I Spent 24 Hours in Korea with No Money
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In this week’s video, Thomas decides to see if it would be possible to survive on the streets of Seoul, South Korea with no money for 24 hours.
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fly that guy to the US, he deserves a reward for being such a lovely dude.
ALVO UwU yes!!!
Oh yeah
facts!
absolutely fly him to the US
Agreed
Not only did Honjun take him in for the night, he bough him dinner, took him out for some fun dance time and apoligized for being late! He was so kind and respectful and so sweet! He didnt have to do all of that but he did!
Honestly, some people are just amazing.
some people who know what is struggle to eat one square meal...big up honjun!
He actually has a TH-cam channel, if you were interested.
th-cam.com/channels/DUvQKSE2nWgxmJnEbFu0Eg.html
And bought him a bus
Honjun is the real MVP
This dude not only gave you a place, but took you out for the night after working. Legends only! Mad respect for this guy and for you for having the courage to even approach him
It´s an act
I just felt a little bit of physical attraction there on the Korean guy's side lol
Korean people are like that
@@nilusuleyman475 We used to be like that but since there are tons of people called beg packer increased, We are just sick of those who seem to abuse our help and kindness. People like this kinda youtuber make Korean change in this way. Shame on you guys.
@@wjdwngml0712 I know about the beg packer situation, I was in korea this year and I felt ashamed as a foringer for them, but this video is not about that.
They do this kind of video in different places its a challenge (like a game??), even in america too.
This guys give back to people in their videos a thousand times (if not more) than what they ask for in this challenges. They are really heartwarming people, you should watch some of their other videos to understand it.
Here is my challenge, pick a list of people that helps Yes Theory especially like the guy in this clip, and bring them to the places they want to visit or something like that. I am sure that it is not hard to do this kind of content. Do you think guys its a good idea?
Absolutely a great idea
I’m sure they were compensated. But i do like the idea of bringing everyone that has helped together.
Sounds awesome!
yesss, and truly some very interesting people, all of them
I LOVE THIS IDEA!!
I think you could say Hojun is your... Seoulmate
😂😂😂
Woahw😂😂😂👏👏👏
Noice
i salute u
This was just Nasty XD
Dude, that Korean guy was lowkey an angel
Daniel Lye I low key cant tell if the Korean guy was gay or not
The majority of the males i this video are (likely) Korean
@@taliaowens5578 samedt
@@taliaowens5578 does it matter? he just want to help
@Ngoc Anh Pham ikr. I have lots of Korean friends. They're like that😂
Can the Canadian Guy and other Korean guy who helped Thomas get some appreciation too?
Yes! Every culture has its great side!
They were both great, but Ho-Jun took a risk in trusting that this random stranger wouldn't do something crazy while in his home.
Good ol' Canadian and South Korean hospitality.
Challenging Vibes the Canadian guy is from Linus tech tips channel I think xD I was like he is familiar to him and hen he said he Canadian
no
Thomas: “Do you speak English”
Korean Guy: “ Alittle “
Thomas : “Can I CRASH”
Korean Guy: “CRASH?!?” 🤔😨
🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg
💀💀💀😭
I just know another meaning of crash from Cambrige dictionary 😀😀😀
@@QShousevn 😂😂😂
Just crash the 1k like 👍
MAN THAT GUY WHO LET YOU STAY
I LOVE AND RESPECT HIM SOOOO MUCH ITS INCREDIBLE
Show your support on that kindest man from South Korea.
Hojun's insta name: jeonhojunkr
Sameeee
My man just dipped! -what?!?! I would give him so much back
Thomas: “I’m staying here for 24 hours without any money”
Hojun: “how can I help you?”
What a man! I hope we can all learn from this
agree!!!!! that was amazing reaction 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
timestamp???
5:58
best question ever!
Super agree! 🙌
"I don't know why but I just want to help you" 😍
they had sex for sure
XD
SEAN LIGHTZ lmao 😂🤦♀️
@@SEANLIGHTZTV the fuck? Hahahahha😂
bruhits brady15 lol
Golden rule in Asia: "a little" can mean literally "a little" to "I am fluent".
Very true 😂😂
i'm korean
i can understand english almost but i can't speak engilsh... can speak "a little" exactly.
because we learned english in the book for 6~12years but we never talk english.
english is just for S.A.T not for talk, speak, conversation in korea
Not just Asia but all around the world. It either means: " I had one language class back in 5th form" or "I have achieved a Shakespearean suffistication level of english but never had the chance to put it to use in public."
hojun was sooo nice, you have to invite him to LA!!!
Great video, as always!
Julian Schmeel yess
Definitely
agreed! invite him please !!
Julian Schmeel 1000000%
Yesss he needs to be invited to LA
Wait, so the girl who was in news for traveling all countries is Thomas girlfriend. Gosh
They are defintly ment for each other! Lol
Abdullah Ali where did she get the time to do all that traveling at such a young age?
@@arabianprinceflyeaglesfly1700 her family owns a travel company so she would already go travel/on vacation to a lot of countries. I believe at 18 years old she already had been to 72 countries. Like 3 years ago she realised she could beat the record and worked to travel
@@arabianprinceflyeaglesfly1700 she finished high school and did this. Didn't go college. It was there in news
damn i didn't know that
that's probably how she got all the money XD
"I don't know why but I just want to help you" so sweet!
Lmao he wanted to fk him can't you see?
@@shaiace woah why
Am I the only one who gets sad when they have to leave the person who helped them.
He got his number and the dude bought him dinner and went to a bar/clubbing with him as well as letting him sleep in his house... I'd like to think they might keep in touch for a bit after this was done
Lol no I was so sad, love the Korean guy I want him to stay friends with him and bring him to the states for a follow up video
Nope...this is natural
One time I cried
I'm the 690 like
Feel like hojun got emotional when the bus arrived! Such a humble and loving person!
Have Hojun be in the “what would you do if you had 24 hours left to live” series :))
Janah Zapanta DO THIS!
UP
Up
I hope they see this!
Janah Zapanta I was just going to same the same!!!!
That last guy was so chill! Korea would be a really hard place to do a challenge like this. East Asia is typically very reserved when it comes to strangers. It's not like the Middle East or Southeast Asia where any random person will invite you to their house for dinner.
not surprised that a canadian was kind enough to buy him food lmfao
how is saying canadians are kind individuals racist
@@zackg58 yeah its stereotypical not racist
@@jackryan1648 not even a bad stereotype at that
@Hidetaka Myazaki snowflake
i Will say not all canadians are that nice a lot more negativity and non helping canadians are around than the good people who care enough to help
Imagine if you had to do this everyday... This makes us appreciate the food and shelter we already have access to
Mutilator24 this is an underrated comment
I think it's more so about appreciating the fact that we have a job/work more so than it is about appreciating ACCESS to food and shelter...
just welled up thinking about that
But how dark is your ninja?
한국인은 영어 합니다
I feel you should payback the last guy if you haven’t already(Not necessarily money, maybe offer him accomodation if he ever comes to USA)
he did don't worry but the camera was off most of the night ;P
King Stylezz no worries .. the fam got his back .. we give him love on his insta
@@Island_Kermode lol
Offering places or whatever if he comes to U.S yes but giving back the money he spent for Thomas would "crash" the concept of the video. But no doubt they will help him if he ever comes to LA
yes theory follows him on social media so i’m sure they are still in touch :)
It’s amazing how that guys first reaction was “how can I help you”
Being able to trust someone you’ve met on the sidewalk for 3 minutes into your own home is something that would turn a stranger to family.
Dope
or, a murder
Or a home to a crime scene
“Do you speak English.”
Guy: no sorry dude I don’t.
They all learned it in school, but they are too nervous to speak it.
^^ㅣ발 영어못하는게 죄냐?
@@user-hi4cp6ug4v 영어 못한다면서 기본적인 영어로 잘 대답하는게 웃기잖아 ㅋㅋㅋ
Scout Dawson - Travel Vlogger Weird, I’ve never had that problem in Bulgaria. The only people who can’t speak it, in my experience, are 50+ people.
@@user-hi4cp6ug4v 우리로 치면 그런거임
한국사람:저기 한국어 하실수 있나요?
외국인:(한국어로)아니요 저는 한국어를 못합니다.
이런거임ㅋㅋ
that guy was one of the nicest people I've ever seen
you should've flown him to the US
Why would he want to go the US?
@@user-hv6dw1ux9o Experience time with thomas and his friends and take him to their fav restaurant and see the beach they live near by and perhaps helicopter experience of the beuutiful view
It's not that easy to fly into the States, ya know?
Yah ! True, the nicest person ❤️❤️
@@user-hv6dw1ux9o Why wouldn't he want to go to the US? As you can see from the Yes Theory videos there are some awesome people & places in the US.
Dude I just appreciate people like the actor! He was just so positive and so willing to share. I hope that he gets everything he ever wants out of life because that dude was solid! He thought about how he’d be hungry after walking around all day with no money and took you out to see Korean night life, what an absolute legend
You NEED to keep that connection with Hojun.. what an absolutely amazing guy. Holy cow...
EDIT: His instagram is linked in the replies of this comment.. please go show him some love
instagram.com/jeonhojunkr/
show him some love
How did you even find him
@@souvikghosh5197 nife
Seriously!! I wouldn’t be surprised if he pops up again in a future video.
legit, im hoping he shows up in a major Yes Theory event
I think you should host those people who help you for another video. That would be awesome.
I love this idea!
This would be amazing. All these kind people are what give this world hope.
That would be such an amazing idea I hope they do this one day!
@@isabellatronolone2332 이 아이디어가 좋다고 ? 그럼 우리도 니네나라가서 공짜로 구걸하며 한국어만 쓰면서 못쓰면 하 ... 거리며 여행다닐께 땡큐 ㅋ
I got a challenge for you's:
Invite that gentleman to spend 24 hours with yes theory and shout him back !
Love the vids aswell !!
Yes do this! That guy was such a gentleman
Yeees!!
YE
YES
yessss omggg
Yes Theory should sponsor and give Hojun a tour of the US
XproXx why does everyone think people in other countries want to visit the us so bad
Noah Rios I don’t think that was his intention. He’s saying that since Hojun helped him out in Korea (his home), it’d be nice if he gave back by letting Hojun get a tour of their home (USA)
Paul Nguyen ah i see
@@rageXnation32 Because people want to see new things and visit new places
do this yes theory pls
South Korea is a very conservative country. It’s not common to speak to strangers, let alone he’s asking them to buy him some food and give him a place to stay for the night, it’s very surprising to Koreans. So I’m very proud of him, and thankful to the people who helped.
I'm pretty sure that u can find many people like him in Indonesia..
yeah i was shocked by how many people couldn't help...like 1 or 2 dollars is nothing...
@@rayan4283 to u
no! no wai.
@@rayan4283 I don't think it's easy to find food that cost 1 or 2 in south Korea anyway some good fellow is helping him out
The Korean stage actor is so cute
He sucks
@@barloboya what
That’s kinda racist
@@barloboya who is he?
I know right! does anyone have his insta id?!
That man was so wholesome, generous, and kind.. it slightly restores more faith in humanity.
Never clicked on a video faster. ❤️
Also, a new vid idea: Each learn an instrument of your choice in 3 weeks and then throw a concert. 🙂
Edit: Happy Fathers Day!
Omg yessssss
it took you two minutes to press
I did the same too lol. I discovered this channel recently and became my favorite youtube channel quickly.
i love that idea
Yesss
Omg! He was such a kind person. He is a miracle to this Earth and a total vibe.
That dude deserves the world, imagining meeting someone that nice.
Yeah
Yea
'I don't know why, but I want to help you' - Hojun
I love it, what a beast.
I think he at 5:10 misunderstood it A LITTLE BIT! 😂
"Crash?" "Me?" "Sorreyyyy" 😂
i know ! crash might've been the wrong word to go with 😂
Yea he shouldn’t have used slang
Hahahahaehahahaa😂😂😂😂
Lmfaooo yeahhh he looked threatened
No homo
That’s actually CRAZY that anyone would let a stranger who doesn’t even speak the same language as them SLEEP in their OWN HOUSE.
I love Seoul.
Idk if the city is responsible for how nice that guy was
@@koraegiespecially him being the only guy who helped with a place
@@bbanglix No one owes Thomas a place in their home. They don't know him or what he does.
@@mindlessxav i never said anyone OWES him? just agreed it was nice of the guy who DID help calm down. ofc no one owes him the help with a place to stay
You guys should invite all the people who took you in from the 24 hour challenges and take them all out for a day in the States!
They need a visa
And at first they need to fiend them.... Which is more challenging than just spend 24h in country
Visas are so expensive aswell unfortunately
Good idea. Hope sponsors step up
South Koreanqq citizens don't need visas for USA
Wow that guy was legendary he kept saying "my pleasure" awesome dude.
Chick Fil A shout out
Meeting Canadian is like cheating, they are waytoo generous.
LOOL so true
This guy was so friendly and awesome. Honestly we need more people like him in this world 🥺
Next time: "24 HOURS IN KOREA WITH $0 and without Hojun" because he was a real sponsor haha !
REVO_MOVO haha 🤣🤣
Lmfao without hojun
Hojun needs to be in a future video, like if u agree 😊
Hojun and the Indian guys who were with him in the last video. Would love to see a video of them being helped someway haha
they should have a video where they take the strangers they met from all over the world and just bring them together and do something cool
Rd@
지금 한국에 여행공짜로 다니려고 거지외국인들 많은데 민감한 주제입니다.
su jaebi 이 사람은 돈은 구걸하지 않았으니 그닥 문제는 안되겠지만 구걸하는 놈들 보이면 바로 경찰에 신고해야 됨 th-cam.com/video/jXGrifGraoc/w-d-xo.html
Begpackers are NOT welcomed
저기 나오는 한국인은 지가 친절하고 영어권 사람들이랑 잘 어울린다고 혼자 착각하겠지만.. 현실은 그냥 호구..
@@user-uf2ep3ho7c 걍 쑥스럽고 외국인이니까 별 생각없이 사준거아님?...
@@user-tx8oj4pd6j 그 마인드가 호구마인드
한귝인이었으면 사줬을까 싶은겁니다 .. 😥
I used to live in Korea back in high-school. Loved watching this. This is such a great representation of how welcoming some of the younger generation of Korea are.
*Show your support on that kindest man from South Korea.*
*Hojun's insta name: jeonhojunkr*
That’s awesome how’d you find it
I wondered too
Amazibg
Just search up hojun Seoul actir
I'm wondering how you know his insta
When English isn't someone's first language you need to speak SLOWLY AND CLEARLY.
I think English is Thomas’ third language
Anticlimactic Stegosaurus yeah but he’s been speaking it for a long time now. Talking to people when they say they know a little bit you shouldn’t go fast and specially shouldn’t use big words
@@helena6822 And definitely don't use slang words like the one he used "crash"
he was probably really nervous about the whole situation so he didn’t think it through (?)
@@AurizeYT and it's very obvious that english is not Korea's first language.
I've lived in Korea for 13 years.
Two things:
When a Korean says they only speak "a little" English, it's usually way more than you'd expect, sometimes to the point of being fluent.
And secondly, as far as hospitality goes, HoJun is not the exception but actually quite common in Korea. The people here are some of the most kind, generous and hospitable I've met in 25 years of traveling the world.
진짜 13년 살았어요?
Thanks a million guy. ;)
Thanks bro
한국말 해봐 인싸 아싸가 뭐야
Second that. I lived in Korea for 2 years (one in Seoul), and am not surprised at all by the kindness shown to this guy. However, I agree with many of the Koreans who've commented on here saying it was wrong to take advantage of their generosity. I also think it's absurd to go to any non-English-speaking country & not learn at least some very basic words & phrases in their language.
Wherever Honjoon is right now, I hope he's doing fine and thriving. It's quite rare of sight to see people helping out strangers.
How about instead of asking for just pure kindness from strangers, ask for an opportunity to exchange some value (labor, material, etc) for money and then using the money to find housing/food? I think it'll be coool
I actualy have seen this concept while I was traveling in Austria Europe.
The people who do this are carpenters, electric technicians/engineers or just craftsy individuals.
They get around by hitchhiking and then asking strangers or small business owners (mostly hostels) if there is anything they can repair in exchange of a place to spend the night and/or food.
I have met one guy who did this, he even got as far as Thailand. He was from Germany so quite a long way.
They spend as much time as they'd like in the certain region (if possible) and are completely free.
Btw yeah they have tools on them when they are traveling and wear traditional carpenters costume when looking for the next ride.
Yeah I love these guys but always think it's a tad on the crazy side to just ask strangers to let you stay with them right off the bat. We don't do it for our own homeless so why would we do it for you lol Idk just a personal opinion. This guy was an angel tho.
I hate watching these videos when they don't offer something in exchange
우와
True but that would take up most of the 24hrs
Hojun made a youtube channel. It is called ”the hojun”
ya i subscribed to help him
Ohh your right
Also subscribed! What a legend!
that's hella cool!!!
They should give him a shout-out
*Idea:* Living without money yourself is cool, but you should keep a bunch of money to reward the good folks who help you and just for emergency
I love this series though, I've watched every one
I think in some countries people find that rude, Korea being one of them. I could be wrong tho
I do think he has money lol.. It's just 24 hours without spending any of it. Otherwise where would they leave their wallet and bank cards?? They keep them they just dont use them.
Also Hojun has got a better reward then what it wouldve cost. Not only does it seem like he enjoyed it and took pleasure in helping... but he is an actor who has now gained a ton of followers and popularity. Worth more than a few hundred won.
@David Shaw they go to a whole different continent.
Lmfao, what a cheap video!
@@priceless1995 ik but they're just begging for handouts. It seems weird for rich ppl to be doing, you know?
Seoul is such a beautiful city. I went for a month and absolutely loved it! The people are all really nice and the dumplings are the bomb!!!
Thomas approaching strangers is always going to be hilarious! 😄❤️
Is that Conor I see?
Morten Johannsen yeah I’ve thought about it! Seems like a great challenge! 😃
Dom eyyy it’s Dom! 😉
Bro love ur vids so creative and amazing keep up the good work my man :-)
RNG Chiron thanks so much man! Really appreciate that! 😃🙏
"we're not allowed to film in here bye guys"
*Films in here*
You can film with phone but not professional gear
@@marianna3253he still got 350+ likes :/
with a little bit of alcohol, every no will most probably change to a yes
You film with a high quality camera while you record with a phone. Idk just my thought.
"Do you speak English?"
"No"
"Sick"
lmao
Haaaha idk why but I had a huge laugh haha
Sick brother
Do you speak English? No? Okay fuck you byeeeee 😆
The Stage actor dude needs to be rewarded for being so kind and generous!!
"Do you speak english"
"A little"
"Ah ok, nevermind" lol
Lol
Lol
Happens to me every time I'm in a foreign country, so yeah I understand how he feels, lol.
loool it like yeah I do no but you can tech me
@@Toast67 well that was mature
MY BOY FROM CANADA LIVING UP TO HIS HERRITIGE
(I’m from Canada and I get happy when ppl do nice things)
riiight???
saaame
It's nice to be nice to nice people
@@Pulpgimp I like that
cute
Invite The kind korean guy to The US and show him The best LA can give!
LA can only give shit,
@@dream_cricket_dhoni true
@the last daburai these democrats make Cali look like a shit show
@@dream_cricket_dhoni have you ever been? If you’re looking to party it’s one of the best places in the US.
@@sergicalcantara Korea is clearly better lol
I am Korean. Most Koreans don't like this challenge. Don't let others watch this video and challenge it.
It is rude to beg a stranger. I hope you understand the cultural differences.
Wow, that dude alone is keeping my faith in humanity alive. Amazing Man 👍
Koreans are the most respectful people you'll ever meet, I've been living here for 2 months now and I'm never moving back home to Sweden.
It's pretty easy language to learn aswell but quite confusing.
Casper Nilsson how can it be easy but confusing at the same time lol
@@a-kkaz9791 Reading it and just studying the language is the easy part, but when it comes to using the right tone and words to the right gender and age of the person you're talkin to it can be confusing and often make mistakes speaking informal/formal to the wrong person and can come off as very rude and disrespectful towards the other person.
@OnesieFan_YT I studied at LexisKorea language school, and they helped me get a fun job at a juicebar so now I live and work here fulltime.
zakk its complicated to spell and get everything right but the language speaking is easy
Exact opposite, to be honest.
Higher level generosity or kindness can be seen everywhere in the world.
I hope @yestheory keeps contact information from all these amazing people they run into.
It would be incredible to see a Yes Theory video where they incorporate all of these strangers together.
Possibly a video to thank all of them as a collective, or something along those lines.
Possibly fly some of them out to their home, and have all these strangers meet that have helped them along their journey. ❤
They do, if you have watched all their videos, you''d know. In some episodes they call and bring all the people/friends they made from previous episodes to do exciting stuff
Hojun is SO AWESOME!!! What an amazing person that is so nice and genuine!
WOAH WOAH WOAH can your girlfriend make a tips video on how to go to every country?! Life goal (and how to pay for it)
I think she is writing a book on her journey. And she did a ted talk yesterday. So check the ted talk, she might have information about financing travel
beeing rich really helps
@@MyMadspirit It does, but she earned money to travel herself😉
@@kristinsiil2857 earned herself by getting from her parents?
@@kristinsiil2857 she did 50 trips with her parents that are travel agents. Its ok to say she used that to achieve her goals....
I really hope she actually travelled all the countries and didn't just marked her passport and left.
You should record another video with him!! He was such an amazing guy!
I didn’t know people like him still exists
Such sweet souls he had for giving u food and letting you stay at his house.
U fucking cares
Suck This hah calm down
Not like they were frequent in past days.
Seouls*
Arnav Nagpal you tripping bro
These challenges make us understand how often we take our everyday comfort for granted. So thankful for this channel.
Man Canadians are the best! Thank you mr Canadian guy for keeping the Canadian stereotype true!!
Jesse Fremont he forgot to say sorry soooooo the stereotype isn’t true 😉😉
Vikesh Patel maybe but as a Canadian and being in Canada ALOT OF PEOPLE SAY EH!!! But sorry is said like anyone else in America! Like we say sorry normally but I say “eh bro wazzup” for example!!
Jesse Fremont oh dude, I’m just joking around, was just passing on a How I Met Your Mother gag...however, fair enough quite interesting
Vikesh Patel yep I know your joking 🙃 lol sorry :)
Jesse Fremont oh lol 😂😂😂
These videos always end up with them going to a party
I’d be way too awkward to do this... I’d end up starving and sleeping on the street lol.
I'd fall in love with Honjun with one second more of him on screen. Seriously! He's so sweet, so kind and so loving
and handsome lol
Joey is like the perfect example of a Canadian. He just bought the food for you without a single second of hesitation. I’m proud of him.
Totally!
This would be really easy in india..
When indians see foreigners , either they're extremely kind or scam them
Agreed
True lol
He will lose on kidney lol!!! 😂😂😂
Well you guys should watch the video where Thomas visited Mumbai. And how two strangers helped him. Just stop this judgement.
So true 😂
Yes Theory:
“24 hours and no money”
Random stranger in every video:
“I’ll take you in, buy your dinner, take you out to a club, and walk you to the bus back home”
🤔
Some people are just waiting to help someone
IKR?! But thats just amazing
Or they saw him with camera
Sometimes I wonder if these videos are set up..I mean how high are the chances to find an english speaking korean on the street who has enough time to go eating and dancing with him..and everything almost without hesitance.
Honjun is such a nice dude, i‘m a big big fan! He bought him dinner, took him to go out, had him a sleep place with coffe in the morning, dang it he even said sorry because he was a bit late😭🥰
May he have a wonderful life full of joy and kindness🙏🏽
5:07 Did you actually say to Crash? lmao
Why do you think he could understand that? 😂😂
He probably thught he was your Crush or something 🤣🤣
i was going to say ... they forsure had sex..
@@SEANLIGHTZTV k man
I'd think he was going to literally crash my house (as in make a huge mess).
That went so well WTF XD
Hojun was so nice, I wish every person you meet will treat you like he treated you in this video!
That dude just restored my faith in humanity. Living legend I hope he has a good life ahead of him he deserves all life’s blessings.
You see that’s the thing I’m from Hawaii we have lots of Korean culture here and they seem to be rude up front but NEVER judge a book by the cover they have very deep emotions and thoughts and they are very sweet people I love Korean people
How do they end up at some club or party every time they do this xD
It's the best way to get to know a stranger
RIGHT? AHAHAHHAHA
Becuz its scripted
@@ev3279 and earth is flat right
@@AKagNA yes just like minecraft
FLY HO JUN TO AMERICA! 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
FLY HO JUN TO AMERICA! 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
FLY HO JUN TO AMERICA! 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
FLY HO JUN TO AMERICA! 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
Hell Yeah!
Yeah!!!
YES!!!!!!! FLY HIM
Yes! Please fly him to the US. He’s so nice! 💕
PLEASE REUNITE AND MAKE THIS HAPPEN
First, I'm Korean.
So I can understand why Koreans think this is rude.
There are many white beggar in Korea and they're begging to travel.
The reason why they are begging in Korea especially is
many Korean people are usually kind to foreigner.
They use it and earn 20 dollars in two minutes!
So Koreans can see this rudely.
But this video is different.
I don't think this is begging. Cuz he explained
his situation that he was doing challenge.
This video is just showing Korean hospitality!
Watching this videos, I never feel anything rude.
I can't speak English well but I just want to tell,
"Please guys stop disputing..."
You are the real Korean here!
god i hate begging expats. super annoying. rich white people begging like wtf?
@@moistydoooood I think he meant young people who spend more than they have whilst travelling with a mindset that things will work out if they just rely on the kindness of strangers, which is pretty selfish/rude and thus frustrating for those that know what they are doing. Also, this is a cultural thing, not a race thing, there are non-white people who will act similarly when travelling in their 20s.
But is it really that rude. You can make some awesome new connexions travelling this way. Btw I’m not saying that people should be taking it for granted; they should at least pay a small amount of money for their meal and the disagreements and totally accept that people can say no. But again I don’t think that it’s necessarily a bad way to travel. People should also have enough assurance to say no and that’s not just a culture thing.
@@moistydoooood dude, he's seeing if people are willing to help. you made a lot of assumptions here bruh. how would you know if he's rich.
I almost cried over the actor. Such a good person 😢 :)
If you want to support him, his instagram handle is : jeonhojunkr
Hojun’s Instagram: Jeonhojunkr
Let’s show him some love
done
Sam Sceni
OMG every person who said they speak a lil English often speak it really well!
Koreans know way more English than you think!
Taking only the subset of students enrolled in the top 30% of 4-year universities, I'd wager that their vocabulary and grammar are actually better than the same subset of American students. If you look at the college entrance exam questions on English, the questions are insane, made purely to be difficult and nothing else. American SAT English section is a joke in comparison.
Yeah exactly..... their English is much better than my korean.
InDstructR facts
Younger people can well but older people can’t a lot of the time my friend from seoul just walks up to his mom and shouts curse words in English and she doesn’t know what he’s saying but it cracks me up
Plot Twist: Thomas and Jeon actually went out on a date.
Edit: 223 likes wth 😂
What's his full name?
😂
Tiana Sharma Hojun Jeon
I ship it he is too Sweet like wow and ... Amazing looking too
Yup
I clicked the video as soon as I saw the word "Korea" 😂
Lots of love from India for Korea
🇮🇳(💜)🇰🇷
@ASN Forever 😇💜
me too army
One of you movie Producers give the Korean man a contract let's get this man famous!
The tile should be : spending 24hrs begging in south korea
when I could afford to stay in a hotel and buy plenty of food
drmummy chill its a social experiment
@@Kekekepeeps actually it's not. It's preying on the good will of the citizens of a country by people who are too lazy and stingy to pay their own way. If it were an experiment, it would be funded and the money given by people would be returned to them.
@@lfonly9331 i assure u it isn't true. Learn before speaking any bullshit that comes to ur mindm
drmummy there’s no need for him to prey on the good will of the citizens. He could of just went back home but instead he decided to test the generosity of people. Also it was a challenge for him to do this because it is a non-English (although Koreans get taught English from elementary to high school yet they still suck) speaking country so it would be hard for him to survive.
Holy shit 3.6m already i remember when u had like 500k
r 6 yeah..
Well yeah, basically every video they make is viral now
Anyone else watched them on Snapchat back then?
@@loviisaa409 me!!
Still too little. They deserve wayyy moree
Asking strangers for food and shelter is freaking crazy and exciting at the same time. Spending 24 hours in a strange country and watching a 12 mim video is totally different. Hats off to you man for keeping up the smile till the end.
WHY WAS THAT STAGE ACTOR THE BEST?! and shout out to my Canadians always coming thru
The offer was staged too.
You Canadians man!
Your always cool.
@@Waterbug1591
🙄🙄🙄
Hojun seems like such a nice genuine person bro. Like I wanna be his friend
7:56 political offense because someone asked for help?!
Now I am offended
Mr- R3SS this world is full of snowflakes
The reason why is because right now, Asia is seeing a wave of "begpackers". Westerners (mostly white ppl with dreads lol) who travel to Asia with no money and beg on the streets for money, so they can continue their backpacking travels. This doesn't sit well with the local people, because 1. Some of these countries are quite expensive and people don't get paid well, 2. The "beg packers" mostly come from first world countries, which have strict immigration laws, and for Asians it wouldn't be so easy to go beg.
So they see it like, how come you can come beg over here?? but if we were to do the same in your country, we would be deported??
Thomas isn't a real begpacker, of course, but perhaps the girl thought he was. There are a SHIT ton of begpackers in Hong Kong and the locals really dislike them.
@@dieeego man you got some point.
@@dieeego that makes a lot of sense
@@dieeego thank you for sharing, as I have never been there, I didn't understand, but now it makes perfect sense