Max Power very ignorant and racist. You can say something similar to African - Banana - perfect gift. And then you will be called as a racist, but well saying shit about Russians is ok.
Pretty douchebaggy actually, if nothing else that jacket he wears is probably the only jacket he's got over there, add that to the fact that he's the only NKean they saw in that region, and his superiors would have a pretty easy time to figure out who he is. From one camp to the next... >.>
Thank you. Old comment but I absolutely agree. Fucked up of them not to actually blur the mans full face, even his whole body. Wonder where he is now..
The half attempt at blurring the Korean worker's face doesn't sit well with me. You could have done a lot better considering his life is on the line. I pray he and his family are okay.
This is a very Western way of looking at it, and speaing as a Slavic Eastern European myself, would say it's highly unlikely (though who knows, maybe there are altruistic ex police chiefs out in the Siberian wilderness still). It's far more likely they plied him with currency and lots of vodka.
My Dad was a Chief of Police for 16 years and Sheriff for 9. This guy is the Russian version of my dad. He'd help out anyone if involved a good story and booze. The prospect of violence would also sweeten the deal for him.
He's the founder and kinda the boss, so he gets to pick the best subjects I guess. But yeah, he's awesome and seem fearless even when consequences could be dramatic.
He's the founder of vice he's fucking awesome I actually ran into him in Tribeca nyc near his apt he's wicked cool and asked what I liked about vice what I didn't like and any stories that I thought ppl might like 2 see or hear about
@@mastersanada He wouldn't *still* be on the job because they have three-year contracts only. But there still is a chance North Korea or its camps' officials saw his video when it came out or slightly after. We also don't know how long he has been working at the camp.
Why blurring tho ? They were already back to their rich country in their rich homes. It doesn't change anything to them, plus all Koreeans look the same anyway.... Trust me i watch anime.
Siberians are very friendly. When you go to east, you leave many of your problems and stresses behind you, things that matter in Europe do not matter. Everyone says the further from the center you travel, the happier you become.
David Frigault I was speaking of Russians and native Siberians, I have never met a North Korean. It seems that their troubles are with them wherever they go.
@@braydoncollins8421 there's a lot of problematic stuff there that seems so outdated. I mean the whole thing literally started with a sexist joke that would immediately get you fired in today's world. cringy af.
@@SocraticShorts not for free speech but for making sexual remarks about a coworker for example. free speech is your right to criticize your government. don't get such simple things mixed up, you might get fired.
Shane, This is the best documentary I have seen in over 70 years. I speak the language and know the culture very well. I thought. You have the incredible understanding of human relationship and how our mind works. Thank you for your work!
I watched this series 8 years ago and I’ve always admired the film and photography and effort that was put into this journey. I mean this shot just breaks my heart watching the Worker into the sunset. 5:59
+Royalking134's Channel - you need to do something? - yeah but it's not exactly legal... - it's OK, we are not gonna ask before we do it =)))))))))))))))
Ive always had this burning desire deep inside me to travel to strange and exotic places and do exciting things. Like breaking into siberian lumber camps. Thank you Shane and vice for doing this for me. I live vicariously through you, and thanks to you i have a wife and a home. God Bless your sense of adventure and your wifes patience.
if U.S didnt sanction them and boss around it wouldnt have deteriorated like this right. If not for the sanctions i think they would be same as south korea and japan in development
PotatoEskimos China is only communist on paper these days. I mean, they have one of the worlds largest capitalist economies, which really is mutually exclusive with communism.
@@phantomtq Korean War. America helped SK unify, China got involved, America couldn’t unify, they wanted the complete opposite of this. Plus, their all the way across the world and do not listen to countries like the US. Mind to tell me where exactly you got the proof that we bullied them, because we literally can’t do that, because like China already did once, China would intervene.
you should have blurred all of his face. you made a very interesting and entertaining tv show that may cost the life of that north korean labour worker.
@@darkred1438 they mentioned earlier in the documentary that North Korea only chose men over 40 with families, to be sent out to these camps so that they would never risk their families lives by trying to escape.
The north korean governemt may be good at finding people but not when they only have a picture of a chin and know there was some random north korean workers going around with russian scrap traders selling stuff in the far east. I think he is pretty safe
I’ve never been to or experienced the North Korean regime but i expect if they saw this they would find that work camp in that province and that he spread negative propaganda
You are exactly right. But, they would say something balanced that would mess with Smith's infantile geopolitical drama. Smith knows he has to be investigating something profoundly "dangerous", or he is just a tourist in Russia. Remember, this guy is making entertainment. He starts with a preconceived story, and goes out to tell it. It's not journalism.
@@catatoblob8598 That Russia is not a communist state any more, and that focusing upon Russia as an ideological enemy of the west inverts the doctrine of the cold war absolutely, to the very significant benefit of global marxism, and to the detriment of the western culture of christian liberty. If Russians are wicked when they promote godless totalitarianism, and they are yet more wicked when they don't, it follows that they must be inherently wicked, presumably due to their ethnicity. That is abhorrent, on moral terms, and catastrophic, in strategic terms, according to established western values. Obviously it suits sino-marxists perfectly well. You pay your money and take your choice.
omfg im korean and its so odd to hear the translators heavy russian accent in his korean and also the north korean guy's accent. it hardly sounded like the korean i know ha
***** koreans hate kim jong un, he's vile and cruel. im really surprised that people have told you that they love him, they're either messing with you or have no clue what is going on in north korea. in general, koreans hate kim jong un
Just discovered this on a random youtube adventure..... Best show I have seen in a while I'll admit. The reporters are brilliant!! More content like this please Vice :D
Since there is so much speculation about the half-assed blurring, I gotta say it caught my eye too. I really hope the guy did not get into any trouble for appearing on this footage. If so it lies on the journalists conscience, whatever might have taken place later on. On the other hand, the guy didnt say much, as far as we know, but thats beside the point, as someone already mentioned. The blurring could, and should have been done in a proper way, which really is something some Vice &Co should pay more attention to in the future. I find most of these programs both as entertaining, and informative otherwise, but this particular problem has to be addressed for obvious reasons. Unfortunately, this is not some isolated incident I,ve noticed, either. You dont have to be some professional foreignaffairs- guru to understand the importance of this issue, and the possible repercussions involved for All of those who appear on camera, no matter where it goes.
***** I think I see what you mean. Yes in a way it always lies on the perpetrators consience, that is true. But you do realize totalitarian regimes have a draconian chain of command where there is no shortage of all sorts of "volunteers". The issue here is that this poor workers life is on the line If someone Enables the regimes henchmen to identify this man. Who in this case happens to be in a very precarious situation from the get-go since his family is probably also in danger, if he is compromised and caught. The journalist Always has a moral obligation towards his sources. He&Co has to do absolutely Everything in his power to protect his sources. How would you have handled this particular problem if I may ask ?
*@VICE* 🌏☮️ I can’t help but talk about the drunkard from their couple day train ride, he was very unsettling the whole time. Drunk people are very aggressive and annoying. It seems like they were trying to take any small thing as disrespectful just so they can fight you, and that’s a fact. I’m sure that drunkard from the train was craving a fight, to show his dominance and distain for other’s that aren’t Russian. In all honesty, confrontation is like a pastime to them, drinking and fighting go hand in hand. You know that drunkard completely spoiled the Vice crew’s couple day train ride, I can’t blame them though. I *LOVE* this short documentary type content, it almost felt like they were gaining more and more companions to help them through their trip after every episode, just like a television show, video game, movie or anime. 😂 *NOW* this is very informative and entertaining. Excellent work!
+Joseph Vintuks yeah, none of these people actually had to help at all, especially the old Sheriff (he even risked his fucking car for NOTHING) - no way they would've got this good a documentary without him... =))
Of course that guy had balls. He was the chief of police somewhere in Siberia for 10 years
Its not even syberia but god forsaken lands in far east, way worse act lol
probably seen some real shit, wrested a bear, fought against wolves for food in the winter, probably all while drunk on vodka.
@@undrgrnd734 Not drunk, sober. You're drunk if you don't drink in a place like this.
Dust whats the mame ir the Sony at 2:10
@@pcbuild3468 yea let's see how car insurance protects you against a 10 meter drop in a metal contraption into water.
This whole series is just a couple of dudes who are high and drunk with a camera and ambition. I’m impressed.
And condescending
This is what journalism should be like all the time
lol azian you can do that when you own a journalism business who's going to tell him to stop?
Hunter S Thompson. Cmon.
Basically every country is more American than Americans these days except North Korea.
Russian police:
"Now we will illegally break through on to the territory."
Nathan Sandars 'Vectik' lmaoo
😂😂😂
🤣🤣
Like Ukraine
literally iconic
this whole series is like an rpg video game filled with side-quests and npcs that guide you on your way in exchange for your vodka
Or an anime series where a new character is introduced each episode lol
Yes 😂
i cant stop thinking of the drunk russian guy on the train who tried to trade an orange slice for a gold wedding ring
legend :D
I felt fear watching him, being too close physically, touching these men without their consent, like he knew no limits. Imagine what he’d do to women.
"He got balls, this guy"
Dude.. He is Russian..
Shane did say he'd get him some vodka. Perfect gift for a Russian.
I send my russian friend "Grey Goose" he send me water because that though he though it was and belived it was equally gifted.
Max Power
very ignorant and racist. You can say something similar to African - Banana - perfect gift. And then you will be called as a racist, but well saying shit about Russians is ok.
How is that even racist? Russians do like vodka, you know.
I though russian accept gifts.
They didn't blur the guy's entire face, RIP
RIP, Mr. Withheld.
Pretty douchebaggy actually, if nothing else that jacket he wears is probably the only jacket he's got over there, add that to the fact that he's the only NKean they saw in that region, and his superiors would have a pretty easy time to figure out who he is.
From one camp to the next... >.>
What was the now "dead guy" doing with the Russians? I'm not 100% sure he was still working at the camp. He might not be dead!
Thank you. Old comment but I absolutely agree. Fucked up of them not to actually blur the mans full face, even his whole body. Wonder where he is now..
I hope he's ok
The half attempt at blurring the Korean worker's face doesn't sit well with me. You could have done a lot better considering his life is on the line. I pray he and his family are okay.
They should have used those fake voices although they are cheesy it would've been safer for him
I guess praying is better than nothing if you believe in this, right ?
Right is gross, i think when someone innocent is at risk they shouildnt be shown
Should have done some better blurring
for real loll theyd be showing the north korean guy's coworker and all that as well loll
"I have stolen so many things that I cannot shake your hand."
I love these guys so much.
The ex chief’s willingness to risk so much speaks volumes to how important he feels their story is to tell.
This is a very Western way of looking at it, and speaing as a Slavic Eastern European myself, would say it's highly unlikely (though who knows, maybe there are altruistic ex police chiefs out in the Siberian wilderness still). It's far more likely they plied him with currency and lots of vodka.
My Dad was a Chief of Police for 16 years and Sheriff for 9. This guy is the Russian version of my dad. He'd help out anyone if involved a good story and booze. The prospect of violence would also sweeten the deal for him.
He probably did for some vodka, some cash, and for the laughs. 😎
He's probably just bored as sh*t and f*cked in rhe head from being the chief of police in f*cking Siberia for 10 years
I think it speaks more to the chief of police simply being Russian.
this guys my favorite vice reporter he's really ballsy and doesn't report on dumb shit
How can a man even breath with balls this big?!?!
He's the founder and kinda the boss, so he gets to pick the best subjects I guess. But yeah, he's awesome and seem fearless even when consequences could be dramatic.
True, I wish he does all the Vice stories.
Haha, Anthony I have no idea. My guess is he has diamond balls no one can break. Thanks for the info guys he should be the boss after seeing all this.
He's the founder of vice he's fucking awesome I actually ran into him in Tribeca nyc near his apt he's wicked cool and asked what I liked about vice what I didn't like and any stories that I thought ppl might like 2 see or hear about
how badly can you blur a mans face ? he's risking his life out there. Great documentary though.
I think he escaped from the north Koreans
If he's still on the job and whatnot, I'd say he's dead already. The whole family with him. Arrested tortured and killed off.
@@mastersanada He wouldn't *still* be on the job because they have three-year contracts only. But there still is a chance North Korea or its camps' officials saw his video when it came out or slightly after. We also don't know how long he has been working at the camp.
Anaxilius
He was an escapee so he wouldn’t be dead but his family would
Why blurring tho ? They were already back to their rich country in their rich homes. It doesn't change anything to them, plus all Koreeans look the same anyway.... Trust me i watch anime.
Except for those weird thugs on the train, people in Siberia seem to be pretty kind and helpful.
Siberians are very friendly. When you go to east, you leave many of your problems and stresses behind you, things that matter in Europe do not matter. Everyone says the further from the center you travel, the happier you become.
David Frigault I was speaking of Russians and native Siberians, I have never met a North Korean. It seems that their troubles are with them wherever they go.
i do agree but when Serbian + vodka = OMG SERBIAN
Gamershellboy1
Wait, let's not confuse Serbians with Siberians here.
Gamershellboy1 What do you have against Serbs? And we don't drink votka we drink rakia! Слава России, привет из Сербии :D
this series has the chaotic energy ive been looking for
Back when Vice was actually edgy and interesting.
this is cringy 😭
@@rongike you’re saying the content? If so this is like gold compared to the cringe vice puts out today
@@braydoncollins8421 there's a lot of problematic stuff there that seems so outdated. I mean the whole thing literally started with a sexist joke that would immediately get you fired in today's world. cringy af.
@@rongike lol, can u really get fired for free speech? 😂
@@SocraticShorts not for free speech but for making sexual remarks about a coworker for example. free speech is your right to criticize your government. don't get such simple things mixed up, you might get fired.
I guess in Russia it's totally chill to go down a bumpy ass road at like 110 mph. lol
r/anormaldayinRussia
Yes, except it's about 210 kilometers / hour.
The Auctrix actually the faster you drive on a sand road the less you feel the bumps
its all about the vodka
@@PARlS23 The faster you drive on any road, the less you feel the bumps.
It ain't the road if your car is jumpy at 120 mph
That policeman is a legend props to him
"Just smile, they'll think you're crazy" Haha best advice ever.
I can't shake your hand I've stolen too much stuff.
ROFL😂😅
The reason there is so many parts is because back in the day UA-cam wouldn’t let you post videos over 10 minutes
Oh wow
Shane, This is the best documentary I have seen in over 70 years. I speak the language and know the culture very well. I thought. You have the incredible understanding of human relationship and how our mind works. Thank you for your work!
I've watched this series 5 times and that fat drunk Russian plod is still hilarious
+Jim Lahey "The shitwinds are a coming"
+Jim Lahey king of the gopniks
"Officer is that you talking, or the liquor?"
"I AM the liquor, bo-bandy! "
I like how the music used for this documentary resembles the North Korean propaganda videos.
+Open the Light AUA that whistle is haunting isn't it.
Only the best!
You know a situation is bad when Russians in the barrens of Siberia are saying your life is shit.
+Sahil Zubair i saw that part first and it's the only reason i watched the rest =)))))))))))))))))))
😂😂😂
I watched this series 8 years ago and I’ve always admired the film and photography and effort that was put into this journey. I mean this shot just breaks my heart watching the Worker into the sunset. 5:59
I realize that im relying on stereotypes here but I feel like Shane Smith is the "least Canadian" Canadian ever.
3:30 you steal one of the poster .... you stay there 15 years
Yeah, but I want it super badly.
I dunno, man.. I'd steal the bandana (hachimaki?) and some posters.. That shit looks cool
@@garge7676 worth it!
tell that to OTTO WARMBIER
Ranjan Kumar I don’t think he stole the poster I think it was staged
Name Withheld is a really strange name, even for North Korea.
Yeah well unless you want him executed and have his whole family go to concentration camps.
@@lookherenow2 r/wooosh
Probably a traditional Korean name.
Yeah and damn what the hell happened to us face? Dude must of fell alseep i a blender
I wonder how he pronounces it. Nah may wit held?
Is anyone else on a VICE marathon lol
William Howe 2019 “Respect and dignity.”
lmao how did you know
@@cangokce9107 that comment aged like fine milk. Vice became trash the last few years. But this documentary is entertaining and weird.
i am in March of 2022 lol
MEEEEEEEEE!!!! Hello from the future haha
2019 and Vice still haven't make a video better than this series
2:05 "He's got balls we'll have to give him some more vodka" I'm fucking dying of laughter xDDDDDDDDDD
seriously you barely blurred the poor guys face
They blurred it enough you can't find someone based on just the chin if it isnt super distinctive due to tatoos or scars
The ex-chief police guy defines a real Russian
+Royalking134's Channel - you need to do something?
- yeah but it's not exactly legal...
- it's OK, we are not gonna ask before we do it
=)))))))))))))))
Ive always had this burning desire deep inside me to travel to strange and exotic places and do exciting things. Like breaking into siberian lumber camps. Thank you Shane and vice for doing this for me. I live vicariously through you, and thanks to you i have a wife and a home. God Bless your sense of adventure and your wifes patience.
Same, it's so magical
This series is captivating, I’m honestly more interested in the Russians and their shenanigans more than the labor camps
"Are those North Koreans?"
"No"
"But it'd be cool if they were"
This had me rolling😂
i feel sorry for the north koreans people who have to suffer from the government they have
Ronald Reed Amen. We should send them to North Korea 🤣.
if U.S didnt sanction them and boss around it wouldnt have deteriorated like this right. If not for the sanctions i think they would be same as south korea and japan in development
PotatoEskimos China is only communist on paper these days. I mean, they have one of the worlds largest capitalist economies, which really is mutually exclusive with communism.
@@phantomtq idiot
@@phantomtq Korean War. America helped SK unify, China got involved, America couldn’t unify, they wanted the complete opposite of this. Plus, their all the way across the world and do not listen to countries like the US.
Mind to tell me where exactly you got the proof that we bullied them, because we literally can’t do that, because like China already did once, China would intervene.
you should have blurred all of his face. you made a very interesting and entertaining tv show that may cost the life of that north korean labour worker.
seldarine123 i think he escaped
sweetseokie : i don’t think he did. he seemed really nice but he also seemed scared.
@@darkred1438 they mentioned earlier in the documentary that North Korea only chose men over 40 with families, to be sent out to these camps so that they would never risk their families lives by trying to escape.
The north korean governemt may be good at finding people but not when they only have a picture of a chin and know there was some random north korean workers going around with russian scrap traders selling stuff in the far east.
I think he is pretty safe
I’ve never been to or experienced the North Korean regime but i expect if they saw this they would find that work camp in that province and that he spread negative propaganda
Really amazing videos, the but intros hurt my ears.
you dirty melon
hhhhhhhhhhhgdd you sweaty oaf
1:57 "We should've gotten our stuff off incase he fell into the river" LMAO. They were anticipating him falling. XD
5:56 can we take a freaking minute to acknowledge how beautiful the sky looked! Damn
normal sky lol
I'm wondering: why wont you ask all those russians about the north koreans? I bet they would at least have interesting gossip
You are exactly right. But, they would say something balanced that would mess with Smith's infantile geopolitical drama. Smith knows he has to be investigating something profoundly "dangerous", or he is just a tourist in Russia. Remember, this guy is making entertainment. He starts with a preconceived story, and goes out to tell it. It's not journalism.
@@tobystewart4403 alright I'll bite. What's the geopolitical drama? What's the real story he's trying to hide?
@@catatoblob8598 That Russia is not a communist state any more, and that focusing upon Russia as an ideological enemy of the west inverts the doctrine of the cold war absolutely, to the very significant benefit of global marxism, and to the detriment of the western culture of christian liberty.
If Russians are wicked when they promote godless totalitarianism, and they are yet more wicked when they don't, it follows that they must be inherently wicked, presumably due to their ethnicity.
That is abhorrent, on moral terms, and catastrophic, in strategic terms, according to established western values. Obviously it suits sino-marxists perfectly well.
You pay your money and take your choice.
@UCxsKZhT3hl_0jPthhz7cMhQ Then why didn't you just say that? Don't apologise. There is no need.
@@tobystewart4403 Lol didnt u miss the point where this isnt about russia but about north korea?
All stereotypes of Russians are legitimately correct. Need me to find a Russian to share some vodka with Christ.
You realize this is in fucking Siberia, right? For many ordinary Russians this is as freaky and alien as it is to you, probably.
@@EpicSuchti No, it's normal
I doubt Christ drinks vodka.
bro i’m ready to share vodka with you any day say when and where. and to prove that i’m russian - я
@@EpicSuchti Siberians are chill idk what you're on about
omfg im korean and its so odd to hear the translators heavy russian accent in his korean and also the north korean guy's accent. it hardly sounded like the korean i know ha
North Korean accent is supposedly more like old-times Korean accent! Because they have not been exposed to influence from other cultures.
***** koreans hate kim jong un, he's vile and cruel. im really surprised that people have told you that they love him, they're either messing with you or have no clue what is going on in north korea. in general, koreans hate kim jong un
+El Diablo I doubt you talked to many *north* koreans in America. But from what I've heard South Korea has no love for the North.
+bomi kang please let me come see u in north Korea i will pay 10,000 us dollars please i need to see.I have plenty of money.,thank you
Are you from north/south Korea?
I love it how the chief of police just casually breaks into a restricted labour camp
I love how the police officers were also shocked and curious so they helped you (or spied on you, or both).
All is fair in love and war
This chief of police is as cool as they Tea Girl!
That moment you realize that the driver seat was on the right, even though Russia has right hand traffic
***** Russia has right hand traffic.
+MarlonBitoy The car was a probably a Japanese import.
This car is from Japan.
In the East it's so expensive to get cars from Europe, so they bring it from Japan.
" hes got balls this guy "
" yeah we'll have to buy him some more vodka"
at 5:45 I could feel the bit of happines radiating off of the korean on the right. and the relaxation too.
that chief of police would make a excellent tourist guide to travel to russia
ex-chief police are awesome!
"I stole too much, can't even shake your hand"
gets me every time, lol
Funny how Vice (one of the worlds most respected news agencies) used to be this. That police chief was savage.
This was good vice before they turned into Buzzfeed i want my OLD Vice back
Just discovered this on a random youtube adventure..... Best show I have seen in a while I'll admit. The reporters are brilliant!! More content like this please Vice :D
where can you find whatever documentary that contained that old (2009) footage of Simon at the camps???
turdferguson2 Did you ever find out this information?
turdferguson2 Yeah did you?
@Evgeny Nosachenko news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/newsnight/8221164.stm
This series is fantastic! Thanks for the laughs Shane!
I miss these days when this series got uploaded. I absolutely loved and love this
“You wanna see areal Korean?”
“Yes! I’ll get the vodka.” 😂
love that creepy north korean music in the background
gotta love the police chef ...
Yeah, he cooks for the bois. That's what a Police chef does. lol
cooks up fresh JUSTICE
I think the american journalist has a drinking problem... But he's cool
Björn Örvar Blöndal he owns vice lol
The song is called "Immortal Flower Kimjongilia"
Shane smith is literally the best, funniest part of vice.
The irony of Kim Jong Il dying 2 days before this video was uploaded.
Lol I love how the music change at 1:00 really let's you know how hectic that ride was.
Since there is so much speculation about the half-assed blurring, I gotta say it caught my eye too. I really hope the guy did not get into any trouble for appearing on this footage. If so it lies on the journalists conscience, whatever might have taken place later on.
On the other hand, the guy didnt say much, as far as we know, but thats beside the point, as someone already mentioned.
The blurring could, and should have been done in a proper way, which really is something some Vice &Co should pay more attention to in the future. I find most of these programs both as entertaining, and informative otherwise, but this particular problem has to be addressed for obvious reasons. Unfortunately, this is not some isolated incident I,ve noticed, either.
You dont have to be some professional foreignaffairs- guru to understand the importance of this issue, and the possible repercussions involved for All of those who appear on camera, no matter where it goes.
*****
I think I see what you mean. Yes in a way it always lies on the perpetrators consience, that is true.
But you do realize totalitarian regimes have a draconian chain of command where there is no shortage of all sorts of "volunteers".
The issue here is that this poor workers life is on the line If someone Enables the regimes henchmen to identify this man.
Who in this case happens to be in a very precarious situation from the get-go since his family is probably also in danger, if he is compromised and caught.
The journalist Always has a moral obligation towards his sources. He&Co has to do absolutely Everything in his power to protect his sources.
How would you have handled this particular problem if I may ask ?
*@VICE*
🌏☮️
I can’t help but talk about the drunkard from their couple day train ride, he was very unsettling the whole time. Drunk people are very aggressive and annoying. It seems like they were trying to take any small thing as disrespectful just so they can fight you, and that’s a fact. I’m sure that drunkard from the train was craving a fight, to show his dominance and distain for other’s that aren’t Russian. In all honesty, confrontation is like a pastime to them, drinking and fighting go hand in hand. You know that drunkard completely spoiled the Vice crew’s couple day train ride, I can’t blame them though. I *LOVE* this short documentary type content, it almost felt like they were gaining more and more companions to help them through their trip after every episode, just like a television show, video game, movie or anime. 😂 *NOW* this is very informative and entertaining. Excellent work!
The raw level of journalism is incredible in these videos, these guys really got some balls.
god i love shane smith!!!
youd never know how dangerous and how much these guys risk their lifes for these documentary’s always so laid back and calm great man🙌
Why do I keep coming back here ? Why is this so addicting? 😪
This trip is getting better and better
I appreciate those who took the time to risk themselves to get this info out to the world.UNITY,
the russians are the best part of this documentary
By the sheer fact the Korean guy was terrified his face wasn't blurred that by itself says he knows what's going on, but can't do a thing about it...
5:15 I read it as Name Withheld (Na-may Wit heeled) 😂😂
"I'd shake your hand but i stole too much" "it's ok" lmao i was on the floor with that one
This is real journalism
понимать русский и английский и смотреть эту документалку просто прайслесс, спасибо vice
You probably got him executed D:
"I love this guy so much" THE ONE TIME IN THE SERIES HE HAD TO SAY IT AND HE DIDN'T I'M-
That last show with that man on the back of the truck made me sad.
its amazing how they meet helpful friendly ppl all along the way who turn out to be instrumental to their obective!
Yall barely blurred his face
The blurring was not sufficient. Wonder how is he doing now. Irresponsible journalism.
Can anyone provide me with a link to the song at 2:17 ?
"The Soldiers Answered" ua-cam.com/video/JFjk4_3A3xM/v-deo.html
At this point, I'm like
*wtf are we watching anymore*
Incredible thank you so much! Literally glued ...dying for more!!!!
just when you think NK is weird enough, it just keeps getting weirder
this is fucking great lol
"Cheif of police breaking into North Korea camp"
Where else in the world! 😂😂😂
This was the best Vice.
I. wish I was with you guys. Awesome journey.
One like goes, to Former Chef of Police Department!
LMFAO HE SAID THE GUY BUYS THE TRUCK ON CREDIT JUST TO RISK IT
i like how the Russians are so friendly :P
+Joseph Vintuks yeah, none of these people actually had to help at all, especially the old Sheriff (he even risked his fucking car for NOTHING) - no way they would've got this good a documentary without him... =))
They did everything for a price.if you do t have some cash on you they're gonna leave you for the shitter
Look at me responding to a 4 year old comment lmfao
@@yowaddup5649 lol
this is the strangest series i have seen, but i am not complaining.
ikr
this series is so surreal!
5:05 Lmao this is pure comedy. These guys are thinking now we’re busted but the guy offers to show him koreans like they’re his pets