0:40 That song is actually a real North Korean song. It's called "The Song of Happiness." It's basically NK's version of "Hail to the Chief;" they play it whenever the leader arrives at an event.
The audio of the news reporters talking is real audio although it's saying gibberish but it's the real audio of the newscasters talking I recognize their voices is this a Chinese movie because the uniforms are Chinese army uniforms from the '90s and '80s they just took those and changed badges North Korean uniforms are slightly different
As a Korean, I like how Korean writings are described like that. They mean literally nothing but show how korean writings look to foreigners. interesting.
I'm not Korean nor do I know the language but I am familiar with how the language looks and I will admit that if I tried to draw a Korean letter off the top of my head it would look like the ones in the video. I could identify Korean letters off the top of my head, just not draw them.
I don’t speak any East-Asian languages, so I’ll try to give you an idea of how I look at them as someone who only knows the Latin alphabet and a bit of Cyrillic. There a few ways I tell apart scripts of Japan, Korea and China. As to me they all seem quite complex shapes. Chinese script looks very boxy. Korean script seems to contain a lot of circles in its script that aren’t seen in Chinese. I have a little more knowledge of Japanese from school. Kanji is identical to Chinese script. Hiragana is relatively simple and quite distinctive. Katakana is hard to tell apart from hiragana but seems to feature straighter lines than hiragana.
@@Amerikajinwaminashine Korean, while being a nationally, is also an ethnicity. Additionally, both north and south state that they are the rightful ruler of the whole Korean peninsula and its belonging territory. So your statement is bs in both ways congratulations!
tell me your knowledge of the DPRK comes from the CIA and radio free Asia without telling me that your knowledge of the DPRK comes from cia and radio free asia
*The advertisement was ordered by the Dutch insurance company Delta Lloyd Group from the TBWA\NEBOKO advertising agency, also based in the Netherlands. The commercial was shown in June 2001.* I don't have any information about the actors and the shooting location, but if I had to guess, the film was shot in Taiwan. Why? The answer is simple. First of all, the characters speak Chinese (at least for those who already recognize the Korean language by hearing, this language will be unfamiliar to them - however, the Chinese commentators below the video also confirmed this) moreover in this scene 0:20, you can clearly see Chinese fonts in the background - I know that the Hanja script exists, which is a transcription of the Korean language using Chinese fonts, but I think it is impossible that a country that rejects all foreign influence from the outset would be able to keep the Chinese or other foreign writings next to the Hangul script (except of latin fonts) - if the makers had been aware of this, they would have used "fake Hangul fonts" here as well, but this way the Chinese - including Taiwanese - analogy becomes clear because of Chinese fonts. The "Parade" itself just a 3D animation. But the city background is real in my opinion, not just "animation". The question arises as to whether the Communist Chinese leadership (People's Republic of China - PRC) would have given permission to a foreign film crew in their country (including Hong Kong and Macau) to make a film that openly parodies their own allied country, North Korea - including their communist system thereby embarrassing the Chinese communist leadership too? It is clear that this step would have been a serious insult on the part of the Chinese for themselves and for as the "friendly relationship" between the two countries is concerned. However, since Taiwan (Republic of China - ROC) has an openly hostile relationship with communist China - and they do not have direct friendly relations with China's allies either, they probably were nod to the making of the film without remorse. *Another interesting addition:* The "fake Korean text" in the movie is probably written in non-real Hangul characters on purpose - to avoid overt associations. The "Great Leader" also resembles both Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung. (Although it is clear that North Korea is being parodied, even for those who have only heard about the country from the news.) However, there is another interesting thing here. The "female voice" that can be heard when the "Great Leader" appears. Anyone who has ever seen the North Korean news or any of their propaganda films will immediately recognize this distinctive female voice. She is none other than North Korea's number one news presenter, whose name is *Ri Chun-hee.* The text we hear in the film was played backwards. Anyone who knows Korean and reverses it with the "Online Reverse Video tool" will notice it immediately. (I don't know Korean, I only understood the word "Pyongyang" from the video.) _Of course, the above statements about the circumstances of the film shooting are not concrete facts, only theory. But thanks to this, people who have more insight and more information will also react to it, and this will be presented to the public in the form of comments what everyone can be read below._
He, his whole family, teachers, professors, from kindergarten to college, all his past, present, and future neighbors, doctors and nurses who saw him at any moment, his dog, cat, the mouse that lives at his attic, as well as the cockroaches in his kitchen, plus hundreds of random people more, were executed.
@@kasierwilhelmii9589 That's the problem: Almost everyone in Korea has the familyname : Kim ( which means Gold ). In fact this video caused a diplomatic riot a few years ago.
As a native Korean, those korean writings are completely unrealistic. It looks like they tried to mimic the overall shape without any background knowledge 🤣
@@wondertome2023 I meant that I was wondering what would be the result of asians trying to imitate western writting by using symbols that look loke those of the western languages.
@@vitor1678 I’d bet they’ll look somewhat similar to what we write. Let’s say, for Cyrillic, it would most likely look like a mix of Kanji and Hangeul if an East Asian tried to imitate it without any intimate knowledge of the language. Old Norse would be probably easier to imitate since they’re just...lines.
Terrima kasih atas pembuatan film pendek ini. sangat bagus untuk motivasi training. bagaimanapun setiap staf itu penting. jangan pernah merasa tidak penting. demikian juga para pemimpin jika memperhatiakan dengan seksasma atas kinerja stafnya maka semua akan merasa memiliki. jangan hanya mencari muka dan prestasi, tapi bagaiaman diri kita bermakna dan bermanfaat bagi orang lain.
@@s.c.p-foundation6923 North Korea gets used as a politically correct standin for China sometimes. Because basically saying anything good about the country is blasphemy to many people and very few people there have globally connected Internet.
@@dinoqavor по этому южный кореец на 30 см в среднем выше и на вид крепче, да гинетическая кнш, кис чен ын с уникальным ген кодом по этому он 1 такой жырный.
It's obviously happened in North Korea, but the actors are speaking Chinese... it's definitely weird but the description of North Korean civil life is quite authentic.
0:50 When Kim il sung loses a tooth Edit 10/24/2022 Oh hey protip. The only country we're allowed to make fun of is North Korea Edit 8/11/2023 I guess.
yall are saying he will be executed after the show but no . He would be executed in this scene itself 0:02 . The soldier was only being considerate here.
@@AlternativeLoffen They have air conditioners in DPRK. Factory workers often have access to AC at work (office workers not so much), and home AC exists as well. When COVID started, DPRK had news broadcasts warning the population that the AC doesn't filter airborne pathogens and they should not rely on it to stop COVID. If AC is widespread enough that the government mentions it in their COVID PSAs meant for the general public as the audience, it's gotta be at least not unheardof.
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*"Homie got some balls right there, WHAT A CHAD🗿"*
- Sun Tzu
Sun Tzu spitting fax rn
"I didn't say that" - Sun Tzu
Its gonna be cutted in the concentration camp
Best Ever ! +1
"Don't believe everything they say on the Internet"
V. Lenin
RIP him, his entire family, his neighbors, his teachers, his friends, and his military commander
thanks china
The video tries to make a North Korea impression but it sounds like they are speaking Chinese
@@shepherdlavellen3301 they are speaking Chinese
@@shepherdlavellen3301 I think those are Chinese military visor caps too
I will kill u all
Their scenes of North Korean cities look so authentic. Hats off to Birmingham City Council for cooperating with the filming.
r/angryupvote
Lmao
Yeah, that overweighted guy too ;) TBH everything here looks chinese.
Love from Korea
2001 advertisement
0:40 That song is actually a real North Korean song. It's called "The Song of Happiness." It's basically NK's version of "Hail to the Chief;" they play it whenever the leader arrives at an event.
The audio of the news reporters talking is real audio although it's saying gibberish but it's the real audio of the newscasters talking I recognize their voices is this a Chinese movie because the uniforms are Chinese army uniforms from the '90s and '80s they just took those and changed badges North Korean uniforms are slightly different
@Иван th-cam.com/video/FhqtO02cChs/w-d-xo.html
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@Иван фу, совдепия
@@Svea_LifeGuards it's actually ripped off from 1998 North Korean parade in September 9th.
As a Korean, I like how Korean writings are described like that. They mean literally nothing but show how korean writings look to foreigners. interesting.
I'm not Korean nor do I know the language but I am familiar with how the language looks and I will admit that if I tried to draw a Korean letter off the top of my head it would look like the ones in the video. I could identify Korean letters off the top of my head, just not draw them.
@@ordotectonicus8585 the korean writing system is one of the easiest writing systems, it looks complicated, but it isnt
You are not Korean, you are south occupied Korean
I don’t speak any East-Asian languages, so I’ll try to give you an idea of how I look at them as someone who only knows the Latin alphabet and a bit of Cyrillic. There a few ways I tell apart scripts of Japan, Korea and China. As to me they all seem quite complex shapes.
Chinese script looks very boxy.
Korean script seems to contain a lot of circles in its script that aren’t seen in Chinese.
I have a little more knowledge of Japanese from school.
Kanji is identical to Chinese script.
Hiragana is relatively simple and quite distinctive.
Katakana is hard to tell apart from hiragana but seems to feature straighter lines than hiragana.
@@Amerikajinwaminashine Korean, while being a nationally, is also an ethnicity. Additionally, both north and south state that they are the rightful ruler of the whole Korean peninsula and its belonging territory. So your statement is bs in both ways congratulations!
0:40 "Magnificent, aren't they?"
yes they are, even though it’s NK
"They'll do their job well. I guarantee that."
It’s like their life depends on it
@@Tommy_Orca it’s a Star Wars reference lol
Visible confusion
the guy fails in training, then the officer proceeds to give him the front teeth panel, LMAO
@Иван th-cam.com/video/SghrD0U4DlA/w-d-xo.html
Well, either way he dead man.
@Иван we dont care
the officer in the first scene was speaking Chinese instead of korean
That's because Xi Jinping sent them on a mission to make fun of Kim Jong Un
The parade march was also Chinese style (North Korean marches have stronger goosestep)
@@Joe21345 I know that this is a joke but I don't think he will ever do that since China is allied with North Korea lol
the letters and speech are not korean, too. they just sound like korean
@@Joe21345 look more like kim’s father (I forgot his name)
R.I.P that guy
F
f
F
executed
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Actually the officer told him not to attend the parade so the officer shows the disrespect to the supreme leader.
Live or Die but if i live in North Korea i would do the same
I thought he told him to practice at home? He said “你是怎么搞的啊？回家训练”
Good point
@Toxic Mobile what did they say then?
Actually, it just shows the inability to think ahead from that officer.
North Koreans:
He lives in an apartment in Pyongyang and even has a TV and alarm clock at home! He must be of an elite family
Also he's somehow fat
tell me your knowledge of the DPRK comes from the CIA and radio free Asia without telling me that your knowledge of the DPRK comes from cia and radio free asia
@@raptordraws7088 그건 또 뭔 개소리임..?
@@raptordraws7088 dprk is a shithole. That's it.
@@raptordraws7088 lol okay leftist
Dutch commercial, so darn good :D
Wait it's an commercial?
Sorry
ayo what
@@fredhypeyan3499 it not?
@@user-ul3kk6hr5i sorry i didn't know theirs a commercial
It's actually German.
That's really one high quality written horror, no need for jumpscares or brutal monsters, just the world we live in
Guy would be pushed into a shark tank in the same day.. for pissing of North Korean dictator
literally 1984
Big brother is watching
People watching are definitely in North Korea
Because reality if often sccarier then fiction.
*The advertisement was ordered by the Dutch insurance company Delta Lloyd Group from the TBWA\NEBOKO advertising agency, also based in the Netherlands. The commercial was shown in June 2001.* I don't have any information about the actors and the shooting location, but if I had to guess, the film was shot in Taiwan.
Why? The answer is simple. First of all, the characters speak Chinese (at least for those who already recognize the Korean language by hearing, this language will be unfamiliar to them - however, the Chinese commentators below the video also confirmed this) moreover in this scene 0:20, you can clearly see Chinese fonts in the background - I know that the Hanja script exists, which is a transcription of the Korean language using Chinese fonts, but I think it is impossible that a country that rejects all foreign influence from the outset would be able to keep the Chinese or other foreign writings next to the Hangul script (except of latin fonts) - if the makers had been aware of this, they would have used "fake Hangul fonts" here as well, but this way the Chinese - including Taiwanese - analogy becomes clear because of Chinese fonts. The "Parade" itself just a 3D animation. But the city background is real in my opinion, not just "animation".
The question arises as to whether the Communist Chinese leadership (People's Republic of China - PRC) would have given permission to a foreign film crew in their country (including Hong Kong and Macau) to make a film that openly parodies their own allied country, North Korea - including their communist system thereby embarrassing the Chinese communist leadership too? It is clear that this step would have been a serious insult on the part of the Chinese for themselves and for as the "friendly relationship" between the two countries is concerned. However, since Taiwan (Republic of China - ROC) has an openly hostile relationship with communist China - and they do not have direct friendly relations with China's allies either, they probably were nod to the making of the film without remorse. *Another interesting addition:* The "fake Korean text" in the movie is probably written in non-real Hangul characters on purpose - to avoid overt associations. The "Great Leader" also resembles both Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung. (Although it is clear that North Korea is being parodied, even for those who have only heard about the country from the news.) However, there is another interesting thing here. The "female voice" that can be heard when the "Great Leader" appears. Anyone who has ever seen the North Korean news or any of their propaganda films will immediately recognize this distinctive female voice. She is none other than North Korea's number one news presenter, whose name is *Ri Chun-hee.* The text we hear in the film was played backwards. Anyone who knows Korean and reverses it with the "Online Reverse Video tool" will notice it immediately. (I don't know Korean, I only understood the word "Pyongyang" from the video.)
_Of course, the above statements about the circumstances of the film shooting are not concrete facts, only theory. But thanks to this, people who have more insight and more information will also react to it, and this will be presented to the public in the form of comments what everyone can be read below._
Thanks for the informative comment bruv! Bravo! 👏
Thank you for the thorough explanation
You are wrong
Considering it was before Hong-King lost his most of his autonomous statutes can be Hon-Kong either
As a Taiwanese, I need to tell you that you are wrong.
0:51 that moment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
He was killed the next day but he can rest peacefully knowing he trolled a dictator.
0:52 you choose death 😂
That man doesn't care of living in a jail country
When he fails, everyone mad at him
When he late, everyone regrets it
I still remember it back in high school...
It somehow always used during motivational session...
What year did this aired?
@@haydendhonydja825 probably around 2005-2007
@@TheKobasen thank you. Jeez I feel old..
I saw this back in my primary school as well
I remember this in Elementary
0:40 + earphones + maximum volume = goosebumps moment.
Viet
@@hochigaming14yearsago90 Chào. Bro
Ngo dinh diem
@@Dohan06 south korean can't say shit
Hình như có aikhát nước thì phải
.....hours later, he hears a knock on his door and answers it..... and he's never heard from again.
Communism at its finest
Some Orwell shit 😂
Good thing he had Delta Lloyd life insurance!
He sleeps until a black Hyundai spawns infront of his house
Delta Lloyd got him and his family covered bro
That alarm clock that is ringing at 5:15 in the morning 😂
and it was sunny out
@@matthew_natividad yep
Isn't that what alarm clocks do?(no r/woosh)
LoL my parents always set the alarm on their phones at 4:30 AM everyday. It's just common sense at my country.
@@Pomato307 r/wooshdoosh
Vi esto por primera vez cuando tenía 9 años que bellos recuerdos
Joder literal eres el único comentario en español xd
Grandee
Literal
He, his whole family, teachers, professors, from kindergarten to college, all his past, present, and future neighbors, doctors and nurses who saw him at any moment, his dog, cat, the mouse that lives at his attic, as well as the cockroaches in his kitchen, plus hundreds of random people more, were executed.
More like murdered.
After he is executed he won't have any neighbors anymore... 😅
Democratic Kampuchea be like
I always come back to watch this video 😂, best comedy ever 😂 remind me of dreams about oversleeping and missing final exams in college 😂
What is the name of the movie?
The North-Korean authorities were NOT amused to see this commercial !
when kim see this...
@@kasierwilhelmii9589 That's the problem: Almost everyone in Korea has the familyname : Kim ( which means Gold ). In fact this video caused a diplomatic riot a few years ago.
@@guidoharmeling5872 bullshit
Yeah? Good
@@guidoharmeling5872 yeah you are right
As a native Korean, those korean writings are completely unrealistic. It looks like they tried to mimic the overall shape without any background knowledge 🤣
Western dogs;)
It's deliberate to avoid problems with language and cultural law-legalities...if nk or sk try to sue them, they can say it weren't meant for them
@@jffdad1480gggh right….cause North Korea would sue even though it’s basically an isolated country
@@Br1cht what do you mean by that
@@Br1cht Cause the east is so good
This was his last sleep.
O Vasco agradece por mais um jogador
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Kkkkkkkkk
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Não entendi a piada, explica ae
análise
@@ailtonjose3079 quando falam "entrou pro vasco" ou "mais um jogador pro vasco" é pq alguém morreu ou vai morrer; nesse caso o cara vai morrer
I love how they just drew some symbols on the banners that look like runes at 0:43 to make it look legit instead of, you know, using actual Hangeul.
I wonder how asians would draw symbols to imitate western languages.
@@vitor1678 You mean, like, Cyrillic? I mean, to my knowlegde, it’s just the Slavs who are not too keen on using the common alphabet.
@@wondertome2023 I meant that I was wondering what would be the result of asians trying to imitate western writting by using symbols that look loke those of the western languages.
@@vitor1678 I’d bet they’ll look somewhat similar to what we write. Let’s say, for Cyrillic, it would most likely look like a mix of Kanji and Hangeul if an East Asian tried to imitate it without any intimate knowledge of the language. Old Norse would be probably easier to imitate since they’re just...lines.
@@vitor1678 basically something between english and the russian alphabet
I don't think his insurance will cover that
The punchline of this commercial is that his insurance is so strong that he can afford to sleep in and not show up for an important North Korea event
Maybe he has really no tooth at this point (he wears a denture) and he's just thinking "how do they know that?".
0:52 epictos momentos
조용히해라 이기야
@@nis2513 ¿Ñ?
@@nis2513 cómo que: "gana" ?
@@nis2513 ¿Ñ?
well the guy had guts i hope he will have it in his next life too
Terrima kasih atas pembuatan film pendek ini. sangat bagus untuk motivasi training. bagaimanapun setiap staf itu penting. jangan pernah merasa tidak penting. demikian juga para pemimpin jika memperhatiakan dengan seksasma atas kinerja stafnya maka semua akan merasa memiliki. jangan hanya mencari muka dan prestasi, tapi bagaiaman diri kita bermakna dan bermanfaat bagi orang lain.
from my understanding, I guess the joke is that he's not gonna get executed because he has literal life insurance
When you risk your entire carrer and future for an extra 10 minute sleep:
That’s actually hilarious.
@@user-A690 don’t forget osama bin laden
@@user-A690 who cares and and so off topic...
@@user-A690 “UhHm aChsHulLy iT waS juLy 5Th”🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
I thought I was tripping when the soldier spoke chinese
They use Chinese actor for the soldier
@@chenyeanmingtakumi9033 Yea it sounds like Chinese but it doesn't at the same time yet the setting is North Korean. Very weird in an amusing sense.
“你是怎么搞的！哎了修炼"
@@s.c.p-foundation6923 North Korea gets used as a politically correct standin for China sometimes. Because basically saying anything good about the country is blasphemy to many people and very few people there have globally connected Internet.
哎呀出列！你是怎么搞的？
1 man sleep
1 choreograph team lost their soul
Perfect
Damn i thought it is a movie and was hoping to watch the ending. Brilliantly made! RIP bru.
Greatest short film in history.
"And he was never seen again"
The fact that 0:40 the reporter is speaking dprk accent gibberish korean is absolutely hilarious
I reversed that and it was actually a real north korean announcer! You should reverse this part and this will blow your mind
Today Full stress in my company.
This Comedy made my day 😂😂😂😭🙏
Kim Jung un, please dont kidnap my family and hold them captive
That’s not Kim Jong Un. That’s Kim Il Sung as a middle aged man.
В "КНДР" так называемой, обычные граждане не такие толстые, ибо им банально нечего есть.
Это генетическая хрень...
@@dinoqavor по этому южный кореец на 30 см в среднем выше и на вид крепче, да гинетическая кнш, кис чен ын с уникальным ген кодом по этому он 1 такой жырный.
việt nam cũng là một nước cộng sản nhưng ko như triều tiên họ quản lí nhân dân như mấy con gà
@@dinoqavor он недоедания они тощие и невысокие .
При чем тут генетика?
@@senkosan6294 Ехать
Значит по вашему среднему гражданину КНДР 150 см? Серьёзно? В Советской России тоже был голод и ничего
Behold the spark that will light the flames of rebellion 🔥
that nk people want rebellion is what west pigs like usa and eu want you believe
Turns out, he's a South Korean Spy, but had to pass some sort of final exam.
-999999999999 social credit 🤯😭😱😰🥺😖
That's not even china you idiot one more thing that your emoji is cringe
Next step is 💀
Bruh this is North Korea not china kiddo
"Let me take a short nap before my eternal slumber."
0:41 they use unknown characters lol
It's obviously happened in North Korea, but the actors are speaking Chinese... it's definitely weird but the description of North Korean civil life is quite authentic.
As a Chinese I know why.It's HongKong-made clip(obviously before 2019 when HK is no longer free),so actors speak Chinese yet make fun of North Korea
0:40 beautiful
0:51 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😄😄😄😄😄
Would be interesting if this video one day go viral
It kind of did many years ago among people who were not from China but were working there (I am a citizen of Taiwan who worked in China before).
Now I remember what Korean looked like to me before learning the language
Press F to pay respects
F
F
F
He is based
- 9999999 social credits
May rest in peace 😭😭😭
What are the north koreans gonna do with social credits? They have no internet nor markets.
North korea dosen't have social credits
There's no social credit in dprk
@@Lonewolf-930 yeah exactly
The last part is hilarious 😂😂
Kim’s brother is apart of the army man has everything
Lolllllllllllllllllllllllll 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
Look at his face! Priceless (was it Kim Ill Sung?)
ethier him or kim jong il i cant tell
@@mr.gorbachev1985 It's Il-Sung.
Welcome to Azerbaijan
Uhhhh... What?
Aliyev moment
@@woodonfire7406 talking about how Alıyev is being a total dictator like the Russia, Iran and Armenians are not enough
Azerbaijan moment i guess
Insane budget
Most goofiest ads of DPRK💀
0:51 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember when my 2nd grade teacher show us this I forgot what we were teaching about but yeah
i dont get how that advertises insurance
They definitely don’t cover executions by dictators
the dectator of north korean was so funny he realize the painting of his teeth or missing teeth😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Fun fact:
Delta Lloyd perished after this commercial aired - coincidence? 😄
0:50 When Kim il sung loses a tooth Edit 10/24/2022 Oh hey protip. The only country we're allowed to make fun of is North Korea
Edit 8/11/2023
I guess.
Must be Delta Lloyd insurance 👍
Северокореец врядли может быть таким упитанным, это не аутеинтично
Смотря какой северокореец
Best Commercial ever made 😁🤣
Didn't know about this. Should do more to blast North Korea
finally, after finding it for a ling time, i've found it
pretty funny video btw
Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
The best video for 2022!!!
我怎么听到了你是怎么搞的？
Music name?
North korea
@@ILoveYou-bg9ub th-cam.com/video/RGytE6_Ml3Y/w-d-xo.html this is the song. the song is called song of the happiness of the supreme leader
Ad: Dutch
Officer: Chinese
Parade: Korean
Nani?
I'd be like honored to laugh at this point stupid blank commercial if I were a dictator
Their ego is too inflated
I love how they actually play the dear leader theme song!
The Supreme Leader then laughed
"make this man general of morale"
North korean looks very amazing and gives me vibe and get me high and energy
Bro got metal balls.
yall are saying he will be executed after the show but no . He would be executed in this scene itself 0:02 . The soldier was only being considerate here.
0:52 I’m laughing so hard
That dude brave enough to say Sir,GET the London look
How To lose social credits:💀💀😂😂😂
Wrong country bro
I refuse to believe anyone in North Korea is that well fed except for the glorious leader
Inaccurate
The citizens were much more fatter than the leader
And have an air conditioner
The leader isn’t fat anymore
@@AlternativeLoffen They have air conditioners in DPRK.
Factory workers often have access to AC at work (office workers not so much), and home AC exists as well.
When COVID started, DPRK had news broadcasts warning the population that the AC doesn't filter airborne pathogens and they should not rely on it to stop COVID. If AC is widespread enough that the government mentions it in their COVID PSAs meant for the general public as the audience, it's gotta be at least not unheardof.
Wonder why there was no hole before they turned the banners upside down
As a Korean, that movie is really different from the real one. Korean language in there is not korean. It's more similar to Chinese.
It is a Dutch commercial for an insurance company. I think finding Korean actors to do this can be difficult, they might get in trouble.
I can confirm, as Chinese, street and apartment looks so 90s-China and the officer even speaks mandarin
My man, Kim il Sung has been done dirty 0:52
Rip this guy!
What’s funny is ; the North Korean dictator in this ad looks awfully like Kim Il Sung 😂
I love how they speak Mandarin in a North Korean setting
Is This a Movie??? PLEASE I want to watch it if it is
Deus abençoe todos nós
Amém
I like how the officer says to the guy in Chinese, "What's wrong with you? Come on, practice!"