Me too. I knew she was never going to win but I loved how the last thing she did was rid everyone of that cowardly bully. Great performance from Kim Joo-ryeong
I think this is the first time I've heard someone suggest bouncing the marble on the one you're standing on first. That would have been a brilliant idea and could have saved his life.
@@aidarosullivan5269 it’s definitely going to be different cause your feet muffles the sound. Ive thought of using the zipper on their jackets and whip it on the glass. Idk if it will work but its worth a try
You could stand on the metal girder on the edge in order to test the marble on the glass you're stood on. Or if there's no one directly behind you then jump back to the previous glass you jumped from. If there is then tell everybody else behind you to jump back a place.
@@CoffeeConnected Yeah, I have thought about using previous glasses. The question is - can players catch the marble on the other side of glass? Very risky but worth the try
As I am not from an English-speaking country, I do not feel very strange about acting as a VIP. It's probably the same as watching Korean-American actors acting in foreign films. 🤣🤣🤣
@@bluebaconjake405 I dislike everything that surrounds the VIPs. The whole series is so great at pulling you in, but they are literally the only thing that really just take you out of it. Everything is overdone. Like... yes, yes, we get it they're so wealthy that they can have anything they want now get rid of the human furniture because it just wouldn't happen.
I would definitely want to go toward the end but definitely not last. I think I would have picked a middle number to be honest so I probably would have died. Also his idea of bouncing the marble off the tempered glass that he was standing on was super smart. Then you know the sound of tempered glass and when you throw it, it will either make the same sound as yours or not and boom you know which one. So smart.
I’ve seen so many reactions and this is the first time I’ve heard the logical response with the marble…bounce it in place on the glass you’re currently on to hear what it should sound like THEN throw it off the other. I did not think of that. But also I didn’t realize still had a marble until it’s brought up. I’ve been so confused how many channels mention he still has a marble before it’s brought out. I did watch it while working though so wasn’t 100% paying attention
The rules that the Front Man state in the beginning doesn’t say there has to be 1 winner, but “those who survive all six games”. The operation itself makes the players push thenselves down to 1 winner (Minimal food causing fights, killing at night, the 50% loses games & (Squid Game, Marbles & Tug of War))
So in the sixth game Sang-Woo and Gi-Hun could've just been like "Nah we're not playing this game" and they both would've won? I don't think so to be honest.
@@SlipSlopSlurp no because they’re on opposite teams so one of them needs to loose. But if there was more than two then they could team up and share the money. Atleast thats how i understand the rules.
The Front Man was disingenuous. In the books the detective found there always was only 1 winner and it seems that the participants are manipulated in a way for there to be an "epic 1v1 battle" at the end for the vips to enjoy.
The husband was actually clever asking to invoke rule 3 of the games. Remember what was stated would happen when this was done in episode 2. Should the majority decide to vote and end the games, the surviving players go home with no prize money and the prize money is divided up and given to the families of the deceased players. What is the husband? He is a family member of a deceased player. Had he successfully convinced the group to vote and leave, he would have received a portion of the prize money being the widower of a player. The flaw in his plan was that he didn't counter Sang-Woo's argument that the offer the players a chance to return and resume the games. He should have argued lets make the vote 9-8 in favour of quitting the games and than you 16 can decide to come back and resume the games. We the audience know the Front Man would have wanted the players to return considering the VIPs are on site and they would have wanted players for the games and not waste their time.
Btw the way the glass exploded doesn't seem right for tempered glass. Tempered glass is made to break in very small chunks that don't cause injury. Here there seemingly was no difference between normal and "tempered" glass.
@@baldawen - I had that same thought at first, but I guess were supposed to assume the piece that stuck into the girl was from one of the remaining regular glass plates.
@@GeorgeEugeneBarrett well yeah, sure. At the end there were a lot of normal glass panels that didn't break because that one dude could recognize them and which would cause such shards. It's just that 100% of the glass exploded in the same way.
Interesting side note... the husband would have been the only one to collect money had the game ended there. Remember, if they quit, the money per player goes to their families. He would have collected on his wife and been the ONLY person to leave with cash.
Squid Game is just one of the games of this real life entertainment for the rich called "ROUND 6" which was supposed to be the original title of this series. Netflix insisted Squid Game because it sounded more catchy to the Western audience.
I hate it when over the top youtubers give it the big "Hey guys, smash that like button" etc. As a miserable bastard I find Mrs Movies seemingly unenthusiastic and almost resentful approach to it a refreshing change, far more real in my opinion, keep up the good work lady! 👍
2:43 Very sharp. I've not seen any other YT reactor notice this, but yes, in the marbles game a team needed to finish within the time limit to produce a survivor and 3 teams failed to do this.
@@yanksrgreat Correct. My bad. :D (Well... it's been a while since I watched Squid Game but if I recall correctly there were 40 before the Doctor (111) got killed which means 39 / 2 rounded down minus 17 = 2, so yes I guess you are correct. I just had 3 in my head for some reason.)
@@PinnacleNL You were correct. Three teams were eliminated in the marble game. After eliminating the doctor, only 39 players remained. However, since the marble game required two players per team, only 38 players, i.e., 19 teams, participated in the game. Had one player from each team survived, there would be 20 players remaining at the conclusion of the marble game. Instead, there were only 17 players remaining when the 16 winning players found Mi-nyeo resting comfortably in her bed. Therefore, out of 19 teams, 16 players survived.
Blowing the glass bridge like that was indeed a dick move, I think. It wasn't mentioned in the rules, and they could have done something else like drop the bridge instead.
I read somewhere about a korean lore of a courtesan who took revenge on a samurai who killed her husband by flirting with him, then she took the samurai down a cliff along with her in the same manner han mi-nyeo doing here 18:11 (hugging him while falling) even the name mi-nyeo is supposed to mean "beautiful woman". (If i'm not mistaken)
Yes, her name means beautiful but I've never heard of any Korean tale regarding a Japanese samurai and I'm Korean. Could you elaborate, please? Thanks.
@@TheHockeywitch Found it ! Happy reading It was the tale of Non Gae, during Japan’s 1592 invasion of Korea, a samurai captain allegedly met his death at the hands of an unarmed woman. The story took place in 1593 at the outset of the Imjin Wars between Korea and Japan. During this conflict, famed Japanese warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi launched a massive invasion of the Korean peninsula (then called Joseon) with an estimated 158,000 infantry and 9,200 seamen, including pirates. Chaos swept over the Korean peninsula in the wake of the invasion. One of the samurai leaders, allegedly named Keyamura Rokusuke, was flattered by the attention of a courtesan called Non Gae. He had no idea that the woman had targeted him for revenge. According to Korean sources, Non Gae sought vengeance for Korean lives lost during Second Jinjuseong Battle. Non Gae was born in jangsu district. She is said to have been the concubine of a commander of Jinju Fortress called Choe Gyeong-hoe, who was killed by Japanese warriors during the invasion. Korean legends hold Non Gae lured Keyamura outside the pavilion for intimate moments alone. Non Gae led the samurai to a picturesque rocky outcrop overlooking the river and seized him in a romantic embrace. The encounter came to a deadly end when Non Gae hurled herself into the river and dragged Keyamura along with her, drowning them both. In South Korea, however, Non Gae has been kept alive through oral tradition. A shrine called Uigisa, built in 1740, exists in her honor, and an annual festival takes place at the historic Jinju Fortress (Jinjuseong) in her memory.
@@JoeLovesYou2 Thank you. I remember now the story of the 주논개 and her rings. I was confused because you mentioned a samurai and a husband. LOL This is a very famous story and the golden "Rings of Nongae" on the piers of the Jinju Bridge are a popular tourist attraction. Thanks again. Stay safe!
@@TheHockeywitch yeah lol sorry for the confusion, as I said, I read this somewhere a long time ago and squid game reminds me of this tale, particularly on mi-nyeo's and deok-su's death scene. I think it's a real reference about non gae tale.
@@JoeLovesYou2 Thanks! I rewatched the screen and it kind of does remind me of the tale especially when the camera zooms in on her locked fingers. Great catch! Take care & stay safe!
See, that widower, he still would have got cut of that jackpot, if they dropped out, as the rule is the entire pot is split between their individual family. He would have gotten wife's cut - albeit, a small cut.
I think I'd have picked somewhere near the end, 12 i think. But yeah, if you get taken out by something like glass after crossing the bridge I'd agree it's not a fair game. Imagine winning tug of war but the guillotine malfunctions and u die as well. Or 212 eating the honeycomb but choking and no one assists her choking.
Based on the evidence in the records room, I think that there are multiple squid games occurring throughout the world. Right? Each year had multiple books of players so I'm assuming each book was players from a different country.
I would say this is a good guess. Although the only reason I don’t agree is because if they were occurring in different countries wouldn’t the Americans watching this game go to the one in America or closer to America than to go to North Korea.
@@Letssee92 No, because they said themselves that the Korean game is the best. That's why they went to Korea. More than likely they also attended the American games as well. Assuming that they stagger them which would make sense to me if I was in charge.
My main guess is that there’s one a year and the host of that year decides where and what happens. There could be multiple ones maybe with multiple hosts in multiple countries but I just see it being impossible to cover up all those missing people at one time multiple times a year.
@@Letssee92 But why are there multiple books for each year? You would only need multiple volumes for one game if the number of players was in the thousands.
@@Letssee92 I doubt the games happen at exactly the same time. How long did this one take? Like a week? They have enough time to hold a lot of them in a year without the vips needing to decide to which one to go to. (Also it's not North Korea)
It's funny to note how our expectations of what is fair change throughout the show. Once the allowed that overnight massacre, you start trying to find the line as to what is fair,
There were hints throughout the episodes of something you'll find out in the last episode. Certain things you might not have noticed. It's too bad they don't go over those hints, but if you watch the first episode, Red Light Green Light, the clue is there. Most people never saw the hints, and don't even know they were there after viewing. Just something to look for, after watching the final episode of the season.
Haven’t been able to finish watching after your husband made the comment that Ali is missing fingers because he “was stealing in his home country “ when the show clearly showed him telling his BOSS he hurt himself in the factory. Kinda like y’all vibe but not the subvert racism.
@@GeorgeEugeneBarrett not why it happened to the character. Go watch their video. To automatically think that’s the reason and not have paid attention to the episode before shows implicit bias many colonizers have. Good day.
I am amazed how United States citizens invented the "American" accent and somehow know how to recognize it. You do speak a foreign language folks, common
You can hear slight foreign accents with their English. I doubt most of them are native English speakers. English is sometimes used as a universal language, so each of the VIPs could be from anywhere.
I kinda wanna watch squid game but it seems like it's just a bunch of people playing kid games 😂 kinda reminds me of the belco experiment though so I might have to watch it just for that reason
Do you guys think that it would be interesting to see them review something like this? m.th-cam.com/video/3MiEAkuRV7I/w-d-xo.html I know it's different from her usual format, but, man, this WW2 veteran's interview shook me to my core.
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 87 วันนี้!! คู่เอก "ก้องชัย vs โชคปรีชา"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YN6e7HVnekw/mqdefault.jpg)
Mi-nyeo (212) is so insane and crazy and iconic and I loved her the entire show despite how annoying she was, I adored her 😂
Everybody feels annoying and angry to her proves that her acting is amazing..
Me too. I knew she was never going to win but I loved how the last thing she did was rid everyone of that cowardly bully. Great performance from Kim Joo-ryeong
"I'd let you win"
"Oh thanks thats sweet."
"...but then you'd probably die"
lmaooo
Proceeds to pick number 2 in the glass bridge game 😂
I wouldn't let my girl continue i would play fairly. There is so less of a chance for a woman to win this game
I think this is the first time I've heard someone suggest bouncing the marble on the one you're standing on first. That would have been a brilliant idea and could have saved his life.
Yes, that'd be smart. Although the sound might be different because standing person is exerting tension on the glass
@@aidarosullivan5269 it’s definitely going to be different cause your feet muffles the sound. Ive thought of using the zipper on their jackets and whip it on the glass. Idk if it will work but its worth a try
You could stand on the metal girder on the edge in order to test the marble on the glass you're stood on.
Or if there's no one directly behind you then jump back to the previous glass you jumped from.
If there is then tell everybody else behind you to jump back a place.
@@CoffeeConnected Yeah, I have thought about using previous glasses. The question is - can players catch the marble on the other side of glass? Very risky but worth the try
@@CoffeeConnected idk if they are allowed to stand on the beams lol. If they are then why not just walk on them and not the glass lol
As I am not from an English-speaking country, I do not feel very strange about acting as a VIP. It's probably the same as watching Korean-American actors acting in foreign films. 🤣🤣🤣
Its definitely very unnatural and very childish. They’re way too exaggerated lol
@@bluebaconjake405 I dislike everything that surrounds the VIPs. The whole series is so great at pulling you in, but they are literally the only thing that really just take you out of it. Everything is overdone. Like... yes, yes, we get it they're so wealthy that they can have anything they want now get rid of the human furniture because it just wouldn't happen.
I would definitely want to go toward the end but definitely not last. I think I would have picked a middle number to be honest so I probably would have died. Also his idea of bouncing the marble off the tempered glass that he was standing on was super smart. Then you know the sound of tempered glass and when you throw it, it will either make the same sound as yours or not and boom you know which one. So smart.
I’ve seen so many reactions and this is the first time I’ve heard the logical response with the marble…bounce it in place on the glass you’re currently on to hear what it should sound like THEN throw it off the other. I did not think of that. But also I didn’t realize still had a marble until it’s brought up. I’ve been so confused how many channels mention he still has a marble before it’s brought out. I did watch it while working though so wasn’t 100% paying attention
Yeah. He brings out the marble in the living quarters and looks at it remembering his Gganbu before the bridge game.
It still wouldn't be accurate since you standing on the glass would muffle the sound.
aw man. All the numerous times I've seen this episode I never noticed they showed Ali in the box. Brutal!!
The rules that the Front Man state in the beginning doesn’t say there has to be 1 winner, but “those who survive all six games”. The operation itself makes the players push thenselves down to 1 winner (Minimal food causing fights, killing at night, the 50% loses games & (Squid Game, Marbles & Tug of War))
So in the sixth game Sang-Woo and Gi-Hun could've just been like "Nah we're not playing this game" and they both would've won? I don't think so to be honest.
@@SlipSlopSlurp no because they’re on opposite teams so one of them needs to loose. But if there was more than two then they could team up and share the money. Atleast thats how i understand the rules.
The Front Man was disingenuous. In the books the detective found there always was only 1 winner and it seems that the participants are manipulated in a way for there to be an "epic 1v1 battle" at the end for the vips to enjoy.
The husband was actually clever asking to invoke rule 3 of the games. Remember what was stated would happen when this was done in episode 2. Should the majority decide to vote and end the games, the surviving players go home with no prize money and the prize money is divided up and given to the families of the deceased players. What is the husband? He is a family member of a deceased player. Had he successfully convinced the group to vote and leave, he would have received a portion of the prize money being the widower of a player. The flaw in his plan was that he didn't counter Sang-Woo's argument that the offer the players a chance to return and resume the games. He should have argued lets make the vote 9-8 in favour of quitting the games and than you 16 can decide to come back and resume the games. We the audience know the Front Man would have wanted the players to return considering the VIPs are on site and they would have wanted players for the games and not waste their time.
The tempered glass *holds* at least 2 people. It won't break with 2 people as you mentioned. Whereas normal glass breaks with just 1 person.
17:24 my favourite part. 212 was crazy af, love her
Love you guys! Glad to see the subscribers have passed through 35K! Wont be long til you are at 50K and beyond. Keep doing what you are doing!
2 years later and at 133k. That's enough for an entire 100k subs TH-cam button!!
"Did that sound tempered to you?" I have no idea why, but this cracked me up 😂
CRACKED you up. I get it ;)
Btw the way the glass exploded doesn't seem right for tempered glass. Tempered glass is made to break in very small chunks that don't cause injury. Here there seemingly was no difference between normal and "tempered" glass.
@@baldawen - I had that same thought at first, but I guess were supposed to assume the piece that stuck into the girl was from one of the remaining regular glass plates.
@@GeorgeEugeneBarrett well yeah, sure. At the end there were a lot of normal glass panels that didn't break because that one dude could recognize them and which would cause such shards. It's just that 100% of the glass exploded in the same way.
Interesting side note... the husband would have been the only one to collect money had the game ended there. Remember, if they quit, the money per player goes to their families. He would have collected on his wife and been the ONLY person to leave with cash.
Ok. That Inspector Gadget theme has to be one of the funniest things to come her mouth in y'all's reactions.
"That can't be fair" if you're this far along before noticing that none of this is fair, you havent been paying attention.
4:16 couple goals! So adorable, the two of you. Such sweetness!
Squid Game is just one of the games of this real life entertainment for the rich called "ROUND 6" which was supposed to be the original title of this series. Netflix insisted Squid Game because it sounded more catchy to the Western audience.
I hate it when over the top youtubers give it the big "Hey guys, smash that like button" etc.
As a miserable bastard I find Mrs Movies seemingly unenthusiastic and almost resentful approach to it a refreshing change, far more real in my opinion, keep up the good work lady! 👍
Owl. owl. I’ve been watching and re-watching through reactions and all this time, I thought it was a cat.
2:43 Very sharp. I've not seen any other YT reactor notice this, but yes, in the marbles game a team needed to finish within the time limit to produce a survivor and 3 teams failed to do this.
two teams didn't, because there were only 19 teams
@@yanksrgreat Correct. My bad. :D (Well... it's been a while since I watched Squid Game but if I recall correctly there were 40 before the Doctor (111) got killed which means 39 / 2 rounded down minus 17 = 2, so yes I guess you are correct. I just had 3 in my head for some reason.)
@@PinnacleNL You were correct. Three teams were eliminated in the marble game. After eliminating the doctor, only 39 players remained. However, since the marble game required two players per team, only 38 players, i.e., 19 teams, participated in the game. Had one player from each team survived, there would be 20 players remaining at the conclusion of the marble game. Instead, there were only 17 players remaining when the 16 winning players found Mi-nyeo resting comfortably in her bed. Therefore, out of 19 teams, 16 players survived.
@@yanksrgreat Actually, 3 teams were eliminated.
Blowing the glass bridge like that was indeed a dick move, I think. It wasn't mentioned in the rules, and they could have done something else like drop the bridge instead.
I read somewhere about a korean lore of a courtesan who took revenge on a samurai who killed her husband by flirting with him, then she took the samurai down a cliff along with her in the same manner han mi-nyeo doing here 18:11 (hugging him while falling) even the name mi-nyeo is supposed to mean "beautiful woman". (If i'm not mistaken)
Yes, her name means beautiful but I've never heard of any Korean tale regarding a Japanese samurai and I'm Korean. Could you elaborate, please? Thanks.
@@TheHockeywitch Found it ! Happy reading
It was the tale of Non Gae, during Japan’s 1592 invasion of Korea, a samurai captain allegedly met his death at the hands of an unarmed woman.
The story took place in 1593 at the outset of the Imjin Wars between Korea and Japan. During this conflict, famed Japanese warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi launched a massive invasion of the Korean peninsula (then called Joseon) with an estimated 158,000 infantry and 9,200 seamen, including pirates. Chaos swept over the Korean peninsula in the wake of the invasion.
One of the samurai leaders, allegedly named Keyamura Rokusuke, was flattered by the attention of a courtesan called Non Gae. He had no idea that the woman had targeted him for revenge. According to Korean sources, Non Gae sought vengeance for Korean lives lost during Second Jinjuseong Battle.
Non Gae was born in jangsu district. She is said to have been the concubine of a commander of Jinju Fortress called Choe Gyeong-hoe, who was killed by Japanese warriors during the invasion.
Korean legends hold Non Gae lured Keyamura outside the pavilion for intimate moments alone. Non Gae led the samurai to a picturesque rocky outcrop overlooking the river and seized him in a romantic embrace.
The encounter came to a deadly end when Non Gae hurled herself into the river and dragged Keyamura along with her, drowning them both.
In South Korea, however, Non Gae has been kept alive through oral tradition. A shrine called Uigisa, built in 1740, exists in her honor, and an annual festival takes place at the historic Jinju Fortress (Jinjuseong) in her memory.
@@JoeLovesYou2 Thank you. I remember now the story of the 주논개 and her rings. I was confused because you mentioned a samurai and a husband. LOL This is a very famous story and the golden "Rings of Nongae" on the piers of the Jinju Bridge are a popular tourist attraction. Thanks again. Stay safe!
@@TheHockeywitch yeah lol sorry for the confusion, as I said, I read this somewhere a long time ago and squid game reminds me of this tale, particularly on mi-nyeo's and deok-su's death scene.
I think it's a real reference about non gae tale.
@@JoeLovesYou2 Thanks! I rewatched the screen and it kind of does remind me of the tale especially when the camera zooms in on her locked fingers. Great catch! Take care & stay safe!
I had a grey beard at 19 so don't worry about it! Another great reaction, I hope you guys have a great holiday season.
Mr. Movie: "I'd let you win."
Mrs. Movie: "Aww, that's sweet."
Me: *immediately starts crying*
Kenny: He’s gonna be feeling that in the morning, Vic
Vic: I don’t think he can feel anything , Ken
See, that widower, he still would have got cut of that jackpot, if they dropped out, as the rule is the entire pot is split between their individual family. He would have gotten wife's cut - albeit, a small cut.
I'm sure it's a fun show but I watch TV I do not read TV. Looking forward to Sopranos on Thursday.
I love you guys for your movie reactions and Dexter. Though I do enjoy anything you do.
Thanks Charles we love you too for hanging out with us.
I think I'd have picked somewhere near the end, 12 i think.
But yeah, if you get taken out by something like glass after crossing the bridge I'd agree it's not a fair game. Imagine winning tug of war but the guillotine malfunctions and u die as well. Or 212 eating the honeycomb but choking and no one assists her choking.
8:38 She picked number 2 before the game and 12 after
7:50 Don't call her old lady, Han Mi-nyeo is only 19!
When I saw the green screen and the wood wall, I spent about 2 seconds trying to figure out which one of you doesn’t exist. I think I need a break.
Based on the evidence in the records room, I think that there are multiple squid games occurring throughout the world. Right? Each year had multiple books of players so I'm assuming each book was players from a different country.
I would say this is a good guess. Although the only reason I don’t agree is because if they were occurring in different countries wouldn’t the Americans watching this game go to the one in America or closer to America than to go to North Korea.
@@Letssee92 No, because they said themselves that the Korean game is the best. That's why they went to Korea. More than likely they also attended the American games as well. Assuming that they stagger them which would make sense to me if I was in charge.
My main guess is that there’s one a year and the host of that year decides where and what happens. There could be multiple ones maybe with multiple hosts in multiple countries but I just see it being impossible to cover up all those missing people at one time multiple times a year.
@@Letssee92 But why are there multiple books for each year? You would only need multiple volumes for one game if the number of players was in the thousands.
@@Letssee92 I doubt the games happen at exactly the same time. How long did this one take? Like a week? They have enough time to hold a lot of them in a year without the vips needing to decide to which one to go to. (Also it's not North Korea)
Let's Git it Own....! Babaganoush
It's funny to note how our expectations of what is fair change throughout the show. Once the allowed that overnight massacre, you start trying to find the line as to what is fair,
If you want one in a similar vein at some point (it’s more ambitious, conceptually), check out Alice in Borderland.
is the mrs. eating Chex mix. i want some😜
They are little rice crackers. I’m wearing my retainer so they’re small enough that I can just swallow them instead of having to chew
Awesome reaction
There were hints throughout the episodes of something you'll find out in the last episode. Certain things you might not have noticed. It's too bad they don't go over those hints, but if you watch the first episode, Red Light Green Light, the clue is there. Most people never saw the hints, and don't even know they were there after viewing. Just something to look for, after watching the final episode of the season.
21:55 lolololol
That last step is a doozy.
Have you guys watched Breaking Bad yet?
We have already seen it, sorry!
I would have picked one in the middle. That seems saftest, not knowing anything about the game.
The acting and script for the white vips are a joke but the show is still interesting
Yeah, their dialogue was definitely written by someone that wasn’t a native English speaker. Their delivery was quite laughable too.
Why am I reading the subtitles it's in English. I did the same thing.
you guess every single thing in this series you mustve seen it
16:43 Welcome to You Me and the Cellulite.
Savage
Haven’t been able to finish watching after your husband made the comment that Ali is missing fingers because he “was stealing in his home country “ when the show clearly showed him telling his BOSS he hurt himself in the factory. Kinda like y’all vibe but not the subvert racism.
Omg. You should stay in your safe space, because that is indeed a punishment for theft according to Islamic law.
@@GeorgeEugeneBarrett not why it happened to the character. Go watch their video. To automatically think that’s the reason and not have paid attention to the episode before shows implicit bias many colonizers have. Good day.
@@EclecticPotpourri - “colonizers.” LOL.
@@GeorgeEugeneBarrett my bad. Settlers
I am amazed how United States citizens invented the "American" accent and somehow know how to recognize it. You do speak a foreign language folks, common
Wouldn't people with any regional accent be the best at recognizing it?
I find it funny how everyone who watches the show thinks the VIPs MUST be American because, you know, only in the USA english is spoken xD
It's U.S. accents (and possibly some parts of Canada).
You can hear slight foreign accents with their English. I doubt most of them are native English speakers. English is sometimes used as a universal language, so each of the VIPs could be from anywhere.
@@justaguy6129 and one from china but besides that , it's before they even see or hear them, just because the frontman is talkin english on the phone
The reason for that assumption. Korea and the US have been intertwined culturally since the Korean War.
@@YouMeTheMovies that is a good point, but still, it's just funny to me that nearly every person thinks that ^^
I kinda wanna watch squid game but it seems like it's just a bunch of people playing kid games 😂 kinda reminds me of the belco experiment though so I might have to watch it just for that reason
You sir...have good tastes with the Belco experiment. Such an underappreciated movie.
Do you guys think that it would be interesting to see them review something like this?
m.th-cam.com/video/3MiEAkuRV7I/w-d-xo.html
I know it's different from her usual format, but, man, this WW2 veteran's interview shook me to my core.