Squid Game in Poland 🇵🇱: Ddakji Challenge Reaction

In this video, I react to the Squid Game Ddakji Challenge in Poland 🇵🇱! Inspired by the hit show Squid Game, this popular game challenges participants to throw folded paper tiles in a way that flips the opponent's tile. Watch as I experience this iconic challenge and share my honest reaction to the game that's taken the world by storm!
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[@Planecrash13]

Polska gurom!!

[@WoTBlitzAddict]

Actually it's opposite, Poland is kind of huge in Korea, I can give you some more info if you're interested

[@PolMauro920]

Sure!

[@WoTBlitzAddict]

@@PolMauro920 Many South Korean students studies Polish philology as a chance to live and work in poland, but also to travel back home and translate polish literature to Korean since it's quite popular among Koreans, especially our top creators like Henryk Sienkiewicz, Czesław Miłosz, Adam Mickiewicz or Reymont, but also Sławomir Mrożek, Janusz Korczak, Zbigniew Herbert, Stanisław Lem, Tadeusz Różewicz and others. Frederick Chopin is most known and respected polish composer grown in their culture. South Korean pianist was even a winner of Chopin contest in 2016 in Warsaw (it's a main worldwide Chopin music festival and contest). There are many more interesting things that somehow connected South Korea with Poland but it would take me ages to put them in one comment. Cheers 🥂

[@igorurbanek1300]

Pliz reaction too polski UA-cam in 2024