's so awesome seeing the yellow hair guy evolve through your videos!! He was so shy and probably scared when he first escaped and I think that showed when you first included him, and now he is more confident and even dying his hair! It's heartwarming to see him embracing his freedom, and he looks good with it too! ;)
Loved his US Army jacket.
@@corvus1374 I can guarantee they asked him to wear it lol
Yeah he does😍
He looked so sad when we first met him. Life in South Korea has hopefully filled him with joy. He seems so much happier
Who else is crying? I was really struck when she talked about “American bastards” then they became angels. Think about how close this world could be if we spent time with people who are different than us and showed them kindness.
Unfortunantly they didnt know better because they lived in succlussion. But imagine how simple and humble their minds are.
Amen to that!
With all the yuckiness we Americans are inundated by the news, Its refreshing to see the human spirit shine with such beauty and humility! **wipes tear**
Unfortunately the world is run by evil men.
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I’m really happy for these people and all, but can we talk about how awesome that chef is for a moment? He so humble and looks just so damn happy to be doing this!
I love the way the food made everyone happy and got the true understanding of Thanksgiving. Living even worlds apart we can break bread together as one at the table and learn from each others cultures. Respect and.love! God bless you for making this video such a joyful.experience to watch!
Korean people are so nice. I pray they all get to have freedom one day.
@Godon Gurando is another T-800 OK Yeah, every one of these videos I watch you can see just how happy they are to be free. It would be good to see that in every North Korean's eyes.
No they're not, not all of them, but....
@@vwgti303 never had a bad interaction with a Korean, just saying.
Sidney Fein Unfortunately I have, with many. I didn’t mean any disrespect.
@@vwgti303 No offense taken I assure you!
That guy with the blonde hair seems like such a kind person
Indeed. He's a super nice guy. FYI, he's also in two other videos:
-Eating American bbq with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/T0TYCEXmi90/w-d-xo.html
-Eating Wings with North Koreans: th-cam.com/video/3TQ8H5TgRzA/w-d-xo.html
Careful
Im definitely watching these. Thanks!
And it was so heartwarming to hear him say he's thankful because he found God...I was blown away...
He kinda looks like sanji
This goes out to Ryan. As a Texan THANK YOU for sharing our BBQ culture with them.
As a Wisconsinite, I couldn't agree more!
I think the blonde haired girl actually was in a video where North Koreans try American BBQ
geth117 they all were
He represented we Texans well.
Best turkey I ever had was covered with foie gras (stuffed under the skin) to stop the turkey from drying-out
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Your production quality is off the charts- not only the video quality and presentation, but additionally the care put into authenticity. So often I see "X nationality tries BURGERS (or whatever)!!!" and then they bring out a sad excuse for a burger. Watching this I can relax, confident that they are enjoying a true American Thanksgiving.
Honestly, this is the kind of content that makes me appreciate humanity and feel like it's all worth it.
"I didn't really know what it meant to be thankful"
Holy shit that's soul crushing.
Kinda hard to be thankful for anything when he lived in freaking North Korea. But I'm glad they got out and are able to experience freedom and that we can share thanksgiving with them.
I find it uplifting to hear him say that and truly know the meaning of those words. God bless them!
The guy with the blonde hair has an interesting perspective that I first encountered when I moved to Albania. Many of the older people would talk about how even though they were lied to and had zero real liberties, they didn't really understand that until after the collapse of the dictatorship. It allowed them to focus on a simple life and be happy just with their farming or fishing. After the collapse of the dictatorship they too would talk about how it is now easier to live well but it is more difficult to be happy.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
When you control your life,
You take responsibility for everything that happens.
So your successes are all yours.
And your failures are also all yours.
You can’t blame some government for your failures.
I think That’s why people take life more seriously in free countries.
@@bruce5868 My only points of reference are, as I mentioned, living in Albania and that of meeting kids my age during the collapse of the Soviet Union. I grew up in a part of Cleveland, Ohio. My Russian friends would tell me about how they couldn't even process the idea of our grocery stores... that they'd be dumbfounded just looking at the candy isle (or, that there even was a candy isle.)
I do agree and take a very libertarian stance on things; however, I don't even know how that would work within such constrictive societies like North Korea or Albania under the reign of Envar Hoxha.
Ian MacQueen, yes ‘being happy’ is much more a state-of-mind than about what you have in comfort
@@Sybaris_Rex eh, idk if I would call Albania easier to live well in now, maybe by a slight margin, but Albania's experiment with capitalism has been almost as big a failure as their experiment with socialism was. The governing elite completely ignored (and largely even promoted) insolvent pyramid schemes that absolutely destroyed the country.
the dude in the orange sweater will truly experience what a food coma is after thanksgiving lol he never stopped eating
She says she speaks English just a bit, then proceeds to speak it perfectly. I'm jealous, I wish I could speak other languages that well!
It's never too late especially with so much free help on the internet and YT.
Dont wait......
I'm fluent in Spanish and I've been studying mandarin Chinese for almost three months. Speaking more languages than English has enriched my life and helped me big time in my profession. There's no reason reason why you cant do the same thing if you cut down on television watching social media bs and other things. Just start by picking a 2nd language and make sure you do even as little as 15 minutes every day.....
Find a practice partner who speaks your target language that really helps
Good luck😊
I wish American's spoke English as well as her.
@@etonbachs4226 The irony in your comment lol.
A T You get some idiots who never bothered to learn proper grammar so he’s right
@Woiller- Relic You and the guy above you that responded to me are idiots, you probably dont even know what irony is. I said that Eton's comment was ironic because he is shitting on americans, saying that they dont speak english well, meanwhile he cant even write correctly.
Hey man US Naval officer here, this is what we do it for. Believe it or not but you are essentially a diplomat. Keep with the good work and relations. BZ
@discorperted you are talking about government and not people, the two are not always synonymous.
discorperted literally about 90% of the people who join the military today join because they’ll get free college through the GI Bill when they get out, so they do one enlistment, take the money, and leave. They don’t give a single shit about conflicts...
Trenton Reid maybe that’s true in the navy... can’t say much about that since I’m in the Air Force but most of the guys I know here just wanna get out honestly. All they talk about is leaving and taking the money with them. Maybe it’s like a new generation thing? Idk. But yeah... thank you for your service man.
Austin Shaffer, as retired USAF I can tell you what you posted isn't quite right. Anyone who served deserves the G.I. Bill education more so than a dumbass that can play a ball game. Even you.
@discorperted I'd like to know *exactly* what the hell you think we were getting out of Korea.
“I don’t speak English well”
Proceeds to speak English better than me, a native English speaker
wow that's sad
lol come on this is such a cliche
If you're bilingual, it is always smart to claim you don't speak your non-native language well. It's better to over-achieve than to dissapoint.
*better than I
That's pretty sad though, if english is your native tongue and you speak it worse than she does.
Korean "yes" sounds a looot like "nee" which means "no" in Dutch and thats frustrating haha
and "aye" means no. They have it completely backwards. I wonder how long it would take me to adjust to that if we moved to South Korea and I had to learn the language. "Do you want cheese on your burger?". "Aye. Wait, I meant, Nay! Uh, that means 'yes', right".
Yep, it's the same in spanish, english, french (and portuguese and italian, I think)
@@handle.invalid still confused.
American here. But I also speak French. Languages are sometimes funny like that!
Yes in Greek is Na lmao confusing for English speakers
He did not want to let go of that turkey leg.
He probably felt honored to hold something so big. But I've gone bigger. Thing is, I prefer deep fried, but I'd give smoked a go
@@Sorrowdusk Deep fried turkey is the best omg!
@@Darkwolfpocco Indeed. Indeed
God bless Minho. I truly hope he find happiness and be able to see his home again as a free man. Iron is the man. He was on dessert with a drumstick in his hand.
13:00 and the dude hasnt stopped chewing. Hes living his best life and I salute him
Like he's been doing it all his life! :D
Citizen Kreg 🎶He’s living his best life🎶Iron looks like a Korean Pop star from a boy band😂
I’m thankful for whoever made these lit subtitles
I love that the woman on the end is most thankful that her children will grow up free. She gave them an incredible gift.
Everyone in the west should watch videos like this. Sometimes people in the west forget how good they have it.
Making this kind of video an annual thing is a great idea.
I agree, Americans have lost touch with their history, we need to remember how our ancestors fought many bloody wars to become independent and create our own nation from the ground up. Freedom wasn't handed to us, it was fought for and we need to remember that and instill more values to our kids, so they can appreciate the hard work and sacrifice it takes to a become free nation.
@@Jklopoppcorn very true. Freedom isnt free.
I feel like thanksgiving itself has lost its meaning because most people don't struggle to eat that much, financially. Some could eat like that everyday. Think about it right after we have this huge meal celebrating what we're thankful for, so many people just go out and buy more things on black friday as if they don't have enough already.
We haven't forgotten we've busted our ass to make it that way and to get that far if you spent more time doing it you wouldn't be reminding us!
"I already won the lottery. I was born in the U S of A, baby."
- Creed
Thank you Sky, thank you Ryan, and thank you to the folks who came to the dinner.
You said that this dinner was like being with family, and meeting new friends. Think about this, about a MILLION OF US, one at a time, were part of your family for a few minutes. Thank you.
I love how that guy in orange keeps holding onto the turkey leg! 🤣
HAHA! he really love that turkey :)
Who would put down a turkey leg?
Never letting go! lol
The entire time he didn't stop eating. Note he spoke the least
The man knows a good thing when he finds it!!!
"...maybe not the most usual to have your Turkey smoked.." *laugh's in Texan* It's the only way...sooooo good! Everyone should try it.
I was shocked for a few seconds and then thought exactly that
Finally a show that actually serves normal Thanksgiving food! Most seem to serve weird crap. Good Job!!
Turkey, honey baked ham, candied yams w/ roasted marshmallows, collard greens, and Mac n' cheese with Bacon bits. For dessert, either pumpkin pie or sweet potato pie 😋
@discorperted You mean sausages?... -_- (different story ENTIRELY vs "hot dogs").
The chef didn't make candied yams with marshmallows on top and he didn't put those crunchy onions on top of the green bean casserole. Was there a problem getting ingredients since they're in a different country? I'm positive someone would be willing to have them shipped over.
@@Karen-pk3uv not everyone uses marshmallows with candied yams. traditional southern candied yams is baked for example. nor is french onions put on green bean casserole.
Here in Canada we don't have green beans or mac and cheese. Some staples here not included are yams (not with marshmallow) and carrots.
Oh my god he went to South Korea to find his mom *and found her* I'm actually crying.
ugh i wanna see a whole video about it :'(
I'm not 🙃
Yeah I wanna hear his story. Could probably be made into a movie.
wtf
South Korean government keeps tabs on DPRK refugees after they cross over just in case they are actually DPRK spies and for other reasons. The SK government probably just told him where she was.
This was amazing. This definitely needs to be a yearly thing. It's really amazing seeing one of our holiday traditions through the eyes of someone from another culture. I will definitely be more thankful this year and will try harder not to take the feast we enjoy each year for granted after watching this video. And I'm so grateful to Minho, Yumi, Inha, and Eunhee for sharing their stories and their culture!
their thanksgiving speeches gave me shivers. all of them. honest and beatiful words.
They would soak food in water to make it more filling. I've just been humbled .
Some of the stories they have told throughout the series has really taught me what I need to be thankful for - and that is never to have been so hungry and malnourished to need to do that.
I had it done differently when I were kept in the isolation cell of Vietnamese communist prison back in the late 1970s to 1981, we were all starved because of being fed only a plain cup of rotten cooked bad rice twice a day plus haft a cup of water from boiled green vegetable and a little salt, so I drank close to a whole liter of water before eating, then slowly chew little by little cooked rice at a time, dragged it out a whole hour, it made me feel like so full and satisfied when finished. Until now almost 40 years later I would finish eating every thing I have or save for later, clean out my dish or bowl to the last pieces or drops, nothing left over or throw away (except bones, lol!).
Bruh, that made me tear up, not gonna lie.
I've watched the entire video and missed the time they talked about that? Timestamp?
@@fazegioify mid way . When they were looking at stuffing. Sorry I'm usually good with time stamps
Big props for the chef! He did an outstanding job!
My guy in orange was eating the entire time they were talking about what they’re thankful for 😂😂 “shiit, I ain’t letting the food get cold!”
To much blabbin not enough lip smackin
These people are truly thankful.... also thankful for eating in a family setting for the first time in 5, 7 years... it's beautiful to see.
"Ive eaten potatoes most of my life"
Ireland: hold my taytoes
*praties
Lmao my little brother say potatoes as taytoes
I'm a proud Iowa Sod-buster's daughter, and I calls 'em taters! And don't forget the graaavy!
* Maine has joined the chat *
@@Oddity2994 * Germany has joint the chat * KARTOFFELN!
I lost it with the Freedom Eagle. Merica! I love this video.
I jumped out of my seat when the explosion & eagle hit
My grandparents fled religious persecution and genocide. It was either flee or die and they were forced to live in caves for a while and some how were able to get out and come to the USA. It has been instilled in me since birth to be thankful for being born in a country where we get to celebrate AS A NATION why we are thankful in our own unique, individual ways. I was never allowed to forget that and it is something my wife and I have passed on to our children and they have embraced it in the same manner. Don't take what you have for granted.
This video is incredibly touching because these people from a country being throttled by such an oppressive regime are sharing an American holiday to celebrate their thanks in the same unique individual ways we do as Americans and that is touching no matter who you are or where you are from.
I am also thankful that these wonderful people have opened their hearts and minds because this American has always been empathetic and sympathetic to the people of North Korea and how tough their daily life must be. The fact that Minho can still be thankful for where he came from tells me he is a man of great character. I'd like to have a beer with that guy!!
And I am thankful for you.
Amen.
Homie on the left seems to be getting more and more "South Korean-ized" every video. That hair tho. lol
😂hahah yeah
Homie on the left is a champ
"Ive tried pork, duck, and rabbit but never had turkey!"
"I used to skin and eat wild snakes in North Korea"
Snakes are tasty
@@gholland5840 especially the Rattlers 😁, just make sure they don't bite themselves first (yes, that is a thing they do).
Life was the same in the former Soviet Union and eastern Europe that was under Soviet rule. People had to forage for food in the woods. Oddly enough, that's why the eastern Europeans and Russians are healthier, stronger and hardier than the west and are predominantly heterosexual societies. It's due to the superior foods of nature rather than the factory junk from the West. Now that Russia and eastern Europe are no longer communist, they will catch up to the physical ailments of the West.
@@pollypurree1834 I'm pretty sure the LGBTQ community is still a minority here in the West dude. Due to the fact that half this country runs on Christianity (and probably some other factors as well), I think it's safe to say we are still a predominantly heterosexual society. Its just that thanks to Freedom of Speech/Expression and the anti-discrimination stuff going on, people are a lot more open about it, which _feels_ like the majority but in reality, only about 3% or 4% of the U.S. is LGBTQ. Idk much about the other stuff you said tho.
@@fakeituntilkingdomcome Try about an estimated 80% of the millenials are said to be gay. A normal society is supposed to be 20% gay to 80% straight. The numbers have slowly reversed since WW2. Most gays hide in the closet and only 9 to 10% are open.
I was expecting a typical foreign people try American food video. This brought tears of joy to my eyes. This was amazing to see. Thank you.
I agree 100%. It was wonderful to see foreigners enjoying, rather than trashing, American food and customs. I think what we're accustomed to watching is privileged people.
I'm a Full-blooded Native American man who just enjoys seeing people enjoy good food and good conversation.
You are an awesome individual and I truly appreciate your comment. The history is so important bc it gives rise to our present circumstances and yet there is always something transcendant and relatable like this to show some beauty.
@Raymond Morales long as you eat well.
@@ICantSeeYourRepliesDickhead that's my title u nasty breeder
Sorry our forefathers' scumbag elected officials screwed over your entire civilization.
"Full-blooded Native American" I don't tell people that, I tell them i'm a Mohawk of Akwesasne. You know, my TRIBE and WHERE FROM. Saying you're full blood native usually means you're like elizibeth warren, with one grandparent that only saw a native american a hundred years ago.
Wow, I don’t know this channel, but you gave them a real American Thanksgiving. Much like every thanksgiving dinner I’ve had with my family.
Long tables, passing around the food, the different things to eat. At my thanksgivings we had cranberry, turkey, stuffing/dressing, mashed potatoes with gravy, casserole, biscuits, pies, etc.
I’m so happy you guys gave them an authentic American experience. I feel like a lot of videos where North Koreans try American food it doesn’t feel authentic, but you did it right. You and Ryan gave them an authentic experience.
I have seen several videos of people having food that is new to them and they are interesting and often amusing. This is far more meaningful simply because of the context of Thanksgiving and a table of Koreans who have found a new life and new freedoms and are truly thankful. A great video. Thanks for posting.
It really warmed my heart when they talked about learning what it meant to feel thankful.
Are not us Americans very very lucky and very very blessed? Great video with great people.
I'm so happy my family first came here in 1630. I can't believe that most of the world live in homeless conditions and have no money. Actually they live in worse that homeless conditions they poop where ever, the water is contaminated. Its horrible.
It was really cool that these people got to experience another part of the greatest country in the world. I think it would be awesome to give them a Thanksgiving meal while they are still fresh out of the country. Just to see the surprise and happiness of so much food sitting on a table
@discorperted you're an idiot
@discorperted If it's so bad then why don't you leave??? You poor victim...
I wish I was american, not saying I live in locked country
Well, you can't generalize. Individuals certainly have suffered in their own way even while living in America. It's not fair to try and compare different kinds of loss or hardship.
Hi, I glad that they got the chance to fellowship over a great meal with a superb host and wonderful restauranteer. The Chefs manners were that of a host in his own home. Great job to you both. To the North Korean guests wishing you all a beautiful Holiday season and I hope you all find it covered with abundant love.
HAHA, the explosion and screaming falcon sound after the "freedom is great" scared the crap outta me. totally and hilariously unexpected.
Dan you’re not alone
Try the freedom intensifies joke when the camera effect was the USA flag and the eagle noise XD
When I saw that eagle come out after she said "freedom is great" I laughed so hard lol! Ugh I miss my freedom.. but it's ok. I'm fighting for everyone else's freedom! (Marine) -.-
Obligatory "MURICA! (Fuck yeah!)"
🦅
Thank you for your service.
respect friend...stay safe , come home .
Respect Sir!
My daughter was in Peru one thanksgiving with friends, and they were all treated to a thanksgiving dinner specially made for them. People all over the world are so awesome.
11:43 _(Gotta love these people being so thankful for their freedom. I wish more Americans were.)_ Men don't cry. Men don't cry. Men DON'T CRY! .............. dammit. 😢
Good to see a fellow Texan serving up the food and hospitality. God bless you, sir.
Men don't cry, but they're allergic to a lot of things ;)
Men do cry as every human being!
Drop the brisket as you pull it out of the smoker... Thats enough to make Chuck Norris cry
@@JamesBrown-wy7xs We tend to be in rooms with a lot of dust or pollen.
So many SJW crying about America should spend some time in North Korea.
HOLY CRAP YOU GUYS ARE BACK! INSTANTLY CLICKED ON THIS
Beautiful video. I got teary eyed listening to their stories and what they are thankful for. Thank you for sharing this video.
Sky is so lovely! It was very heart warming seeing him interact with those guys both in this video and in the chicken wings video.he has a way of making everybody feel at ease and listens to what they have to say. he's brilliant
Luri Ley you’re the sweetest! Thank you so so much for your support!
I loved this whole video!! Everyone was so charming and sweet. Ryan and his compassionate and caring nature had me in tears. He was so happy to have them enjoy his food. What a sweet heart with a gorgeous smile. I could cry, everyone was so nice and most of all, thankful.
I've been fascinated with North Korea ever since I found out about the country in middle school. In college a few years ago I even wrote a paper over some of the problems they were facing within their own country as well as problems on the international level. I just wanna say thank you so much for these videos. They shed light on a lot of things most people take for granted today. I really hope that one day the people of North Korea gain their freedom and their basic human rights. Most of them have been suffering far too long. Thanks again for the awesome video!
North koreans are not so suffering as you may think. Most have decent lives. Only when the country is unable to produce enough food due to natural disasters is when they suffer. Thats when north koreans decide to leave their country. Otherwise plenty of food is given to them when theres enough food to go around. Other points that the defectors make about north korea is that people there do not chase money unlike capitalist countries like the US. Its unfortunate that some defectors have "homeless mentality", seems very ungreateful and would rather go back than to work hard for the money.
@@truejayoh Kim? is that you?
I don’t usually comment, but this video genuinely put a big smile on my face; more people need to see this!
Sharing is caring!
I absolutely love your youtubes of sharing American foods with the N.K. ppl. Your doing an amazing job! Wow what an honor to share with these ppl who risked their lives for freedom!
This was one of the most beautiful, heart touching videos on TH-cam. I am now a subscriber!
Glad you liked it!
3:48 "We called Americans 'American Bastards'... but now you're an angel!" Oh my God my sides, I can't breathe!
7:05 "Freedom is great" Damn right it is!!!
@David Roberts lol you're deluded, fuck you
@@pathrender I just love how your username is that guy because that's what you're being right now
@@karateman302 Don't be that guy
@I'm actually a phosopholipid bilayer you spelled phospholipid wrong. but i wouldn't expect a troll to be able to spell anyways
@Ann Linley now which is it? Do we want communism or North Korea? You do understand those are two different political systems, right?
I'm thankful for having seen this video in time for Thanksgiving. This video just warmed my heart. I'm so happy they enjoyed themselves. And to all my fellow Americans, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
This is so informative and really helps you realize how blessed we are to have the life we live. I write this from India where we are in complete lockdown due to the Covid 19 pandemic. Stay safe❤️ Love from India.
Minho looks even healthier than in the bbq video, it makes me happy to see that he's acclimated so well to South Korea :)
"She said she 'fell into a food coma' so I dont really know what its about", honey, that's ALL thanksgiving is about.
verily! **passes the gravy**
the name of the holiday is literally about giving thanks and being grateful for what you have and all your fatass thinks it is is a day to stuff your gullet like a maniac.
@@ProdByClockwerk You ok? The guy is being facetious in a comedic manner and you're taking it way too literal. Chill out and smile :)
@@ProdByClockwerk You missed the part about being surrounded with the people that make life worth living. It's not just the food, it's sharing a *meal* with those important to you.
@@ProdByClockwerk Damn a bit much, honestly I'm not a fan of thanksgiving, its just sad Christmas to me, especially because I don't care about american history, I'm Texan.
The Metal Gear sound bite when he mentioned having had snake was funny.
You're the first to comment on that! 👏👏
Some days he’ll have snake, and other days tree frog.
I was looking for this comment!
It's been 3 years, and I still love this. My mind would be blown if you had my friends have a real Jewish Seder!
"Snickers in American", that killed me!
I just realized I'm smiling the whole video, they are so so so well-spoken. The fact that they all had their perception/opinion on the world changed reminded me about how I move from communist Vietnam to America, happy late Thanksgiving to you all
To become a 2nd class citizen, working at nail shops, while constantly get mugged by niggas and branded with racist stereotypes in popular media. Enjoy your great life of freedom and bamboo ceiling lol
@@Trgn if this is an assumption, you're wrong. My life has been a complete opposite. Sorry if you don't feel that way. I just want to know where you resides, because where I am, the 1st class and 2nd class residents are very supportive of each other. I'm very much enjoying this freedom that I have, if we do nothing wrong, this country won't do anything against us. Sure that you can see stereotypes everywhere, but the Asian-American community has been dominating 2018, and I'm sure it won't come down soon.
@@Trgn ive never been mugged by a so called "nigga". I have friends all around me and a fraction if that consist of people of color. My dad is a real estate agent and my mom works as a teacher. And wth is a bamboo ceiling? I not trying to prove anything but I'm just saying that you're the one being stereotypical/racist in this whole conversation 😐
Yeah in the USA anyone can succeed. Capitalism is truly amazing. Sure we have our issues, but the USA is such an amazing place to build a future in general. Much freer than most of the world.
Yeah people assuming your life, is pretty bad. It's ironically very stereotypical
Eunhee: "Freedom is great!" 💣💥🦅🇺🇸 That was on point! Good conversation being shared over great food.
Your emoji game is on point too 😂😂
@@digitalsoju A real eye-opener on what the food situation for families is like in North Korea {Thanks to the conversation input from your translator}. Never knew sausages are expensive in North Korea. Now i know what to smuggle into my check-in luggage on my way to North Korea as a *BIG* thank you gift for a North Korean person you had done a big favor for me {while I'd be there}. 😱 🍽🥧🍗🍱🇺🇸🇰🇷🇰🇵 🤝🎆
@@Friendship1nmillion just be careful if you ever go there. Those people all left for a reason.
I’m watching this November 2020 a week or so before Thanksgiving. Hearing all of your stories has made me even more thankful for my blessings. Happy Thanksgiving and may God bless you all!