Not me crying while watching a man make a knife... Thank you dooby for sharing this story and highlighting this master's craft. It was very moving and inspiring, and a metaphor for life!
When cooking channel is not just about food and the ingredients but also, it's about the utensils and the story behind it. This is why I love your content. You show to us something different that we thought we don't want to know but turns out, we actually DO want to know. Don't stop showing to us this kind of content Tina!
@@swisstrader not really I think some people take these things for granted and don’t acknowledge the work that’s put in to make these things the best quality available
@@swisstrader when was the last time you saw someone (especially a big name TH-camr) who put this much effort into a video dedicated solely to a craftsman that isn't part of a worldwide brand corp? i know i haven't.
Wow, this episode is what's up. Love that Dooby wants to show us the craft, the details, and the soul behind the food and cooking we often go crazy about on this channel. She appreciates all the aspects, and it's inspiring!
Wow that ending got me tearing up. This was such a beautiful video Tina, thank you for bringing us along for the ride. A hundred blessings to the bladesmith and his shop.
There's something so soothing about watching a master doing their craft. Wether i'd be a bladesmith or a highly skilled chef, it's always amazing to see someone make their form of art.
I don't know how many times i've said this, but you are such an awesome storyteller! I'm proud to be a subscriber! This episode right here is one for the books! Thanks for bringing this story to us!
Has anyone else noticed that South-Korean hosted interviews always seem to be fantastic? I noticed this in other tv shows / youtube too - I feel like they take great pride in the role of the host - the questions and respect are always high quality.
the bit in which he spoke about him trying to make the ends meet and coming across even harder situations made me tear up. life is a lot but seeing people pursue things they love is inspiring.
I cried when he gifted you the knife. I started my day with this video and didn’t expect for it to have such an impact on me. Thank you for sharing such wonderful stories, Tina 🥹♥️
probably one of my favourite videos of 2023 so far. its really just incredible how much time, effort and love he spends on his work. its truly an inspiration. thank you for that lovely experience dooby
I was not expecting to cry watching this 😭 The level of respect shown for the craft, people, life and just everything by Dooby and the craftsman is so pure ♥️ My heart feels full
My goodness! I cried, what a noble man which did not give up on tradition no matter the cost. Truly, I thank you for sharing this documentary with us. ❤ How can I acquire a knife from the Master?
I hope your video inspires more craftspeople into being. Bladesmithing is a personal favorite, very impressive to see third generation skills in action. The end brought me to tears💖
Such a cool video, being able to see the time and effort put into handmade knives and hilighting the skill required for the process. Love this type of video dooby 💕
I can't tell you how timely this episode is. My heart hurts, yet I feel comforted. I'm glad you have a permanent work of this craftsman. I will be searching to get one of his knives or will get one when I visit next year. Thank you so much.
I always love how you incorporate beautiful narratives in every of your vlog. As a literature student myself, I know it's sometimes hard to make such beautiful narratives without being condescending. So kudos Tina!!
This is how you tell a story!! Ive seen at least a dozen videos on youtube from chefs talking about their knives or even buying one. This is easy the best one. I love this kind of content!
This is art.. truly... I'm sooooo glad that i got to see this and I'm so thankful to dooby for bringing this into light. Thank you soooo much for showing us the art of knives. We wish you all the very best for the opening of your restaurant. I will make sure to visit the restaurant when i come to korea. Good luck to you , to both Kevin and Yejin. And thank you for blademaster kim.
What a beautiful story. The tears wont stop. Tina is so good at sharing stories and journeys. I wish that respective Blade Smith a wonderful blissful life.
I LOVE this, Tina. I have so much respect and admiration for you and the way you respect artisans. Please keep up the good work, and I can't wait for more!
This had me in tears. What a beautiful way to honor his legacy, work and determination. This was such a wonderful series, I love how you've also mastered to overcome obstacles that come your way and you're receptiveness to learning more from everyone you meet. ❤
One can only experience a deep sense of respect and admiration while watching this artisan exercise his craft. We, as a society, have been so fast to embrace cheaply mass produced products to enhance our leisure while forfeiting the enduring quality that true artistic craftsmanship can afford. Every time Tina’s hand grasps the gifted knife to yield in her vocation, the feeling of priceless gratitude will overwhelm her. An incredible present, the fruit of his labour. What a wonderful narration Tina has provided in documenting this individual’s creative abilities, priceless content! 🥹
Mass produced products are the backbone of laissez- faire capitalism on which the money markets function for continued growth. Products such as this artisan’s knife are a specialty item which would draw an elevated price which only a certain affluent client could afford. It represents a relatively limited market. Wouldn’t you agree? 😂👻
Interesting, no response. Then maybe I should elaborate further. Money markets include markets for such instruments as bank accounts, including term certificates of deposit; interbank loans (loans between banks); money market mutual funds; commercial paper; Treasury bills; and securities lending and repurchase agreements. By Goods Market, we mean all the buying and selling of goods and services. By Money Market, we mean the interaction between demand for money and the supply of money (the size of the money stock) as set by the Federal Reserve working through the banking system. The money market determines the interest rate. The demand for money in the money market is affected by income (which is determined in the goods market). The goods market determines income, which depends on planned investment. Planned investment in turn depends on the interest rate (which is determined in the money market). Now that I have aroused your interest, any questions? 👻
@@MichelleMuck555 My focus was on the creative genius of the artist as reflected in their custom handiwork. You got lost in the marketability of merchandise, essentially illustrating my point. Perusing your dissertation, you are so deserving of Goethe’s remark, “No one should be rich except those who understand it”.
Truly, it's one of the best videos you have posted. This is true love for what he does for a living and true craftsmanship. I hope this inspires everyone who watches this video.
This was so beautifully made, Tina. My favorite video out of all the wonderful videos you've made. I love the way that you're telling people's stories through your medium and can't wait to see all the amazing work you'll continue to do!
This is one of the best so far, Tina. It really shows your gratitude to the master and its ouvre d'art. If you ever read this, please share some tips on how to enjoy Seoul as a local (I have the how to eat like one on my list, of course), I'm coming to Seoul this summer!!!!! Much love, Isaac
I got to say, the way you guys tell a story is amazing! You guys put in so much work that goes behind these videos. It is an art form on its own. Thank you for the great content and the creativity!
In love with this series already! I'm always here for the stories of the people who create such beautiful craft. They always put so much effort and burning with passion. Thank you Tina for being a medium of telling their story to the world. The cinematography is everything too!!! Can't wait to see more of the masters series!!
I really enjoyed this episode. Something about this episode made me feel all sorts of emotions and think about a lot including what our parents, grandparents, and ancestors went through to provide for our families. I have tremendous respect for those that stick with one craft and master it. The things they’ve experienced and learned throughout the years is unique to their own experiences. Thank you for this! ❤
Dear Tina, I enjoyed this video so much and it was also very interesting! Ngl, I teared up a bit at the end 🥲 I wish you and Kevin all the best for your restaurant ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this with us. So much to learn from this beautiful craftsmanship, a true form of art and a tradition that’s still thriving. One of my favorite vlogs from you.
I can see why you're so proud of this video, it's absolutely gorgeous!! Such an interesting process, I can't believe there are so many layers of metal in that knife... and the patterns that come from those layers being twisted, soooooo interesting!! I really do hope more of these "dying arts" gain some steam again. Hard to say if they would due to how fast the world moves now, how we continue wanting our society to move faster and faster, but I do hope craftsmanship does catch on again. And it was so sweet of him to gift you that knife!!
What a great episode, I did work in a restaurant while in college, at one point I did a lot of prep work, slicing onions, tomatoes, lettuce etc, I did learn the value of a good knife that holds its blade. It was nice to see a craftsman work on his trade and the human effort/pride that goes into making a great knife.
I watched another video about Mr Kim and his craftsmanship just yesterday, so I was amazed to see this video from Tina pop up! This was a beautifully made video, and I felt so touched by the end. Well done!
Just right when my head and emotions are unstable because everything's now overwhelming... i came across this video. Thank you, Tina! Not just for the lessons from this video but also showcasing more of what's nearly forgotten. :)
Such a great episode, so sentimental and moving. The new knife isn't as shiny and bright as your old Japanese knife, but I think that being there for its creation and the back story behind it adds greater meaning and value to the new knife. So great that you'll be able to hand that down through the future generations.
Always loved the stories handmade damascus knives tell. That's one of the sole reasons why I only use handcrafted Japanese knives because of my appreciation for the craftsmanship and pure artisinal finishes these knives are able to showcase. Knives tells stories and a chef's story is the plate he/she puts out everyday for his/her diners, love how those journeys always collide together to form a true bond. Also handmade knives are just superior, in quality, sharpness, blade retention, and so many other things. Love how Tina captures all of this in the video, masterpiece 🙌🙌
This was my favorite video of yours! Like the rest of the comments also say, your conversations and Master Kim's directions regarding his craftsmanship were so emotionally motivating that even though I am just a viewer, I have taken away a similar message from his wisdom that you have. Also!! The cinematography and portrayal of his story here was done so well Dooby!!! I hope to see more educational videos like this!!! :)
perfectly wholesome video of a man becoming wise after years of experience 17:30 The way this was all demonstrated and convey in such detail was purely amazing. The voice , The naration and cimatography having all 5 Camera angles, Continuity, Cutting, Close-ups, and Composition was done perfectly and with a touch of modern music
This is one of the best knife making videos I’ve watched , the way you describe , the flow the music,the story about him ,was excellent , there was also a feeling of a father and daughter , and when he gifted you the knife , I found it very touching… keep it up …😊
Amazing video. Thank you for that. I loved the storytelling and even shed a tear at the end. Could not have been a better video honoring the craftsmanship
this came at a time in my life of great uncertainty about my future, and i really spoke to me about what it means to endure difficulties. the work is hard, like every work has its difficulties, and it can’t be all good. it’s hard and it takes years to be good at this job. sometimes it won’t pay and you’ll be tempted to go do other jobs, but they won’t be as right for you. there’s a sense of home when you do what you feel is right for you. there’s also something to be said about not giving up and sticking to something you’ve already put a lot of time and money and patience into learning. “it’s what i learned since i was young” is not a wrong perspective when you feel like you’d like to feel some sense of belonging to your craft: you have been learning it and sometimes you need to trust yourself in that first choice to start learning it. sometimes your doubts and the hardships will make you question why you’re doing this and if you really love it enough to endure all of it, but time and patience and endurance really make people grow stronger, more resistant. it’s through hardships that knives become so sharp. the response to your work should give you pride and joy, but the whole ride can be hard and uncertain sometimes. it’s okay to question why you’re doing it if you’re not seeing results or feeling sure in your ability to do it. it takes perseverance: there’s no job in the world you’ll instantly be great at and that will feel like it was made for you without putting in the effort to learn the craft and the patience to stick at it. “i think his work.. the more you twist, the more you press, the harder it becomes and the stronger it becomes. if you’re ever comfortable with something there’s no need to progress. it’s a part of growing stronger and sturdier. i like that time, age, suffering create something beautiful and sturdy that can last years as knives.”
Thank you for making this video. I can’t believe watching a craftsman video can make me so emotional and it’s all kudos to your storytelling. He is such a sweet man, and I wish that through this video, his business will flourish even more!
Tbh this was spiritual . . made me cry and makes me want to work harder in life. Thank you for capturing his life and craftmanship and expressing the message here. Grateful to know someone like you in my life, even though ydk who I am. I don't usually comment on yt, but I do appreciate you :') Rooting for you as a fan ! 화이팅 !! ❤🔥
the end of the video made me cry. you see the extremely hard work behind this knife and then he gives you this as a gift... it was so cute, it melted my heart. I wish the man a healthy and beautiful life. thank you tina for the video🥰 love from germany!❤
Your storytelling got better doobs. Possibly because you have your mini team to help you up, but also just putting yourself out there to emphasize and empathize with your interviewees. Thank you! I enjoyed this one ❤
Wooww this was such an excellent video! the audio is so perfectly balanced, your production value and narrative is so good i feel like im watching something from the glory days of the travel channel, or the glory days of rebel VICE. Your videos entertain me on par with Anthony Bourdains Parts Unknown. Thank you for documenting this mans brilliance in his craft! my boyfriends nephew is only 15 and has forged some crazy things. My boyfriend bought him a small forge for christmas last year! i will show him this video and hopefully inspire him to continue learning.
Wow! I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! It has me feeling emotional for some reason. Love how you’ve taken time to highlight this amazing man and his craft. I can tell you both left with something special from that day ❤️ love you, keep killing it! 🥰🫶🏼
its beautiful, everything about this video is just so moving and enlightening. It really made me realize that the amount of effort that goes into a craft and made me regret how less i valued that. great job on the way the video was made, it doesn't feel like a static documentary but more like I'm sitting and listening to someone who has given his life into the perfection of a craft. and it motivated me not to shy away from the sadness, hardwork and suffering that comes in the pursuit of a goal because they are the very things that forge a chunk of metal into a sharp blade. I'm really grateful
This is one your best interview and I’m glad she gave us more insight on what goes into making knives also this made me appreciate blacksmiths so much more thanks.
That was a great documentary! Bravo! I went through a lot of emotions during those 20 minutes... AND it was so interesting! That man is more than an artist, he is a great soul. An example of resilience... That is a quality I'm trying to acquire and definitely trying to teach to my daughters. You are great, please, find the time to explore that kind of vidéos. We can feel your passion .
omg I'm crying all my tears right now!! This was so interesting and fascinating to watch WOW! Loved every second of it and the end was so sweeeeett!! Wow I would love to own an object like that too, with such a story and work behind it to be created. Mr. Master Kim was so cool and I hope to meet him one day too. Much love to everyone from Italy!
as someone who's from Damascus and has been watching you for quite some time it really made me happy to see a bit of its history being talked about... keep up the great work!
That's what I call perfection! Just an idea! Why don't you sell his knives in your restaurant, online, or help him open an online shop to support his income :D I would love to know how much his knives cost and maybe buy one. He's a great guy, he deserves to be supported!!! This episode is really emotional and you are the perfect ambassador for Korean products. I hope we will see more episodes like this in the future!!! 💪👍
These artisans are so uniquely special and vital to the arts. Thank you for showcasing his work and preserving his legacy in this gem of a time capsule 💛
This is so beautiful to witness, there's a world in cooking, but there are so many more worlds with the equipment that supports cooking. I'm happy I got to watch this. We can only hope art forms like this never die. I hope to own a knife like that someday.
This was absolutely amazing and beautiful. I wish I could take one back to the States with me. The value is showcasing how much effort goes into this craft is wonderful. As someone who loves to cook as well, this hit an emotional chord with me. Such a beautiful story and process. Thank you for sharing! Hope to visit your restaurant while we're here in Korea!
"... even if it meant that I could only barely feed myself, I wanted to come back to doing what made me happy." It takes a profound understanding of life and the world to come to this realization and find happiness without having so much of what many other people desire and tire themselves out for. He's as sharp as the knives he makes. I hope everyone gets to find their own true happiness ❤
Great job! More of these documentary-style videos. You’re a very good interviewer, who is charming and has a way of bringing out the best from the subject/interviewee.
Not me crying while watching a man make a knife... Thank you dooby for sharing this story and highlighting this master's craft. It was very moving and inspiring, and a metaphor for life!
LMFAO ME
I thought I was the only one crying lol
me too :')
Tell me about it 🥹
The tears are realllllll
When cooking channel is not just about food and the ingredients but also, it's about the utensils and the story behind it.
This is why I love your content. You show to us something different that we thought we don't want to know but turns out, we actually DO want to know.
Don't stop showing to us this kind of content Tina!
the appreciation and respect she has for artisans is something society needs to adopt
Why? I think all of us have a deep appreciation for artisans.
@@swisstrader not really I think some people take these things for granted and don’t acknowledge the work that’s put in to make these things the best quality available
@@swisstrader when was the last time you saw someone (especially a big name TH-camr) who put this much effort into a video dedicated solely to a craftsman that isn't part of a worldwide brand corp? i know i haven't.
@@rosayads uhm. Just about 1000 YT vids a day. Vids on blacksmiths, bread makers, sushi masters, and on and on. Nothing new or shocking
@@rosayads not arguing that there could be more but let’s not make out like she’s the only TH-camr that features artisans!
Mr Kim definitely should be one of your first customers once the resturant is open.
Thank you for sharing this lovely heartwarming story with us all.
omg!! that was my thought as well
Yessss
I thought of this as well. I hope so. He's a wonderful mand
Creating videos that tug on our heartstrings is one of her defining qualities. ❤😢
Yessss!!
Wow, this episode is what's up. Love that Dooby wants to show us the craft, the details, and the soul behind the food and cooking we often go crazy about on this channel. She appreciates all the aspects, and it's inspiring!
You just took my words... i agree. The editing... chef's kiss
@@arin20 yes - editing is very on point!
Wow that ending got me tearing up. This was such a beautiful video Tina, thank you for bringing us along for the ride. A hundred blessings to the bladesmith and his shop.
There's something so soothing about watching a master doing their craft. Wether i'd be a bladesmith or a highly skilled chef, it's always amazing to see someone make their form of art.
I don't know how many times i've said this, but you are such an awesome storyteller! I'm proud to be a subscriber! This episode right here is one for the books! Thanks for bringing this story to us!
멋진 영상 감사합니다.
Has anyone else noticed that South-Korean hosted interviews always seem to be fantastic? I noticed this in other tv shows / youtube too - I feel like they take great pride in the role of the host - the questions and respect are always high quality.
This made me tear up 🥲 it’s beautiful watching passionate people do their craft. Thanks for sharing Master Kim’s story!
the bit in which he spoke about him trying to make the ends meet and coming across even harder situations made me tear up. life is a lot but seeing people pursue things they love is inspiring.
I cried when he gifted you the knife. I started my day with this video and didn’t expect for it to have such an impact on me. Thank you for sharing such wonderful stories, Tina 🥹♥️
probably one of my favourite videos of 2023 so far. its really just incredible how much time, effort and love he spends on his work. its truly an inspiration. thank you for that lovely experience dooby
Agreed! It was so good!
I was not expecting to cry watching this 😭 The level of respect shown for the craft, people, life and just everything by Dooby and the craftsman is so pure ♥️
My heart feels full
My goodness! I cried, what a noble man which did not give up on tradition no matter the cost. Truly, I thank you for sharing this documentary with us. ❤ How can I acquire a knife from the Master?
I know I'm teary as well.. he's very inspiring!!
I hope your video inspires more craftspeople into being. Bladesmithing is a personal favorite, very impressive to see third generation skills in action. The end brought me to tears💖
Such a cool video, being able to see the time and effort put into handmade knives and hilighting the skill required for the process. Love this type of video dooby 💕
Holy hell, Dooby is now doing CNN quality documentary style episodes, let’s freaking go!
This is a very good episode. Is there a way we can order knives from them? And ship it overseas (europe)?
I'd love to know too if possible
Me too
Yes, there should be information about that!!
Can I purchase and have shipped to Australia
What a beautiful tribute to Master Kim. One of your best videos. Thank you for this one.
Man, this was so so good. I got hella emotional at the end! Thank you for sharing his craft, and the love he has for it. I want one of his knives now!
I can't tell you how timely this episode is. My heart hurts, yet I feel comforted. I'm glad you have a permanent work of this craftsman. I will be searching to get one of his knives or will get one when I visit next year. Thank you so much.
별생각없이 새로운 에피소드 구나 하면서 봤는데 너무 감동적이어서 눈물이 났습니다! 장인분의 열정과 티나님이 가지는 요리에 대한 열정도 너무 멋지십니다❤❤❤😊😊
오오 감사합니다! 이렇게 보내는게 맞나여?!ㅠㅠ thanks for choosing me:) havent done this before so is it correct sending mssg like this ?
This is storytelling at its peak ❤ I have goosebumps...so happy to see your videos evolve and your skills blossom, can't wait to see what's next.
Your videos are like a beautifully written essay, there are so many details, videography, editing, and obviously, knife working that goes into this.
I always love how you incorporate beautiful narratives in every of your vlog. As a literature student myself, I know it's sometimes hard to make such beautiful narratives without being condescending. So kudos Tina!!
This is how you tell a story!!
Ive seen at least a dozen videos on youtube from chefs talking about their knives or even buying one. This is easy the best one.
I love this kind of content!
I love this format so much! I admire you Dooby, thank you
This is art.. truly... I'm sooooo glad that i got to see this and I'm so thankful to dooby for bringing this into light. Thank you soooo much for showing us the art of knives. We wish you all the very best for the opening of your restaurant. I will make sure to visit the restaurant when i come to korea. Good luck to you , to both Kevin and Yejin. And thank you for blademaster kim.
What a beautiful story. The tears wont stop. Tina is so good at sharing stories and journeys. I wish that respective Blade Smith a wonderful blissful life.
This content speaks to me! I watch all your videos but I love that you’ve branched out into something like this
I LOVE this, Tina. I have so much respect and admiration for you and the way you respect artisans. Please keep up the good work, and I can't wait for more!
This had me in tears. What a beautiful way to honor his legacy, work and determination. This was such a wonderful series, I love how you've also mastered to overcome obstacles that come your way and you're receptiveness to learning more from everyone you meet. ❤
One can only experience a deep sense of respect and admiration while watching this artisan exercise his craft. We, as a society, have been so fast to embrace cheaply mass produced products to enhance our leisure while forfeiting the enduring quality that true artistic craftsmanship can afford. Every time Tina’s hand grasps the gifted knife to yield in her vocation, the feeling of priceless gratitude will overwhelm her. An incredible present, the fruit of his labour. What a wonderful narration Tina has provided in documenting this individual’s creative abilities, priceless content! 🥹
Mass produced products are the backbone of laissez- faire capitalism on which the money markets function for continued growth. Products such as this artisan’s knife are a specialty item which would draw an elevated price which only a certain affluent client could afford. It represents a relatively limited market. Wouldn’t you agree? 😂👻
Interesting, no response. Then maybe I should elaborate further. Money markets include markets for such instruments as bank accounts, including term certificates of deposit; interbank loans (loans between banks); money market mutual funds; commercial paper; Treasury bills; and securities lending and repurchase agreements. By Goods Market, we mean all the buying and selling of goods and services. By Money Market, we mean the interaction between demand for money and the supply of money (the size of the money stock) as set by the Federal Reserve working through the banking system. The money market determines the interest rate. The demand for money in the money market is affected by income (which is determined in the goods market).
The goods market determines income, which depends on planned investment. Planned investment in turn depends on the interest rate (which is determined in the money market). Now that I have aroused your interest, any questions? 👻
@@MichelleMuck555
My focus was on the creative genius of the artist as reflected in their custom handiwork. You got lost in the marketability of merchandise, essentially illustrating my point. Perusing your dissertation, you are so deserving of Goethe’s remark, “No one should be rich except those who understand it”.
@@DaestrumManitz His passion for making such high quality knives is so inspiring. Finding such fulfillment in one’s vocation is a rarity. 🥰
@@MichelleMuck555
Sometimes, thinking with our heart is the only way to fully understand. ❤️
What an incredible video… thank you so much for making this and highlighting an insanely underrated master of knives
Truly, it's one of the best videos you have posted. This is true love for what he does for a living and true craftsmanship. I hope this inspires everyone who watches this video.
This was so beautifully made, Tina. My favorite video out of all the wonderful videos you've made. I love the way that you're telling people's stories through your medium and can't wait to see all the amazing work you'll continue to do!
This is one of the best so far, Tina. It really shows your gratitude to the master and its ouvre d'art.
If you ever read this, please share some tips on how to enjoy Seoul as a local (I have the how to eat like one on my list, of course), I'm coming to Seoul this summer!!!!!
Much love,
Isaac
I got to say, the way you guys tell a story is amazing! You guys put in so much work that goes behind these videos. It is an art form on its own. Thank you for the great content and the creativity!
In love with this series already! I'm always here for the stories of the people who create such beautiful craft. They always put so much effort and burning with passion. Thank you Tina for being a medium of telling their story to the world. The cinematography is everything too!!! Can't wait to see more of the masters series!!
I really enjoyed this episode. Something about this episode made me feel all sorts of emotions and think about a lot including what our parents, grandparents, and ancestors went through to provide for our families. I have tremendous respect for those that stick with one craft and master it. The things they’ve experienced and learned throughout the years is unique to their own experiences. Thank you for this! ❤
Dear Tina, I enjoyed this video so much and it was also very interesting! Ngl, I teared up a bit at the end 🥲 I wish you and Kevin all the best for your restaurant ❤
I teared up 🥺🥺.. There is so much love and authenticity in this. Thank you for always putting up such beautiful videos.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us. So much to learn from this beautiful craftsmanship, a true form of art and a tradition that’s still thriving. One of my favorite vlogs from you.
bruh the editing here is so good!! it felt like a documentary!!!
wow, that was incredible! So different from your other vids, which I also love, but sometimes I forget you are also an incredible filmmaker!
Great storytelling - my favourite video on this channel by far. More of this type of content please!
I can see why you're so proud of this video, it's absolutely gorgeous!! Such an interesting process, I can't believe there are so many layers of metal in that knife... and the patterns that come from those layers being twisted, soooooo interesting!! I really do hope more of these "dying arts" gain some steam again. Hard to say if they would due to how fast the world moves now, how we continue wanting our society to move faster and faster, but I do hope craftsmanship does catch on again. And it was so sweet of him to gift you that knife!!
this might get less views, but, imo, this is one of best episodes you have put her.
What a great episode, I did work in a restaurant while in college, at one point I did a lot of prep work, slicing onions, tomatoes, lettuce etc, I did learn the value of a good knife that holds its blade. It was nice to see a craftsman work on his trade and the human effort/pride that goes into making a great knife.
I watched another video about Mr Kim and his craftsmanship just yesterday, so I was amazed to see this video from Tina pop up! This was a beautifully made video, and I felt so touched by the end. Well done!
Just right when my head and emotions are unstable because everything's now overwhelming... i came across this video. Thank you, Tina! Not just for the lessons from this video but also showcasing more of what's nearly forgotten. :)
Such a great episode, so sentimental and moving. The new knife isn't as shiny and bright as your old Japanese knife, but I think that being there for its creation and the back story behind it adds greater meaning and value to the new knife. So great that you'll be able to hand that down through the future generations.
literally crying.....
love you for bringing this content !!!!
Always loved the stories handmade damascus knives tell. That's one of the sole reasons why I only use handcrafted Japanese knives because of my appreciation for the craftsmanship and pure artisinal finishes these knives are able to showcase. Knives tells stories and a chef's story is the plate he/she puts out everyday for his/her diners, love how those journeys always collide together to form a true bond. Also handmade knives are just superior, in quality, sharpness, blade retention, and so many other things. Love how Tina captures all of this in the video, masterpiece 🙌🙌
Why am I crying??? There was so much warmth in this video!! Beautiful💛
This was my favorite video of yours! Like the rest of the comments also say, your conversations and Master Kim's directions regarding his craftsmanship were so emotionally motivating that even though I am just a viewer, I have taken away a similar message from his wisdom that you have. Also!! The cinematography and portrayal of his story here was done so well Dooby!!! I hope to see more educational videos like this!!! :)
Wasn’t expecting to cry watching Doob’s video. I love your excitement to tell these amazing stories!
This was one of the coolest most beautiful video I've watched this year. Thank you so much for sharing!
The ending was so emotional 😭😭. Thank you for an amazing video
I know I was tearing up loll
Dooby video... Its definitely going to be a good day ❤
perfectly wholesome video of a man becoming wise after years of experience 17:30
The way this was all demonstrated and convey in such detail was purely amazing. The voice , The naration and cimatography having all 5 Camera angles, Continuity, Cutting, Close-ups, and Composition was done perfectly and with a touch of modern music
i cried watching this. thank you so much dooby for letting showing us these people and their importance.
This is one of the best knife making videos I’ve watched , the way you describe , the flow the music,the story about him ,was excellent , there was also a feeling of a father and daughter , and when he gifted you the knife , I found it very touching… keep it up …😊
Amazing video. Thank you for that. I loved the storytelling and even shed a tear at the end. Could not have been a better video honoring the craftsmanship
Thank you for showing Mr Kim's stories and his craftsmanship ! Love this beautiful video, very inspiring and touching !
I cry. This was beautiful and inspirational. Thank you for sharing his story and being a wonderful human being. Inside and out.
this came at a time in my life of great uncertainty about my future, and i really spoke to me about what it means to endure difficulties.
the work is hard, like every work has its difficulties, and it can’t be all good. it’s hard and it takes years to be good at this job. sometimes it won’t pay and you’ll be tempted to go do other jobs, but they won’t be as right for you. there’s a sense of home when you do what you feel is right for you. there’s also something to be said about not giving up and sticking to something you’ve already put a lot of time and money and patience into learning. “it’s what i learned since i was young” is not a wrong perspective when you feel like you’d like to feel some sense of belonging to your craft: you have been learning it and sometimes you need to trust yourself in that first choice to start learning it. sometimes your doubts and the hardships will make you question why you’re doing this and if you really love it enough to endure all of it, but time and patience and endurance really make people grow stronger, more resistant. it’s through hardships that knives become so sharp. the response to your work should give you pride and joy, but the whole ride can be hard and uncertain sometimes. it’s okay to question why you’re doing it if you’re not seeing results or feeling sure in your ability to do it. it takes perseverance: there’s no job in the world you’ll instantly be great at and that will feel like it was made for you without putting in the effort to learn the craft and the patience to stick at it. “i think his work.. the more you twist, the more you press, the harder it becomes and the stronger it becomes. if you’re ever comfortable with something there’s no need to progress. it’s a part of growing stronger and sturdier. i like that time, age, suffering create something beautiful and sturdy that can last years as knives.”
Dooby this absolutely beautiful! such high quality and amazing story telling. Couldn’t help but cry. Thank you for sharing this story with us. ❤
Thank you for making this video. I can’t believe watching a craftsman video can make me so emotional and it’s all kudos to your storytelling. He is such a sweet man, and I wish that through this video, his business will flourish even more!
What a beautiful video! Heartwarming. And it's wonderful to see a young person appreciating the master and his craft. Thank you! ❤
you made me cryyy Tinaaaa
this video is so beautiful, he reminds me of my grandpa
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I just BALLED my eyes out. You are so sweet. Good luck with the opening! I am so excited to see your progression 💖
Tbh this was spiritual . . made me cry and makes me want to work harder in life.
Thank you for capturing his life and craftmanship and expressing the message here.
Grateful to know someone like you in my life, even though ydk who I am.
I don't usually comment on yt, but I do appreciate you :')
Rooting for you as a fan ! 화이팅 !! ❤🔥
the end of the video made me cry. you see the extremely hard work behind this knife and then he gives you this as a gift... it was so cute, it melted my heart.
I wish the man a healthy and beautiful life.
thank you tina for the video🥰
love from germany!❤
Your storytelling got better doobs. Possibly because you have your mini team to help you up, but also just putting yourself out there to emphasize and empathize with your interviewees. Thank you! I enjoyed this one ❤
Wooww this was such an excellent video! the audio is so perfectly balanced, your production value and narrative is so good i feel like im watching something from the glory days of the travel channel, or the glory days of rebel VICE. Your videos entertain me on par with Anthony Bourdains Parts Unknown.
Thank you for documenting this mans brilliance in his craft! my boyfriends nephew is only 15 and has forged some crazy things. My boyfriend bought him a small forge for christmas last year! i will show him this video and hopefully inspire him to continue learning.
That’s some quality content. Hats off to all the craftsmen like Mr. Kim.
Wow! I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! It has me feeling emotional for some reason. Love how you’ve taken time to highlight this amazing man and his craft. I can tell you both left with something special from that day ❤️ love you, keep killing it! 🥰🫶🏼
its beautiful, everything about this video is just so moving and enlightening. It really made me realize that the amount of effort that goes into a craft and made me regret how less i valued that.
great job on the way the video was made, it doesn't feel like a static documentary but more like I'm sitting and listening to someone who has given his life into the perfection of a craft. and it motivated me not to shy away from the sadness, hardwork and suffering that comes in the pursuit of a goal because they are the very things that forge a chunk of metal into a sharp blade.
I'm really grateful
This is one your best interview and I’m glad she gave us more insight on what goes into making knives also this made me appreciate blacksmiths so much more thanks.
한국어 자막 넘모 좋아😊😊
한국어 자막 달아 주셔서 감사합니다!
Why am I crying after watching this?! This was such a powerful video!
Not you always providing us with the most heartfelt videos of the truest gems! Thank you, always for sharing!
That was a great documentary! Bravo! I went through a lot of emotions during those 20 minutes... AND it was so interesting! That man is more than an artist, he is a great soul. An example of resilience... That is a quality I'm trying to acquire and definitely trying to teach to my daughters. You are great, please, find the time to explore that kind of vidéos. We can feel your passion .
omg I'm crying all my tears right now!! This was so interesting and fascinating to watch WOW! Loved every second of it and the end was so sweeeeett!! Wow I would love to own an object like that too, with such a story and work behind it to be created. Mr. Master Kim was so cool and I hope to meet him one day too.
Much love to everyone from Italy!
cant wait to watch more videos from this series Tina! thank you for capturing this and sharing with us :)
as someone who's from Damascus and has been watching you for quite some time it really made me happy to see a bit of its history being talked about... keep up the great work!
That's what I call perfection! Just an idea! Why don't you sell his knives in your restaurant, online, or help him open an online shop to support his income :D I would love to know how much his knives cost and maybe buy one. He's a great guy, he deserves to be supported!!! This episode is really emotional and you are the perfect ambassador for Korean products. I hope we will see more episodes like this in the future!!! 💪👍
These artisans are so uniquely special and vital to the arts. Thank you for showcasing his work and preserving his legacy in this gem of a time capsule 💛
Just finished watching. What a beautiful partnership. Please invite him to your grand opening 😭
This is so beautiful to witness, there's a world in cooking, but there are so many more worlds with the equipment that supports cooking. I'm happy I got to watch this. We can only hope art forms like this never die. I hope to own a knife like that someday.
This is your best video tina,It's so heartwarming and absolutely well made 💜
What a wonderful and touching episode. I even cried at the end. Thank you!
This was absolutely amazing and beautiful. I wish I could take one back to the States with me. The value is showcasing how much effort goes into this craft is wonderful. As someone who loves to cook as well, this hit an emotional chord with me. Such a beautiful story and process.
Thank you for sharing! Hope to visit your restaurant while we're here in Korea!
"... even if it meant that I could only barely feed myself, I wanted to come back to doing what made me happy."
It takes a profound understanding of life and the world to come to this realization and find happiness without having so much of what many other people desire and tire themselves out for. He's as sharp as the knives he makes. I hope everyone gets to find their own true happiness ❤
Well said! 👍👍
Beautiful and compelling story telling. Deep bows to this great master. May he be healthy and well.
make me cry at the end. thank u for giving this documentary. makes my heart warm as a bladesmith as well
Great job! More of these documentary-style videos. You’re a very good interviewer, who is charming and has a way of bringing out the best from the subject/interviewee.
This video is so well done! Thank you so much for sharing Mr. Kim's story; it really brought tears to my eyes.