Me: Can I go to a sleepover? My Mom: You have a bed. Why do you want to sleep in someone else's?! I think that meme applies to most conservative cultures in the world 😂
In Australia as a kid, we had the "Street lights' rule. If the street lights came on, you had to go home, no matter the time of year (unless you were at sports or other extracurricular activities). Bit annoying in winter when they came on at 4:30, but loved it in summer when they don't come on until 8:30.
Idk if I'm the only one who noticed this or not but Hoseung at 10:04 said "..Heejae and someone else who was here" the someone else here,I feel like Hoseung referred to Sehee/Jinkyu since they used to say the ending that way . Idk I feel like it's them as they were Awesome world's 1st/2nd gen members(lmao😆). Anyways this video was quite fun and happy for the new member,Bobo!! 😃
I'm Canadian and could relate to some of these I had a 9pm curfew until I was 18, we take our shoes off at the door and my mom always talked about how much snow they had to walk in up hill! Both ways to school 🤣
Definitely like if they had no bus or anything to get there! Also I don't know if it's a thing or more like on the canadian french side. But in our home we mostly always had a recreation room designed to play or a second living room. Outside there just so much to do it's hardly a punishment, like playing in the snow, cycling, playing hockey or playing in the pool. But in our bedroom except for a bed and a desk it's pretty empty. So being grounded is mostly about being locked in your room.
Okay first of all we love to see the Bromance at 2:57 and the size joke was funny. Second honestly all of this was relatable to me as well, shoes have never been allowed in the house because you don't want to bring in trash from outside or ruin the floors. I'm a 19 year old black girl yes from the US but getting hit with slides or anything found close isn't uncommon. I have 3 older brothers and when they wish to go out they may at any given notice, I however am watched like a convicted felon and investigated about where I'm going, who will be there, what is there family background? Also relationships are unequivocally out of the question. Love the reaction. 💜
My parents were very relaxed with me, I think it's because I was the last in a long line of kids. So I am a very laid back parent too. My kid can study what she wants, because I don't have to like it she does. And if she doesn't enjoy it she won't put in all her effort or appreciate it. Also grounding kids isn't really a punishment anymore they have so much that they do at home, it's better to tell them if they don't behave they have to go out 🤣
As a person from the balkan. Man are asians and balkans the same. We literally are the same in thinking studying also still pretty conservative,etc...it's just so fun watching these memes😂😭 Great work and man seungwoo and hoseung are the best team I hope to see a video with heejae, beomgyu, seungwoo and hoseung at least once in my lifetime🙏🏽🙏🏽
About the grounding in America: Yes, if you don't go out much, then grounding to stay inside doesn't really affect you, but parents may also ground you from your phone, computer, gaming system-- or, if you are old enough to drive, from using the car for anything other than going to school. You can be grounded from anything you use for entertainment, really. It's not just used for not going out. Part of the reason parents don't send us out is because it might not be safe. Korea is a much safer country-- Actually, many Western countries are much safer countries than America (although it does depend where you are in America) for unattended children. Since sending children out of the house as punishment is not part of the culture, you also run the risk of attracting unwanted attention from others who think you are negligent. Here, we only kick adult children out of the house, and it's usually permanent. Basically, to kick your child out of the house, even temporarily = abandonment to most people. Side note: My father also tried the "I walked to school uphill both ways in the snow" with me, but... We live in Texas-- where it is very flat and everything shuts down if there is even a hint of snow. Nice try, Dad.
Actually most of my schools when I was living in various African countries were very close to our house. It wasn't until I came to the US they I realized scold could be really far. In college I has to walk from our Long Island house to Queens, then take a bus to the train station, then switch the train 3 times until I got off in Harlem. I think it was during my parents'times that school was fast. But even then my grandfather built a school right across the road from his compound. My mom and all 17 of her siblings started school there. And if you go to most African countries you'll find that shoes don't even enter the house. You leave them near the door. A lot of homes are actually compounds with souther one or several homes so you can have several generations living in their own "chambers". And the "sieste" culture doesn't just happen in Spain. It happens in quite a few Francophone countries as well.
Me too, I was like nope there are schools in every district here sometimes even more than 2 schools plus its far there are taxis and buses not to mention parents pay for school transportation for designated school etc. and they pick and drop the kids to and from school at their homes. I guess those starving ads are still prevalent and detecting how the rest of the world views, I mean I'm not brushing aside the clear and obvious poverty but most of Africa is quite developed. About the shoe stuff in Zimbabwe where its quite common and expected to leave them outside the house but now that I'm living in South Africa the culture here we just enter with our shoes.
In the US many driving teens live in rural areas where they might live 20-30 miles from their school friends. On the weekends it’s typical to drive to a friends house and possibly spend the night if it’s too late to drive all the way home. I grew up outside a city of about 150,000. My friends lived across town, sometimes it would take an hour to drive to their homes, pick everyone up go the movies then another hour or two to drop everyone back off and then drive home. People in other countries and people in our own country do not realize how distance effects us in the USA. So being grounded is a big deal here, it means not seeing friends over the weekend, so no socializing. This culture really became a big deal before internet because the only way to talk to friends was to meet outside of school. My 19 year old son’s friends are scattered all over our county, we live in the largest county east of the Mississippi River, so it takes tons of planning and driving just to meet up with friends, yes being grounded where you are forced to stay at home is a big deal for American teens.
I grew up in a small town where kids had curfews. We had Junior and Senior proms, home coming football games and dances as well as other special events. I’m not sure if they still do this now but in the 60s they did.
About the one where the parents said that this was how they went to school Every parent, no matter what the nationality, says this. I'm over here in Jamaica and my parents and grandparents said the same thing.
Bobo is so pretty and beautiful and I wish I could look and be more like her. Also i have a massive crush on Hoseung (he is my fav member of the group and always makes me smile and laugj and he is just so handsome)
1st meme: That could be anywhere in Europe too. I have never met anyone who does not take off their shoes before entering the house. My mom would yell me so much if I enter the house with shoes on
The East vs West punishment thing boggles my mind. Grounding here in the USA usually means having all of your entertainment taken away as well. So, no phone, computer, or games. If you've really done something offensive, the parents usually do a massive removal of every kind of pleasurable thing from your room and keep you there like a prison cell. There is literally nothing to do but to "think about what you've done" (parents always say this) and to do schoolwork. Is this really not something parents do in Korea? I'm still surprised. Could someone explain what being punished by staying outside is supposed to do? There are shops, friends, basketball courts, movie theaters etc. to go see outside the house. How is that a punishment?
You have no money and what u can do. Lol.. when it means go out for real, means u go out instantly without prepare anything. Also, most people won't dare to go out for real even their parents said so.
i'm not sure about korea but in my culture kids are still overall pretty dependent on their families so being kicked out of the house isn't seen as a good thing. even if you could go out and do fun stuff there's still the feeling of "where do i go back to" or "when should i go back". i don't think anyone would enjoy their parents screaming at them to get out of the house though, i imagine it's not a good feeling.
In my culture it was more of a "if you don't want to follow the rules, stay out of the house until you realize you did wrong/until you calm down and stop throwing tantrums". Most of the time this kind of sentence were told at night so better calm down because who would want to stay outside in the dark and the cold? (Of course you never go out, it was more like a warning)
@@SuperLameRanger Thanks for clarifying! To be honest, the Korean way sounds more like my mom's particular method of punishment. LOL Nothing beats being thrown into the snow in your pajamas and bare feet for making you reconsider your position. 😆 Thanks again.
Being an Asian and Pakistani I can relate,,,,,,,,hahaha I think all asian parents have taken classes together before coming to this world I think I like this curfew rule of Asian countries,parents are always in favor of their kids,,it's not about matter of girl or boy, we all know daughters need extra care,,,so I liked the mindset of male crew (I think Hoseung oppa is just sweet and friendly to everyone,I am not saying others are rude but I have seen him more than others)
6:19 Spaceship concept was very intriguing. Maybe that's why Western cultures are outward looking while the Eastern cultures are inward looking. 8:40 Everybody understood the meaning of size but nobody wants to accept. 😂
This is so relatable . Like am African but I can relate so much 😂😂😂😂 my parents uses stuff like the slipper or cooking stick when I get a B or talk about sleepovers
oh i can relate to some of these but i have done so many things my parents don't know about DURING my free time or when i was supposed to be at school.
In eastern europe we have pretty much all the same things lmao. I never understood the grounded thing, I'd get sent out and have any screen privileges revoked for 2/3 weeks. And the sleepovers it was more like "i dont want some randos kids sleeping here, but if i let you sleep at their house they're gonna expect to come here, so ur not going anywhere"
I’m from Panama, Central America and I see the difference btw the parties. In here the gatherings btw teenagers/young adults are called “Parkings” and they’re usually on weekends, the thing is that if u say that it starts at 8 NO ONE is gonna be there at that time, we literally arrive +1-2h later, and by that time I was 17 (I’m now 20) my curfew was around 2-3am(also that I got so sleepy🥴), but people were there till morning sleeping anywhere they could😂 and usually we know everyone, but at the end people begin inviting their own friends, brothers, cousins so yeah😂
I just want to clear up this misunderstanding. There are plenty of American households that take shoes off at the door. My family is one of them and we are black. Wore my shoes in the house to the living room once and was immediately scolded.
Hoseung-ssi at 2:53 ttoggata-yo moduga hahaha....@asianfam i can understand you and we can pursue all these as a hobby they say👏👏👏but m okay since i can adapt so i think i would do the same to my youngsters 🤣🤣🤣(i mean eoneu jeongdu sandanghi gongjeonghage rofl:P)
0:54 this is annoying when you live in a building apartment and share a small hallway with the people from the first floor and they leave their shoes in front of your door making it hard to open your door.
Most of the memes were relatable on some level. It was totally funny seeing how the guys would react having a daughter in certain situations like having a guy in her room. 😂😂
That Hoseung-Seungwoo moment at 2:57 🥺 they seem to be good friends 💗💗
Me: Can I go to a sleepover?
My Mom: You have a bed. Why do you want to sleep in someone else's?!
I think that meme applies to most conservative cultures in the world 😂
nooo this is so funny lmao😂
Why does Seungwoo never fail to entertain? l seriously can't get enough of him!
FR HE'S SO CHARMING
As an Indian I can confirm that these are just straight ✨FACTS✨
@M.S - The Science Student! Yea ryt
Same as a middle eastern
In Australia as a kid, we had the "Street lights' rule. If the street lights came on, you had to go home, no matter the time of year (unless you were at sports or other extracurricular activities). Bit annoying in winter when they came on at 4:30, but loved it in summer when they don't come on until 8:30.
I had that in the States too
same in some european countries! but these days kids live very differently & they don’t hang out outside that much unless they are troublemakers
As a bangladeshi kid, we have that too and as the lights are lit up after sunset we playfully call it the "sunset law" sometimes..
@@rainbowgirl949494 so kids in europe go out to the streets?
@@franciscaescobar3042 no, all European kids live together in a gated community, we don't have curfews and we do what we want all day every day
Is Bobo going to be the Cinderella of Awesome World? Because if so, she and Hoseung would be like Beauty and the Beast 😂
ahahahaha
The prince and Cinderella.
“They smell like butter. I smell like sesame oil” -Seungwoo 😂 i don’t know why that was so funny to me but it was.
i've literally been laughing at this for 5 minutes straight😭
I am here laughing over how they two talks about their future daughters rules and regulations 😂😂😂😂
Wish I was this early and sincere towards my studies as I'm whenever Awesome world releases a video
Tu padhai mat kar
@@tjbexo9320 behen..bs ek awesome world k videos hi dekhti hu 3-4 din me ek br.. kitna time ho gya..drama tk ni dekha koi 😭
Seongwoo never fails to make me smile. That bell shake he did at 11:15 was so charming and entertaining. You can tell he's a great dancer
Idk if I'm the only one who noticed this or not but Hoseung at 10:04 said "..Heejae and someone else who was here" the someone else here,I feel like Hoseung referred to Sehee/Jinkyu since they used to say the ending that way .
Idk I feel like it's them as they were Awesome world's 1st/2nd gen members(lmao😆).
Anyways this video was quite fun and happy for the new member,Bobo!! 😃
Sehee must be very busy. Usually they get them to return in later videos once their schedule allows, but it's been a WHILE since we've seen her.
sehee & hoseung had such a great chemistry it was always fun with those two😭
Thank you Heejae for sharing your best friend with the world. This man Seungwoo is a treasure! A TREASURE!!!!
Loving the new cast member Bobo, she is so pretty and has a beautiful smile, hope to see more of her, she looks like shes gonna be funny too!
I'm Canadian and could relate to some of these I had a 9pm curfew until I was 18, we take our shoes off at the door and my mom always talked about how much snow they had to walk in up hill! Both ways to school 🤣
Definitely like if they had no bus or anything to get there! Also I don't know if it's a thing or more like on the canadian french side. But in our home we mostly always had a recreation room designed to play or a second living room. Outside there just so much to do it's hardly a punishment, like playing in the snow, cycling, playing hockey or playing in the pool. But in our bedroom except for a bed and a desk it's pretty empty. So being grounded is mostly about being locked in your room.
Okay first of all we love to see the Bromance at 2:57 and the size joke was funny. Second honestly all of this was relatable to me as well, shoes have never been allowed in the house because you don't want to bring in trash from outside or ruin the floors. I'm a 19 year old black girl yes from the US but getting hit with slides or anything found close isn't uncommon. I have 3 older brothers and when they wish to go out they may at any given notice, I however am watched like a convicted felon and investigated about where I'm going, who will be there, what is there family background? Also relationships are unequivocally out of the question. Love the reaction. 💜
We also take our shoes off inside in Sweden (like 95%) 😆 And maybe bring indoor shoes/high heels etc.
Me, an Eastern European: relates to both, neither and everything in between. Good stuff.
As an Indian,nothing is more relatable than this video!😂💜 really enjoyed it
Hoseung looks so elegant and sophisticated with his hair back out of his face. That's a great hairstyle for him. He looks more mature and debonair.
My parents were very relaxed with me, I think it's because I was the last in a long line of kids. So I am a very laid back parent too. My kid can study what she wants, because I don't have to like it she does. And if she doesn't enjoy it she won't put in all her effort or appreciate it. Also grounding kids isn't really a punishment anymore they have so much that they do at home, it's better to tell them if they don't behave they have to go out 🤣
3:14 “At the end I win” is such a simple but iconic line lmao
i like watching Seungwoo, he's very cute, it makes me wanna be his friend
I'm being honest I saw seok-jin that's why I'm here😁
Yes, i was also thinking when seeing the thumbnail, is it WWH?
Me too 😂
Hoseung's hair looks so good here
Aaaah, so relatable!! I miss Heejae 🥺
Hoseung is such a likable guy , i think he is very intelligent and sweet , every mother wants her daughter to take him home i think 🤣
As an India I can relate to all of these memes so accurately
Me just wondering, "are my parents secretly Asian?" This is literally so relatable. Especially the "Mom, can I sleep at a friends house?" 😅🤣
as a Hispanic i can relate to all, if not, majority of these😭💀
Woah!!! Jin in the thumbnail 😂😂😂
As a person from the balkan. Man are asians and balkans the same. We literally are the same in thinking studying also still pretty conservative,etc...it's just so fun watching these memes😂😭
Great work and man seungwoo and hoseung are the best team
I hope to see a video with heejae, beomgyu, seungwoo and hoseung at least once in my lifetime🙏🏽🙏🏽
I was just thinkimg the same, this was like me when I see Balkan memes
Sameee I am also Balkan and find these so relatable 🤣🤣
In America we have school buses from Kindergarten - 12th grade or if the school is close enough you walk.
Seungwoo is soooooo cuteeee🥺🤩❤️❤️
About the grounding in America: Yes, if you don't go out much, then grounding to stay inside doesn't really affect you, but parents may also ground you from your phone, computer, gaming system-- or, if you are old enough to drive, from using the car for anything other than going to school. You can be grounded from anything you use for entertainment, really. It's not just used for not going out.
Part of the reason parents don't send us out is because it might not be safe. Korea is a much safer country-- Actually, many Western countries are much safer countries than America (although it does depend where you are in America) for unattended children. Since sending children out of the house as punishment is not part of the culture, you also run the risk of attracting unwanted attention from others who think you are negligent. Here, we only kick adult children out of the house, and it's usually permanent. Basically, to kick your child out of the house, even temporarily = abandonment to most people.
Side note: My father also tried the "I walked to school uphill both ways in the snow" with me, but... We live in Texas-- where it is very flat and everything shuts down if there is even a hint of snow. Nice try, Dad.
Actually most of my schools when I was living in various African countries were very close to our house. It wasn't until I came to the US they I realized scold could be really far. In college I has to walk from our Long Island house to Queens, then take a bus to the train station, then switch the train 3 times until I got off in Harlem. I think it was during my parents'times that school was fast. But even then my grandfather built a school right across the road from his compound. My mom and all 17 of her siblings started school there. And if you go to most African countries you'll find that shoes don't even enter the house. You leave them near the door. A lot of homes are actually compounds with souther one or several homes so you can have several generations living in their own "chambers". And the "sieste" culture doesn't just happen in Spain. It happens in quite a few Francophone countries as well.
Me too, I was like nope there are schools in every district here sometimes even more than 2 schools plus its far there are taxis and buses not to mention parents pay for school transportation for designated school etc. and they pick and drop the kids to and from school at their homes. I guess those starving ads are still prevalent and detecting how the rest of the world views, I mean I'm not brushing aside the clear and obvious poverty but most of Africa is quite developed. About the shoe stuff in Zimbabwe where its quite common and expected to leave them outside the house but now that I'm living in South Africa the culture here we just enter with our shoes.
In the US many driving teens live in rural areas where they might live 20-30 miles from their school friends. On the weekends it’s typical to drive to a friends house and possibly spend the night if it’s too late to drive all the way home. I grew up outside a city of about 150,000. My friends lived across town, sometimes it would take an hour to drive to their homes, pick everyone up go the movies then another hour or two to drop everyone back off and then drive home. People in other countries and people in our own country do not realize how distance effects us in the USA. So being grounded is a big deal here, it means not seeing friends over the weekend, so no socializing. This culture really became a big deal before internet because the only way to talk to friends was to meet outside of school. My 19 year old son’s friends are scattered all over our county, we live in the largest county east of the Mississippi River, so it takes tons of planning and driving just to meet up with friends, yes being grounded where you are forced to stay at home is a big deal for American teens.
Just noticed how deep I'm with you guys bc first thing I thought was: I love you all! (And we just met Bobo too pls😭😂 but such good persons always!
asian girls screaming in the chat about curfew when there brothers don't have one
Every video in which seungwoo is there, it's going to be funny
This was the most chaotic of their videos I have seen yet 😂
“They smell like butter but I smell like sesame oil” 😂😂😂😂
Wow, Korea and India are exactly the same, same problems, same kind of parents and same superstitions 😂 love Korea 💙
😂😂😂siz Kore'nin tirnagi olamazsınız bı kere kirlisiniz 😂😂😂 arada çok fark var 🤮🤮😝🤪😠😏😒🥴
Uhhh...that's because it's Asian memes and India is in Asia 😅
@@yashicapoojary9769 I know that, I thought the video was titled memes only Koreans can understand
@@jiyapathak8470 no offence
Noooo,not same 😒😒😒
This was hella relatable to me as well (and I am Italian lol). I guess every old generation parents are the same😅
I’m Nigerian and I relate to all of the memes especially the one of how our parents got to school
I was forced to laugh even I can’t when I watched this video. Those memes are all the TRUTH of ASIAN FAMILY LMAOOOOO
I miss them both you know who I am talking about
I grew up in a small town where kids had curfews. We had Junior and Senior proms, home coming football games and dances as well as other special events. I’m not sure if they still do this now but in the 60s they did.
About the one where the parents said that this was how they went to school
Every parent, no matter what the nationality, says this.
I'm over here in Jamaica and my parents and grandparents said the same thing.
I am Kenyan and I relate to all these, even the removing shoes thing!
Bobo and hoseung are making some chemistry🧨
I miss heejae so much here😂
Yup..me too..
@Fasdi Rerti Not again 😐...
What happened to Heejae
@@suruchikarki9 she's on a break..i guess..
Can’t wait to see more of Bobo❤️
Bobo is so pretty and beautiful and I wish I could look and be more like her.
Also i have a massive crush on Hoseung (he is my fav member of the group and always makes me smile and laugj and he is just so handsome)
as a south asian living in england i totally related to these as well 😭😭
Words of the wiseman: "You both smell like butter, I smell like sesame oil ! " 😂😂😂
My dad told us he walked to school up-hill in the snow both ways all year, then Mom says "oh yes, on the subway?" They grew up in NYC.
1st meme: That could be anywhere in Europe too. I have never met anyone who does not take off their shoes before entering the house. My mom would yell me so much if I enter the house with shoes on
The East vs West punishment thing boggles my mind.
Grounding here in the USA usually means having all of your entertainment taken away as well. So, no phone, computer, or games. If you've really done something offensive, the parents usually do a massive removal of every kind of pleasurable thing from your room and keep you there like a prison cell. There is literally nothing to do but to "think about what you've done" (parents always say this) and to do schoolwork. Is this really not something parents do in Korea?
I'm still surprised. Could someone explain what being punished by staying outside is supposed to do? There are shops, friends, basketball courts, movie theaters etc. to go see outside the house. How is that a punishment?
You have no money and what u can do. Lol.. when it means go out for real, means u go out instantly without prepare anything. Also, most people won't dare to go out for real even their parents said so.
i'm not sure about korea but in my culture kids are still overall pretty dependent on their families so being kicked out of the house isn't seen as a good thing. even if you could go out and do fun stuff there's still the feeling of "where do i go back to" or "when should i go back". i don't think anyone would enjoy their parents screaming at them to get out of the house though, i imagine it's not a good feeling.
In my culture it was more of a "if you don't want to follow the rules, stay out of the house until you realize you did wrong/until you calm down and stop throwing tantrums". Most of the time this kind of sentence were told at night so better calm down because who would want to stay outside in the dark and the cold? (Of course you never go out, it was more like a warning)
@@SuperLameRanger Thanks for clarifying! To be honest, the Korean way sounds more like my mom's particular method of punishment. LOL Nothing beats being thrown into the snow in your pajamas and bare feet for making you reconsider your position. 😆 Thanks again.
I am from India (YES, WE BELONG TO AISIA TOO), and moving out here is not a acceptable thing...so if u get kicled out ITS PRETTY BAD
This seem to be a very common missconception (for some weird reason) but you take your shoes off inside in almost every country on earth!
exactly! american tv shows ruined this for us for a lifetime😪
how is it that hoseung said "I'll kill you" so perfectly?
seungwoo is too damn fine
When you are early and don't know what to comment: 🤷
Being an Asian and Pakistani I can relate,,,,,,,,hahaha I think all asian parents have taken classes together before coming to this world
I think I like this curfew rule of Asian countries,parents are always in favor of their kids,,it's not about matter of girl or boy, we all know daughters need extra care,,,so I liked the mindset of male crew
(I think Hoseung oppa is just sweet and friendly to everyone,I am not saying others are rude but I have seen him more than others)
THIS WAS RELATABLE FOR PAKISTANIS AND INDIANS AS WELL😂💜asian vibe yk🤷🏻♀️
6:19 Spaceship concept was very intriguing. Maybe that's why Western cultures are outward looking while the Eastern cultures are inward looking.
8:40 Everybody understood the meaning of size but nobody wants to accept. 😂
This is so relatable . Like am African but I can relate so much 😂😂😂😂 my parents uses stuff like the slipper or cooking stick when I get a B or talk about sleepovers
I need an update EP w HEEJAE 😭😭😭
oh i can relate to some of these but i have done so many things my parents don't know about DURING my free time or when i was supposed to be at school.
Bobo is beautiful, hopefully she will join in more video
As an asian (indian) these are soo truee😂😂😂
All memes or facts are so relatable 💯🇮🇳
The sleepover one was op broooooooo😂
Jin in the thumbnail 👀💜💜😅
As a Indian specially bengali Sleepover is another thing I've never been out with friends alone....No permission granted from mom....
The "Go out"-picture is so my mother when I turned into a recluse as I entered my adolescence in the early to mid 90's.
For reference I'm fully Dutch.
5:09 “I know who you are, but I kill you!” I like this version more, would’ve been a wilder movie... 😂
I am simple I see jin I clicked 😁
Been watching videos from awesome world as they're all entertaining, but THUMBNAIL WITH SEOKJIN ??? Never clicked this fast lol
I would love to see all the contestants dressed for a formal occasion. Suits and evening gowns.
보면 볼수록 매력적인 남자야.
5:19 Hey guys, this seems ridiculars today. But it was actiually true to my grandparents.
6:57 GOAT
I'm early for once and I don't know what to comment 🙃
In eastern europe we have pretty much all the same things lmao. I never understood the grounded thing, I'd get sent out and have any screen privileges revoked for 2/3 weeks.
And the sleepovers it was more like "i dont want some randos kids sleeping here, but if i let you sleep at their house they're gonna expect to come here, so ur not going anywhere"
I actually doesn't understand but happy to see their fun😍😍
Most things suit my country too, I think parents around the world are really the same
I’m from Panama, Central America and I see the difference btw the parties. In here the gatherings btw teenagers/young adults are called “Parkings” and they’re usually on weekends, the thing is that if u say that it starts at 8 NO ONE is gonna be there at that time, we literally arrive +1-2h later, and by that time I was 17 (I’m now 20) my curfew was around 2-3am(also that I got so sleepy🥴), but people were there till morning sleeping anywhere they could😂 and usually we know everyone, but at the end people begin inviting their own friends, brothers, cousins so yeah😂
Seokjin with shoes in the thumbnail 🤣
I just want to clear up this misunderstanding. There are plenty of American households that take shoes off at the door. My family is one of them and we are black. Wore my shoes in the house to the living room once and was immediately scolded.
I came here after seeing Jin in the thumbnail 😂😂jk jk
Hoseung-ssi at 2:53 ttoggata-yo moduga hahaha....@asianfam i can understand you and we can pursue all these as a hobby they say👏👏👏but m okay since i can adapt so i think i would do the same to my youngsters 🤣🤣🤣(i mean eoneu jeongdu sandanghi gongjeonghage rofl:P)
As an African, I can relate to this sooo much, it's like we have the same parents
0:54 this is annoying when you live in a building apartment and share a small hallway with the people from the first floor and they leave their shoes in front of your door making it hard to open your door.
Seungwoo is so adorable in this video, so cute and fun!! And those grey sweatpants look great on him!!
Most of the memes were relatable on some level. It was totally funny seeing how the guys would react having a daughter in certain situations like having a guy in her room. 😂😂
Better don't set curfew.. Just go with your child 😂😂to sleepover
For my lunch in America I packed an apple, chips, sandwich and cookie :) sometimes a banana instead of apple, or some berries
(Jin was seen) I'M HERE!
So cute how they are gonna be protective dads!!! I hope they are joking tho. 4pm curfew? Noooooooooooo :(
Me: mom i got 99/100
mom: woah my best child! i love you
*mom got call relative- yeah my child got 100/100*
me: ready to runaway
Seungwoo being the new beast? Or do we have two beasts now? :D
Also, did they just used a She-Ra clip for 'being grounded'? Didn't expect that at all.
Hoseung is the gentle beast
Seungwoo never said it but he's the real beast in AW since the beginning he joined 😂 he's so straightforward 😂