Hi im the student that appeared on this channel and I just wanted to say that I was talking on behalf of my experiences and i know india is such a big country and different places has different rules in school so please be understanding and i hope everyone enjoys watching!
I just want to point out that in India a lot of JEE and NEET aspirants (some of the toughest exams in the world) go through a lot of stress. The level of competition is insane. Millions of students appear for this exam each each year. These students join expensive academies/ coaching centers and spend their whole day studying for it . Many students commit suicide if they fail to get into IITs, AIMS ( top colleges), or any other good college. There are certain occupations parents force their kids to go towards. The comparisons made by people including your parent really breaks you down. The whole society frowns upon you thinking you are a disgrace.
This is why I'm glad I wasn't raised there. I hear stories about the way my dad was treated back there as a child and it honeslty scares me. I'm so glad that even with the cultural difference he doesn't push me beyond my limits especially since he knows that I'm suicidal
Oh wow it's crazy how we all have different environments and experiences in different parts of india 😯 i've always thought having good college is very important since that's how me and all of the students around me were brought and it can become overwhelmingly stressful too
LOL schools in India are NOT like the USA. I've been educated in both countries and I can confirm. I'd say the Indian school system (like the way it's divided?) is more similar to the UK in the sense that we have primary and secondary school. More explanation of how Indian schooling is like is below: We have kindergarten (we call it pre-primary school) which is divided into two years: LKG (lower kindergarten) and UKG (upper kindergarten). There's also a year of nursery school (the American equivalent of pre-school) prior to LKG and UKG in India but I believe it is optional. After pre-primary (nursery, LKG, and UKG), comes primary school which is from 1st grade to 5th grade. After primary school is secondary school. Secondary school is from 6th grade to 10th grade. 10th grade is an extremely important year as this is when we have school leaving examinations (called board exams). After 10th grade comes 11th and 12th grade. In some places/school systems (there's several school systems in India), 11th and 12th grade are separate and considered college and are called Intermediate 1st and 2nd years, whereas in other places/school systems 11th and 12th grade are within the school/considered secondary school. For the vast majority however, it is considered college. You can think of it as "junior college" and not actual college where you can get a bachelors degree. In these two years of "junior college" students can choose certain subjects to focus on. The most popular ones are Math, Physics, and Chemistry (MPC - chosen by those who want to do engineering), Biology, Physics, Chemistry (BiPC - chosen by those who want to do medicine), or Math, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry (MBiPC - chosen by those who are unsure of what to choose between MPC and BiPC). There are other subject pathways such as civics or commerce but they are less popular as far as I know. When you get to your Intermediate 2nd year (12th grade), you have another set of school leaving examinations (board exam) to prepare for. Similar to the 10th grade school leaving exam (board exam). For those who choose MPC, BiPC, or MBiPC, 11th and 12th grade (junior college) becomes even more stressful 2 years of their lives (can't speak for students in other subject pathways as I'm not familiar with them). Students during these two years study either for JEE exams (engineering college entrance exams), or the NEET exam (medical college entrance exam. similar to the MCAT in the US and Canada) in addition to their board exams. These two exams are extremely difficult so students get tutoring services to pass the exams. *A lot of things the girl in the video said about school in India makes more sense if she went to an international school.* In fact I checked her IG profile and it does seem like she went to an international school. International schools in India are extremely expensive so the average Indian cannot afford to send their children there. It makes sense that school for her ended at 3 and is significantly more laid back. Perhaps international schools are like that. Most schools that I know and the ones I went to personally all started at 8:30 AM and ended at either 4:30 PM or 5:30 PM. Some schools have after school study hours specifically held for students who have low grades so they'd probably stay an extra hour after school. Many students also get tutored after school too but this is a personal choice like the girl in the video says.
@@jagatdeuri3261 it’s a standardized test that 11th and 12th graders take in the US for college. it tests your reading and grammar skills in the english section and also tests you on math. it’s not a college entrance exam so students aren’t required to take it to get into college but a good score on that does improve their chances of getting into more competitive colleges.
It's funny... the poor live a simple and difficult life and the rich dream of simplicity but fear the poor around them who gives them a bad reputation. Personally, I feel no shame in the pictures used. Instead I'm happy it shows kids joyful to go to school. Maybe the Indian that feels shame over that image, and the foreigner that looks down upon a nation with a few images are the ones that need a change of perspective in life.
She sounds fluent in 3 languages not just only korean / indian. She talks about what korean students do but she knows it lol. She went to a korean school before
@@crystalclass4406I believe you and im curious to know how you're so fluent in Korean. I'm an Indian in America and I an currently learning Korean as well so you remind me of me. You are so pretty btw❤
I am an Indian and I relate w her so much, but yeah India is so diverse to represent. kudos to the crew and thanks for the video~ glad to see some tamil movies posters too haha
She is gorgeous. Fun fact... here in Brazil the native índigenous tribes were called índios because the first portuguese settlers thought they arrived in India instead of the new land of South America hahahah
Fr west bengal school sucks I had to drop out because of how teachers treated me and like they destroyed my mental health and still they blame me for that 🤡
Dont get angry guys .I mean as an Indian I get hyper seeing wrong representation of our Country as well but obviously you know the reality and thats enough.We dont need to prove anything to anyone.We are Proudest and Happiest of our Nationality and that matters the most.Dont forget people from across the globe came to study to our Gurukuls cuz they were the only and best medium of education then and also now we have everything best and always gonna have so dont get upset because of sone other insecure stereotypical people.
cuz half of the things she said are not true for most of the schools. Make up is not allowed in most schools. I haven't heard of schools serving this kinda food. Most of the schools don't serve food at all. We aren't allowed to date as per rule but teachers usually ignore it that is until it doesn't escalation. Moreover she said that it's not necessary to go to a good college while students here are unalivi*g themselves when they don't get a good rank in entrance exams of said prestigious colleges.
@@sanskritim6855 she specifically referred to her own school & experience. Others might have their own experiences. You can’t presume to speak for others.
i think schools really differ a lot. mine was more similar to hers coz its a big private school in a major city, but even 10 years ago my friends got in so much trouble just for hugging between friends who were different genders. cant imagine teachers knowing that people were dating. and short skirts and makeup were pretty not ok but till knees was fine. im sure govt schools would be SO different
how? those are normal school. your top 5% private schools dont represent the norm lol, and in most other countries public schools are the norm. Its quite obvious how shitty the public school are in india.
Okay...there are a lot of differences in experiences faced by a lot of people in terms of schooling in India....basically...what Giggle showed in terms of pictures looked like those of government run schools...private schools look way too different...in terms of uniforms, school buildings, classrooms, activities performed etc;...India is a huge and a very diverse country...we have different types of schools and in fact, different boards too...for eg, we have schools which follow state boards for each state in which the first language is the state language...we have CBSE board which is Central board for secondary education...CBSE board follows the all-India curriculum and is much better in theoretical knowledge; We have ICSE board i.e. Indian Certificate of Secondary Education; both of them have English as their first and main language. As the surveys say, CBSE may be a good choice for students seeking future careers in medical and engineering fields. ICSE may be a good option for seeking versatility in selecting subjects, overall student development, and developing strong English proficiency to study abroad; But from my experience and perspective , it depends from student to student and school to school on how they look at things and their way of giving education. As a CBSE high school graduate, with being profound in english, korean, hindi, and other regional languages and skills; people found it hard to believe i was a CBSE student rather than an ICSE student because of my consummate English or other 360 degree development qualities which people generally think only ICSE students possess; which ain't true. So, it all depends on us as well as the schools we studied in which shape us with their norms and skills. Another thing is, Indian high school students, who want to pursue medicine, engineering, CA in their own country, face a lot of struggle rather than a nice lifestyle...as they prepare for entrance exams like JEE, NEET, etc. which are found to be some of the world's toughest examinations(you can check it on the net). At such young ages, all these students do is forget everything and just study...in order to get into the best colleges of their country...and the sad part is, the competition is so high and stresssful, that even the bright students who were once toppers come to a point that it's even hard for them to pass their exams; some students even commit suicide because they think they can't adhere to their parents' expectations. I know the system is really worse because for 2-3 marks there comes a huge rank difference and you miss the college of your dreams or you become less of a priority because of the reservation qouta too...the struggles I stated aren't even half..it's just an endless list..LIFE AS AN INDIAN STUDENT IS REALLY HARD BUT WORTHY TOO AND IS DIFFERENT FROM EVERYONE'S PERSPECTIVE AND EXPERIENCES...
hey giggle, this was a great video minus the stereotypes in the editing! please do a better job with images used of india. india's made up of rural villages, towns, and cities, just like korea and any other country. sure, the images that were used in here are truth--but only one part of the truth, and not the accurate picture. the way it contrasts every single time to images of korea while there are plenty of different sides to korea as well didn't sit right at all (maybe even the music is a tad bit stereotypical).
Okay .. everything is good, them interacting with each other freely and comfortably....but the choice of pics inbetween being shown of Indian kids is quite streaotypical image of India by foreign media
The stereotypical images do come from a place of truth. It's hard even for people living in India to experience all of it. If you go to rural parts, it is just like the pictures shown. Although it's definitely not representative of the school the girl in the video goes to, or the entirety of Indian schools, it is still an apt representation.
@@yntao are you one among them i mean upper class, and do you belong to this country?? Then you must have know there is no such thing called as upper class students! It's different board! like State, CBSE, ICSE and you can see everyone work hard to get into college no matter how rich they are
@@jessicajessi9674 not colleges but universities. some people want to study further in university but cant afford to go abroad and middle class and upper have an advantage since they have money to support their kids studies whereas the working class parents might not be supportive many times and they lack financial support too
She gave answers based on her own experience,me an Indian couldn't relate to her at so many points,she must have gone to an international school bcs her story sounds like that of an international school student. We students of government and regular public schools have very different stories to tell.
@@crystalclass4406they said “I think it’s similar to the US” after talking about all grades being combined in school in India. I wasn’t talking about Korea..
There are some schools that have K-12 (rural areas, charter schools, schools for students w physical and/or intellectual disabilities). There are also some that have K-6 and 7-12, rather than all 3 separate or all together.
@@xisnothappy this is the girl from the video in case u didnt know ! just thought youd find it cool she replied to ur comment also, theres a reason for the words 'i think' and 'similar' in this sentence. it doesnt mean she knows for sure. it means she THINKS that is similar to the us, and similar meaning close to/not exact
PS. IM SOUTH ASIAN ! I cant be the only one feeling like the comments are so negative. She was giving HER experiences as an Indian. Not yours. Its different for everyone, her life wont be just like yours. And about the music and the pictures, I doubt they were used with racist or malicious intent, especially since they literally have an Indian girl sitting there talking about her experiences as an Indian. The whole point of the video was to let 2 foreigners share their cultures in their countrys and how it is. Obviously they'll use Indian music in the BG, they want to include more of the culture into the video. You guys are making it seem wrong, when I really dont see how using Indian music in a video that an Indian is talking about her Indian school life and what not is racist. It makes no sense. And about the images, sure it can be stereotypical in a way, but honestly India can be like that. Google will provide those images. Even then, India can be like that. Stop making everything about India racist, its borderline racist.
man! my experience is totally different! I am pretty sure she is a arts student lol to be saying it doesn't matter if don't go to a good college. I don't know which school she went to which allowed make up but that is not all schools. I know that she is just telling about her own experience but it could be very misleading for the Korean students because for them you are representing the whole country.
not all schools but most international schools allow makeup, i actually said that in the video but it didnt come as clear maybe edited out sorry for that,
So you think people who takes arts have easy life well then wakeup bro you also need some reality check asked people who preparing for gov. Job or upsc lmao ......
in my country, school started at 6.30 and ended in 2 pm normally. but if you have extracurricular activities, it'll end at 3 to 5 pm. in my son's school every student needs to have at least 2 extracurricular activities. they have to do a lot of homework too, so they dont really have time to just relax. they needs to sleep early so they can wake up at 5am (especially when you are muslim, you need to do the morning prayer). my son usually use break time just for a little nap, he give up playing with his friend or eating snack, he needs his nappy time x))
I gotta point it out... Idk why the team only brought together pictures of village schools (government powered) and their students. But FYI there's loads of Huge private institutions in India. Infact they make up about 85% of schools of India. So it'd be great too if those institutions were shown too, even in glimpse.
I belong from india..for the comparison why this channel showing picture of rural schools not schools from urban areas..even its not urban many and more indian goes to rural school but school are not kinda kinda like this..its more diffrent..why they always potrait indian as an rural school...i belong from north east india and here school were diffrent...this korean channel showinh india in a good sode but thats not fair the photos were dusky and though the schools were like from rural...its not fair...i am from northeast schools were diffrent from lab to canteen to computer room to common room from practise hall to exam hall one thing i should clear its not urban its in small village town showing these pictures its not fair...starting classes from 8 to 3.30..then tutoring till 4 too 7 or 8..its not easy do show some good school..and i had seen.many videos here they always potrait indian in slums and many..change the prospective view.
Nice conversation. But whats up with the stereotypical pictures? Korean media is notorious for showing Indian stereotypes on a consistent basis. Be it news, travel vlogs etc. Not sure this is due to lack of exposure, pure ignorance or lets-get-some-views strategy. C'mon guys India is such a diverse country and you are still stuck with the age old trope of showing Indian stereotypes!
It's my personal opinion no hate to anyone that Korean style makeup doesn't look good on Indian girls I mean Korean makeup is usually made for pale and white skin but indian skin type is not like that I have seen some influencers like pooh in Korea and radhika bhagia they look good in Korean style makeup but majority of indian influencers in korea they doesn't look in that makeup they should do indian style makeup like indian girls usually do especially in these shows it will look really good on them.
sure it's your opinion, but why are you telling people what they should do with their makeup, especially under a video that has nothing to do with that? it's not that serious, makeup is just a form of expression and you can always tailor specific makeup styles to your own features and skin. you're generalizing a heck ton of different ethnicities, features, and skin tones when you say that it doesn't look good on indian girls and their "skin type"
@@gunja574 yeah i’m not korean either my name is indian as well, i know 🤡 that comment was made in truth irrespective of ethnicity, but if you want to bring that up, then it’s even more irritating when your own ethnicity, especially a man of that culture, thinks or dictates a certain way a woman should look or do something.
@@nithyaangadi as I said that it's my personal opinion and what's wrong with telling how I think , comment section is made to share our opinions . If someone likes someone outfit , hair , makeup or any other things they appreciate them , praise them similarly I don't like this type of makeup it doesn't mean that I am telling them what to do or not it's their choice and maybe after reading this type of comments regarding makeup maybe their channel do some changes in makeup specially on Indian girls . I don't understand what's wrong with sharing our opinions this channel is making videos on people's demand about what they want .
@@yntaoYou dont need to be high class to have a good school??? Everyone goes to the same school, rich or poor, and the infrastructure has been improved significantly.
@@yntaoit’s not. I graduated school in 2018 and still we had proper infra in school including proper benches ( not sitting down), atleast one smart board classroom, cctvs etc and I studies in a Government school not even private school.
@itzchaeyoung4339 GIRLL I never thought I'd find another one of your comments saying her Korean isn't good, AGAIN! Now I'm convinced your a jealous Koreaboo or a full blown racist who can't handle an amazingly talented foreigner! The truth hurts dumbass
I agree with everything except 2 points which I'd like to correct 1. Make-up is not at all allowed, although yes, some girls do very minimal makeup like to light mascara 2. Stress to get into a good college is HUGE. Maybe because of her fashion designing stream, it could be a little less for her(I respect her choice & by no-means am I trying to demean the Fashion-designer industry, I'm merely comparing the competition among candidates who gotta appear for the respective exams), but for mainstream jobs like Doctors/Engineers/Lawyers/CAs, there's a huge competition among students & thus, a lot of stress.
The only thing I got offended of was when they said that 'Getting into a good college does'nt really matter in India'. I am so sorry but if this is true then my whole life would have been a lie..In India we are taught be the FIRST in every sphere starting from the first grade itself..there is so much of INTENSE COMPETITION that it snatches away a Good Night's sleep from a children bcz of the immense pressure from parents, friends and teachers they have on them..In India I think these days Children have more pressure on them then the grown up adults.
I am From India and dating is not allowed in our schoool, makeup is not allowed , only braided hair is allowed , the punishment is usually physical punishment and in senior year we don't have any skirts we wear whole body covering clothes called suit we haave to wear it even in summers
Thank you giggle for this video! Also India being a huge diverse country with different boards and types of schools, not every students experience would be similar!
bro indian students takes medicines if they r not feeling well but still study hard to get the top college ....and u r saying that they have less passion for studies than koreans ... i mean i know koreans too r passionate but never underestimate indian students passion
3:24 um no. US is daycare, elementary (preschool-5th), middle school (6th-8th), then High School (9th-12th) Not all in the same school. Unless you’re in like a private school or you’re homeschooled. 6:00 3rd graders in High school are called Juniors
In terms of student pressure, Indian students are better, indian students actually learn to tackle and faceoff problems and pressure very naturally, its in their blood. But for typical Korean students its just worse, their society just want perfect perfection in everything.
I am Indian and I didn’t go to such school. They always pick village and other pictures for India when we have loads of private and government schools that are way way better than what they show!!
Wtf with representation of Indian school ? Im from India, and i can assure there are best schools here , im not saying schools they represent doesn't exist, giggle should have researched more !!!!!
ouch...the videos of schools shown are rlly of like village school, I mean like modern day school dosen't even look like this. The difference between the real normal school and the one depicted in this video is on a whole diff. level
I know colorism is really crazy in Asia. Even though I’m African American I’m her skin skin but maybe a little lighter so it does show not only black people can have be brown skin. Plus most of us have brown skin not black.
India's gdp per capita is 2,342 dollars per year, ranking 138th in the world. You may be privileged to be born in a middle or upper class family, but there are hundred millions of dobbies in India doing your laundries earning less than a dollar a day.
At the age of 20 I did my graduation and at the age of 23 I did post-graduatiom aka Masters program. So basically from 18-20 our graduation is meant to be done. But there are other students who take break from studies then they complete it later age like 23-24 and in my college like I studied from St.Xavier's College , Ranchi and in both graduation and masters we need to do credit work like gave 1 month service to any social service without losing attendence like after college from recognised Social school, orphanage, old shelter etc after that they gave us our marksheet. And in other colleges the passing marks is 33% but in my college passing mark is 45 to 50% and 75 % attendance is necessary for each semester. Even they give us extra classes before exam. And each student needs to do presentation and survey work of each exam and it's looks like I was in school but it's totally worth it . And not in college but now even in school they take written exam with interview. Makeup is banned here in school only kajal and lip balm allowed but now there are loads of things available...to fool maybe. And all wants good and affiliated school and college without it, it creates bad effects on our personal profile to get a job or go to higher studies. Now even in kindergarten parents choose to go with affiliated and good education school because we're in competition era and I know because my son is 5 year old.
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Hi im the student that appeared on this channel and I just wanted to say that I was talking on behalf of my experiences and i know india is such a big country and different places has different rules in school so please be understanding and i hope everyone enjoys watching!
Which student?
@@ayako_samaa I think she's saying that she was the Indian student :)
@@bellabean10 ohh okay thank!
Yes, India is very diverse it's not easy to give generic view of vast things. But you did really well dw !!
You're amazing! I really enjoyed the conversations you had. I wish you all the success in your endeavors.
I just want to point out that in India a lot of JEE and NEET aspirants (some of the toughest exams in the world) go through a lot of stress. The level of competition is insane. Millions of students appear for this exam each each year. These students join expensive academies/ coaching centers and spend their whole day studying for it . Many students commit suicide if they fail to get into IITs, AIMS ( top colleges), or any other good college. There are certain occupations parents force their kids to go towards. The comparisons made by people including your parent really breaks you down. The whole society frowns upon you thinking you are a disgrace.
This is why I'm glad I wasn't raised there. I hear stories about the way my dad was treated back there as a child and it honeslty scares me. I'm so glad that even with the cultural difference he doesn't push me beyond my limits especially since he knows that I'm suicidal
@@bellabean10 I'm glad that you have such supportive parents. Hope you are doing good! Many parents need to realise mental health is important!!!
@@bellabean10I hope you are doing well. You have nice parents 😊
as a neet aspirant i can relate
How can we forget abt KOTA?🙃😊
GIGGLE is doing a fantastic job with bringing people from different backgrounds together. Especially with the younger generation.
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Am I the only one who thinks they mostly have conventionally attractive people on this channel (of course there are exceptions)
@sugarzblossom8168 It's prob because the people they invite are public figures/influencers. These people are usually conventionally attractive
@@onceinamillion5549 true. A shame but true. It might be harder to get "ordinary people" for these videos
They always choose only pretty strangers to give an illusion of mutual respect.
Oh wow it's crazy how we all have different environments and experiences in different parts of india 😯 i've always thought having good college is very important since that's how me and all of the students around me were brought and it can become overwhelmingly stressful too
Yeah right
LOL schools in India are NOT like the USA. I've been educated in both countries and I can confirm. I'd say the Indian school system (like the way it's divided?) is more similar to the UK in the sense that we have primary and secondary school. More explanation of how Indian schooling is like is below:
We have kindergarten (we call it pre-primary school) which is divided into two years: LKG (lower kindergarten) and UKG (upper kindergarten). There's also a year of nursery school (the American equivalent of pre-school) prior to LKG and UKG in India but I believe it is optional.
After pre-primary (nursery, LKG, and UKG), comes primary school which is from 1st grade to 5th grade. After primary school is secondary school. Secondary school is from 6th grade to 10th grade. 10th grade is an extremely important year as this is when we have school leaving examinations (called board exams).
After 10th grade comes 11th and 12th grade. In some places/school systems (there's several school systems in India), 11th and 12th grade are separate and considered college and are called Intermediate 1st and 2nd years, whereas in other places/school systems 11th and 12th grade are within the school/considered secondary school. For the vast majority however, it is considered college. You can think of it as "junior college" and not actual college where you can get a bachelors degree.
In these two years of "junior college" students can choose certain subjects to focus on. The most popular ones are Math, Physics, and Chemistry (MPC - chosen by those who want to do engineering), Biology, Physics, Chemistry (BiPC - chosen by those who want to do medicine), or Math, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry (MBiPC - chosen by those who are unsure of what to choose between MPC and BiPC). There are other subject pathways such as civics or commerce but they are less popular as far as I know. When you get to your Intermediate 2nd year (12th grade), you have another set of school leaving examinations (board exam) to prepare for. Similar to the 10th grade school leaving exam (board exam).
For those who choose MPC, BiPC, or MBiPC, 11th and 12th grade (junior college) becomes even more stressful 2 years of their lives (can't speak for students in other subject pathways as I'm not familiar with them). Students during these two years study either for JEE exams (engineering college entrance exams), or the NEET exam (medical college entrance exam. similar to the MCAT in the US and Canada) in addition to their board exams. These two exams are extremely difficult so students get tutoring services to pass the exams.
*A lot of things the girl in the video said about school in India makes more sense if she went to an international school.* In fact I checked her IG profile and it does seem like she went to an international school. International schools in India are extremely expensive so the average Indian cannot afford to send their children there. It makes sense that school for her ended at 3 and is significantly more laid back. Perhaps international schools are like that. Most schools that I know and the ones I went to personally all started at 8:30 AM and ended at either 4:30 PM or 5:30 PM. Some schools have after school study hours specifically held for students who have low grades so they'd probably stay an extra hour after school. Many students also get tutored after school too but this is a personal choice like the girl in the video says.
And what the hell is sat it's my Frist time hearing it and i have completed my 12th these year.
@@jagatdeuri3261 it's for studying abroad
@@jagatdeuri3261 it’s a standardized test that 11th and 12th graders take in the US for college. it tests your reading and grammar skills in the english section and also tests you on math. it’s not a college entrance exam so students aren’t required to take it to get into college but a good score on that does improve their chances of getting into more competitive colleges.
you explained it really well !!
Yea you are right she is half indian and half malaysian so she obviously went to an international school and she was not always in india too
Apparently Giggle wasn't able to find other pictures of Indian schools ... not saying that we are not poor but WTF?
It's funny... the poor live a simple and difficult life and the rich dream of simplicity but fear the poor around them who gives them a bad reputation. Personally, I feel no shame in the pictures used. Instead I'm happy it shows kids joyful to go to school. Maybe the Indian that feels shame over that image, and the foreigner that looks down upon a nation with a few images are the ones that need a change of perspective in life.
Ikr! It's so frustrating tbh
I think they could just search for high school or middle school India like even we don't look that poor tho
Exactly🙂🙂
fr lol
they literally just showed pictures of government schools
Her Skin is So Beautiful
She's so pretty
She sounds fluent in 3 languages not just only korean / indian. She talks about what korean students do but she knows it lol. She went to a korean school before
Indian isn’t a language, but ik what u mean
never went to a korean school actually😅
@FUCKukraine69 india doesnt have a official language. hindi is a language but its spoken by 50% of india only so its not considered official
@@crystalclass4406I believe you and im curious to know how you're so fluent in Korean. I'm an Indian in America and I an currently learning Korean as well so you remind me of me. You are so pretty btw❤
ah yes I love speaking "indian" like girl what 💀🤦♀
I am an Indian and I relate w her so much, but yeah India is so diverse to represent. kudos to the crew and thanks for the video~ glad to see some tamil movies posters too haha
She looks like a barbie❤ and I'm amazed how she speaks Korean that fluent, so jealous 🥹💕
Wasn't she born there
oh no , dumb bts fans here
pretty girls always appear in giggle! 😊😍
She is gorgeous. Fun fact... here in Brazil the native índigenous tribes were called índios because the first portuguese settlers thought they arrived in India instead of the new land of South America hahahah
don’t everyone already know that
She is so beautiful✨
Every beauty angel in heaven blessed her before she came down. She’s stunning!
5:20 we have college entrance exams such as jee, neet and many more. SAT is mostly written by the students who plan to study abroad(especially USA)
The background music they choose 😂😂😂 made me laugh so hard 😂
And girl acting funny at the starting of meeting 😄
That Indian teen is so pretty and cute💖😍
She’s super beautiful
the indian girl is so pretty omg
Which part of India is she from? I never knew school regulations here were so laid back . Damn I was getting punishments for no reason 😭😭
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@@helllo1234 oh no wonder schools in west Bengal are so freaking strict on the most useless rules💀
Fr west bengal school sucks I had to drop out because of how teachers treated me and like they destroyed my mental health and still they blame me for that 🤡
@@ivy_rin2312 omg im so sorry for you ㅠㅠㅠ hope ur doing better now!!
@@hxxhoe09 I am, thank you ☺️💖 i left that school in 2020 and completed my high school through online school
Dont get angry guys .I mean as an Indian I get hyper seeing wrong representation of our Country as well but obviously you know the reality and thats enough.We dont need to prove anything to anyone.We are Proudest and Happiest of our Nationality and that matters the most.Dont forget people from across the globe came to study to our Gurukuls cuz they were the only and best medium of education then and also now we have everything best and always gonna have so dont get upset because of sone other insecure stereotypical people.
Why indians angry?
well i dont know why didnt they collab with a proper indian student cause she aint even complete indian
cuz half of the things she said are not true for most of the schools. Make up is not allowed in most schools. I haven't heard of schools serving this kinda food. Most of the schools don't serve food at all. We aren't allowed to date as per rule but teachers usually ignore it that is until it doesn't escalation. Moreover she said that it's not necessary to go to a good college while students here are unalivi*g themselves when they don't get a good rank in entrance exams of said prestigious colleges.
GURUKULS were wayyyyy batter than any schools but don't talk about today's outdated indian education system because it's fucked up
@@sanskritim6855 she specifically referred to her own school & experience. Others might have their own experiences. You can’t presume to speak for others.
She’s so pretty 💗💗💗
Pretty indian girl and also talented
She is beautiful
I really like her hair how she has it colored 😭😍
Whenever seohyun smiles she reminds me of lee yu bi. Omg everyone is so pretty here
i think schools really differ a lot. mine was more similar to hers coz its a big private school in a major city, but even 10 years ago my friends got in so much trouble just for hugging between friends who were different genders. cant imagine teachers knowing that people were dating. and short skirts and makeup were pretty not ok but till knees was fine. im sure govt schools would be SO different
I'm a regular viewer of your channel but the pictures of showed to depict Indian school is quite misleading and stereotypical
how? those are normal school. your top 5% private schools dont represent the norm lol, and in most other countries public schools are the norm. Its quite obvious how shitty the public school are in india.
Okay...there are a lot of differences in experiences faced by a lot of people in terms of schooling in India....basically...what Giggle showed in terms of pictures looked like those of government run schools...private schools look way too different...in terms of uniforms, school buildings, classrooms, activities performed etc;...India is a huge and a very diverse country...we have different types of schools and in fact, different boards too...for eg, we have schools which follow state boards for each state in which the first language is the state language...we have CBSE board which is Central board for secondary education...CBSE board follows the all-India curriculum and is much better in theoretical knowledge; We have ICSE board i.e. Indian Certificate of Secondary Education; both of them have English as their first and main language.
As the surveys say, CBSE may be a good choice for students seeking future careers in medical and engineering fields. ICSE may be a good option for seeking versatility in selecting subjects, overall student development, and developing strong English proficiency to study abroad;
But from my experience and perspective , it depends from student to student and school to school on how they look at things and their way of giving education. As a CBSE high school graduate, with being profound in english, korean, hindi, and other regional languages and skills; people found it hard to believe i was a CBSE student rather than an ICSE student because of my consummate English or other 360 degree development qualities which people generally think only ICSE students possess; which ain't true. So, it all depends on us as well as the schools we studied in which shape us with their norms and skills.
Another thing is, Indian high school students, who want to pursue medicine, engineering, CA in their own country, face a lot of struggle rather than a nice lifestyle...as they prepare for entrance exams like JEE, NEET, etc. which are found to be some of the world's toughest examinations(you can check it on the net). At such young ages, all these students do is forget everything and just study...in order to get into the best colleges of their country...and the sad part is, the competition is so high and stresssful, that even the bright students who were once toppers come to a point that it's even hard for them to pass their exams; some students even commit suicide because they think they can't adhere to their parents' expectations. I know the system is really worse because for 2-3 marks there comes a huge rank difference and you miss the college of your dreams or you become less of a priority because of the reservation qouta too...the struggles I stated aren't even half..it's just an endless list..LIFE AS AN INDIAN STUDENT IS REALLY HARD BUT WORTHY TOO AND IS DIFFERENT FROM EVERYONE'S PERSPECTIVE AND EXPERIENCES...
This needs to be pinned
come on she is pursuing some fashion desinging field so her pov is of schools is not that hard
yeah that's why i explained for the people who don't know all of our different systems in brief :)@@minecraftslayer7084 i never said she was wrong..
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hey giggle, this was a great video minus the stereotypes in the editing! please do a better job with images used of india. india's made up of rural villages, towns, and cities, just like korea and any other country. sure, the images that were used in here are truth--but only one part of the truth, and not the accurate picture. the way it contrasts every single time to images of korea while there are plenty of different sides to korea as well didn't sit right at all (maybe even the music is a tad bit stereotypical).
shes so fluent :o
As an SOUTH INDIAN I find none of her statements matches with mine
As an NORTH INDIAN I find none of her statements matches with mine as well I don't know which school she went
Yess
@@meeradevi5114 her experiences are different in school
As an East Indian who studied in Government schools from both South India (Trivandrum) and North India (Delhi) she was pretty much accurate.
@@Dara_107 in south india we can tolerate govrnt schls though but private schls are worst especially my sch
One thing Indian school,s are much harder than Korean school. For sure
Okay .. everything is good, them interacting with each other freely and comfortably....but the choice of pics inbetween being shown of Indian kids is quite streaotypical image of India by foreign media
Ikrr I thought the same
IKR
The stereotypical images do come from a place of truth. It's hard even for people living in India to experience all of it. If you go to rural parts, it is just like the pictures shown. Although it's definitely not representative of the school the girl in the video goes to, or the entirety of Indian schools, it is still an apt representation.
true i think they wanted to show the local schools to people who dont know
🥰very pretty indeed!
why did she say that indians arent serious about getting into good universities... omg i cant believe my eyes and im not even indian
actually true indians just want to get in any university which is available
@@yntao nope you haven't seen true India
@@jessicajessi9674 then its most of the indian students in upper class that apply in foreign universities
@@yntao are you one among them i mean upper class, and do you belong to this country?? Then you must have know there is no such thing called as upper class students! It's different board! like State, CBSE, ICSE and you can see everyone work hard to get into college no matter how rich they are
@@jessicajessi9674 not colleges but universities. some people want to study further in university but cant afford to go abroad and middle class and upper have an advantage since they have money to support their kids studies whereas the working class parents might not be supportive many times and they lack financial support too
She gave answers based on her own experience,me an Indian couldn't relate to her at so many points,she must have gone to an international school bcs her story sounds like that of an international school student. We students of government and regular public schools have very different stories to tell.
She is very pretty and great video 🥰
3:21 what 😭 the us has elementary, middle & high school. And Sometimes elementary goes to 6th instead of 5th (the only anomaly I can think of)
yes ofcourse but korea is different
@@crystalclass4406they said “I think it’s similar to the US” after talking about all grades being combined in school in India. I wasn’t talking about Korea..
I was thinking the same thing. We (the U.S.) have separate schools; elementary, middle, and high school.
There are some schools that have K-12 (rural areas, charter schools, schools for students w physical and/or intellectual disabilities). There are also some that have K-6 and 7-12, rather than all 3 separate or all together.
@@xisnothappy this is the girl from the video in case u didnt know ! just thought youd find it cool she replied to ur comment
also, theres a reason for the words 'i think' and 'similar' in this sentence. it doesnt mean she knows for sure. it means she THINKS that is similar to the us, and similar meaning close to/not exact
PS. IM SOUTH ASIAN ! I cant be the only one feeling like the comments are so negative. She was giving HER experiences as an Indian. Not yours. Its different for everyone, her life wont be just like yours. And about the music and the pictures, I doubt they were used with racist or malicious intent, especially since they literally have an Indian girl sitting there talking about her experiences as an Indian. The whole point of the video was to let 2 foreigners share their cultures in their countrys and how it is. Obviously they'll use Indian music in the BG, they want to include more of the culture into the video. You guys are making it seem wrong, when I really dont see how using Indian music in a video that an Indian is talking about her Indian school life and what not is racist. It makes no sense. And about the images, sure it can be stereotypical in a way, but honestly India can be like that. Google will provide those images. Even then, India can be like that. Stop making everything about India racist, its borderline racist.
your so sweet and thank you so much♡
@crystalclass4406 you're welcome, gorgeous!
@@crystalclass4406 ^^
man! my experience is totally different! I am pretty sure she is a arts student lol to be saying it doesn't matter if don't go to a good college. I don't know which school she went to which allowed make up but that is not all schools. I know that she is just telling about her own experience but it could be very misleading for the Korean students because for them you are representing the whole country.
not all schools but most international schools allow makeup, i actually said that in the video but it didnt come as clear maybe edited out sorry for that,
Yes
she is pursuing fashion designing
right? I was questioning my whole school life a moment ago. lol
So you think people who takes arts have easy life well then wakeup bro you also need some reality check asked people who preparing for gov. Job or upsc lmao ......
in my country, school started at 6.30 and ended in 2 pm normally. but if you have extracurricular activities, it'll end at 3 to 5 pm. in my son's school every student needs to have at least 2 extracurricular activities. they have to do a lot of homework too, so they dont really have time to just relax. they needs to sleep early so they can wake up at 5am (especially when you are muslim, you need to do the morning prayer). my son usually use break time just for a little nap, he give up playing with his friend or eating snack, he needs his nappy time x))
I gotta point it out...
Idk why the team only brought together pictures of village schools (government powered) and their students.
But FYI there's loads of Huge private institutions in India.
Infact they make up about 85% of schools of India.
So it'd be great too if those institutions were shown too, even in glimpse.
First I was crushing on Yukta and now Renee😭😭😭
Only Yumi, Bom, and Hannah for me.
to me, Yumi looks good, do check "Pooh in Korea" she is Indian living in Korea , she is my favorite
I belong from india..for the comparison why this channel showing picture of rural schools not schools from urban areas..even its not urban many and more indian goes to rural school but school are not kinda kinda like this..its more diffrent..why they always potrait indian as an rural school...i belong from north east india and here school were diffrent...this korean channel showinh india in a good sode but thats not fair the photos were dusky and though the schools were like from rural...its not fair...i am from northeast schools were diffrent from lab to canteen to computer room to common room from practise hall to exam hall one thing i should clear its not urban its in small village town showing these pictures its not fair...starting classes from 8 to 3.30..then tutoring till 4 too 7 or 8..its not easy do show some good school..and i had seen.many videos here they always potrait indian in slums and many..change the prospective view.
i agree with you
As an NORTH INDIAN (Uttarakhand) I find none of her statements matches with mine as well I don't know which school she went
@@meeradevi5114differs from school to school also state to state and about makeup some international schools allow makeup
Nice conversation. But whats up with the stereotypical pictures? Korean media is notorious for showing Indian stereotypes on a consistent basis. Be it news, travel vlogs etc. Not sure this is due to lack of exposure, pure ignorance or lets-get-some-views strategy. C'mon guys India is such a diverse country and you are still stuck with the age old trope of showing Indian stereotypes!
GIGGLE now it’s time to invite an NORTHEAST INDIAN 🇮🇳 in your show!!! Also happy Independence Day to both INDIA 🇮🇳 AND KOREA 🇰🇷
It's my personal opinion no hate to anyone that Korean style makeup doesn't look good on Indian girls I mean Korean makeup is usually made for pale and white skin but indian skin type is not like that I have seen some influencers like pooh in Korea and radhika bhagia they look good in Korean style makeup but majority of indian influencers in korea they doesn't look in that makeup they should do indian style makeup like indian girls usually do especially in these shows it will look really good on them.
sure it's your opinion, but why are you telling people what they should do with their makeup, especially under a video that has nothing to do with that? it's not that serious, makeup is just a form of expression and you can always tailor specific makeup styles to your own features and skin. you're generalizing a heck ton of different ethnicities, features, and skin tones when you say that it doesn't look good on indian girls and their "skin type"
@@gunja574 yeah i’m not korean either my name is indian as well, i know 🤡 that comment was made in truth irrespective of ethnicity, but if you want to bring that up, then it’s even more irritating when your own ethnicity, especially a man of that culture, thinks or dictates a certain way a woman should look or do something.
@@nithyaangadi as I said that it's my personal opinion and what's wrong with telling how I think , comment section is made to share our opinions . If someone likes someone outfit , hair , makeup or any other things they appreciate them , praise them similarly I don't like this type of makeup it doesn't mean that I am telling them what to do or not it's their choice and maybe after reading this type of comments regarding makeup maybe their channel do some changes in makeup specially on Indian girls .
I don't understand what's wrong with sharing our opinions this channel is making videos on people's demand about what they want .
@@gunja574 I am a girl 🤡 it's Pratikshya not Pratik
@@gunja574 i was calling you out on how you didn't even potentially recognize that an indian would recognize an indian name.
i dont think she represents majority of the indian students. I could relaate more to the korean students than her
I have say that.. My school doesn't allow make up at all .. 😂
International school not mine
No way he thought she's from China lmao
in india school timings vary by school, as for me it used to be 8 to 6. but mostly it will be until around 5
Mine is day school it a starts from 10.15 till 4
In my class we have 46 students... All in one class... Hearing them saying that there will be less than 30 makes me shocked..
please wats with the bg music ahhhh😭😭
Indian school's are far way much better than shown
Please understand that the schools shown are accurate represenations as well don't be mad because you're high middle class school didnt appear
@@yntaoYou dont need to be high class to have a good school??? Everyone goes to the same school, rich or poor, and the infrastructure has been improved significantly.
@@yntaoit’s not. I graduated school in 2018 and still we had proper infra in school including proper benches ( not sitting down), atleast one smart board classroom, cctvs etc and I studies in a Government school not even private school.
I guess it was a Government school picture which is worst in most part of india
@@yntaoits not about expensive private schools but at least proper maintainance should be there like at least minimum facilities
I think even this girl doesn't know...India also does good collage matter.And only middle class students work hard to get good collage..😣
not true at all even poor class students aim for college but cant bc of money
@@yntao Yes..🥺
She's so pretty ❤ .... Again Korean stereotypes are funny 😂
Her Korean is bomb 💣
Which school in India allows makeup? I am wondering 😮😮
International but yeah some girls do light make up like some little mascara and all to not get caught
How is she able to speak Korean so well? Jealous much🥺
she's not that good, no need to be jealous
@itzchaeyoung4339 GIRLL I never thought I'd find another one of your comments saying her Korean isn't good, AGAIN! Now I'm convinced your a jealous Koreaboo or a full blown racist who can't handle an amazingly talented foreigner! The truth hurts dumbass
@@itzchaeyoung4339 ^^
@@itzchaeyoung4339i think u r more jealous than her
@@anujmourya4118 bitch I'm korean what is there to be jealous about?
so pretty
wahhhhh this is so cool to watch
I agree with everything except 2 points which I'd like to correct
1. Make-up is not at all allowed, although yes, some girls do very minimal makeup like to light mascara
2. Stress to get into a good college is HUGE. Maybe because of her fashion designing stream, it could be a little less for her(I respect her choice & by no-means am I trying to demean the Fashion-designer industry, I'm merely comparing the competition among candidates who gotta appear for the respective exams), but for mainstream jobs like Doctors/Engineers/Lawyers/CAs, there's a huge competition among students & thus, a lot of stress.
The Indian girl is so pretty I wish I could be that pretty 😭😭
Lol
I’m sure you are pretty too in your own way. Everyone is beautiful, please don’t put yourself down ❤
For me this yt acc is the best because it makes me happy❤❤
The only thing I got offended of was when they said that 'Getting into a good college does'nt really matter in India'. I am so sorry but if this is true then my whole life would have been a lie..In India we are taught be the FIRST in every sphere starting from the first grade itself..there is so much of INTENSE COMPETITION that it snatches away a Good Night's sleep from a children bcz of the immense pressure from parents, friends and teachers they have on them..In India I think these days Children have more pressure on them then the grown up adults.
4:56 the among us sound effect 💀
Loved watching this!!!
Supercool, Renee!!! 👍👍❤️
How beautiful she is
Ha Ha
I am From India and dating is not allowed in our schoool, makeup is not allowed , only braided hair is allowed , the punishment is usually physical punishment and in senior year we don't have any skirts we wear whole body covering clothes called suit we haave to wear it even in summers
Thank you giggle for this video! Also India being a huge diverse country with different boards and types of schools, not every students experience would be similar!
Yes queen represent us
Idk where these all UA-cam channels getting Indian background music 🎶 From but it feels good and understandable as an Indian audience.
She's beautiful!
wow! i never even thought of seeing a foreigner with my name! im canadian and there are barely any Renee's here either. very cool to see
I'm from india but my school starts at 7am and end at 8pm 🥲
What?? Which school
Alpha matrics hr.sec school
Why after studies or what?
The Indian girl is so pretty
Ha Ha
What shoes is the Indian girl wearing she’s so pretty omg
bro indian students takes medicines if they r not feeling well but still study hard to get the top college ....and u r saying that they have less passion for studies than koreans ... i mean i know koreans too r passionate but never underestimate indian students passion
I'm also Indian but my school is soo different
It's interesting how our schools are different in many ways
6:52 the min i got skook by seeing tamil movie posters
3:24 um no. US is daycare, elementary (preschool-5th), middle school (6th-8th), then High School (9th-12th)
Not all in the same school. Unless you’re in like a private school or you’re homeschooled.
6:00 3rd graders in High school are called Juniors
1:27 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
In terms of student pressure, Indian students are better, indian students actually learn to tackle and faceoff problems and pressure very naturally, its in their blood. But for typical Korean students its just worse, their society just want perfect perfection in everything.
The way you praise india and then talk down to korean culture is crazy. Its not a competition, both are similar in diversity.
Every indian girl are beautiful ❤
I am Indian and I didn’t go to such school. They always pick village and other pictures for India when we have loads of private and government schools that are way way better than what they show!!
Love from India ❤
Someone pls bring northeast Indians, I want to see their reaction
Seriously I want someone to give attention on northeast Indian
By the way I am from assam
Wtf with representation of Indian school ? Im from India, and i can assure there are best schools here , im not saying schools they represent doesn't exist, giggle should have researched more !!!!!
ouch...the videos of schools shown are rlly of like village school, I mean like modern day school dosen't even look like this. The difference between the real normal school and the one depicted in this video is on a whole diff. level
The pictures I can’t anymore they still thinks India’s like that lol come visit here!!!!
I know colorism is really crazy in Asia. Even though I’m African American I’m her skin skin but maybe a little lighter so it does show not only black people can have be brown skin. Plus most of us have brown skin not black.
Do yall really think we all Indians are poor? Nah like then what's the point of spending lakhs in my academics expenses? only to see this😭?
India's gdp per capita is 2,342 dollars per year, ranking 138th in the world. You may be privileged to be born in a middle or upper class family, but there are hundred millions of dobbies in India doing your laundries earning less than a dollar a day.
Why do you automatically assume the schools shown in the video are poor?
@@yntaoits government school I guess
wHY THE BGM though ?? It's not a temple vlog 😐😐😐😐
At the age of 20 I did my graduation and at the age of 23 I did post-graduatiom aka Masters program. So basically from 18-20 our graduation is meant to be done. But there are other students who take break from studies then they complete it later age like 23-24 and in my college like I studied from St.Xavier's College , Ranchi and in both graduation and masters we need to do credit work like gave 1 month service to any social service without losing attendence like after college from recognised Social school, orphanage, old shelter etc after that they gave us our marksheet. And in other colleges the passing marks is 33% but in my college passing mark is 45 to 50% and 75 % attendance is necessary for each semester. Even they give us extra classes before exam. And each student needs to do presentation and survey work of each exam and it's looks like I was in school but it's totally worth it . And not in college but now even in school they take written exam with interview. Makeup is banned here in school only kajal and lip balm allowed but now there are loads of things available...to fool maybe. And all wants good and affiliated school and college without it, it creates bad effects on our personal profile to get a job or go to higher studies. Now even in kindergarten parents choose to go with affiliated and good education school because we're in competition era and I know because my son is 5 year old.
Which school is she from where the regulations are laid back, no pressure if getting into good colleges and allows make-up ☠️
Of*
i said i was from an international school and that other schools are quite different
@@crystalclass4406 u didnt even tell them that u r only half indian???
That's why we say India is a diverse country in all aspects... 🙃🙃
I love giggle ❤
When did indians have seperate English names 😂