Hey i really like how you say at the beginning you were not paid by any company...yet you have ads running so technically speaking you were paid by youtube right? lol
Aaron Rawago Please everyone watching this video series be aware... it simply is an interesting but ludicrous display of total lack of awareness... never even crosses his mind the ridiculous stories he was told are simply not true ugh. Beyond naive to truly believe he was allowed to show/see just anything he wanted lol. Everyone must be smarter then simply presenting progaganda with no mention, or understanding, of actual reality. This guy just ate up & passed on the bs fed to him as fact & didn't even seem to understand he was only permitted to witness the 'Truman Show' presented to outsiders!
@@JustMeELC I don't know if you watched the same video as I did... he was remaining neutral on everything as he didn't want to do anything to cause upset. That's not the same thing as what you're implying.
It's almost like time travelling, it feels like watching a video from the 70's, the colours, the way people are dressed, the vehicles, the buildings... It's unreal.
it’s so sad that if one person breaks the law, their immediate family are also imprisoned. they have schools inside the jails for their children who are forced the be raised inside as well. prayers from canada. i hope to see freedom in this country
@@InfernalLeo777The world risks nuclear warfare, which could lead to our extinction. If we didn't have nuclear weapons, North Korea most likely wouldn't be the way it is today.
@Ishaki Kenobi I'm genuinely curious how they feel about it, it's weird and the other countries to ask them wtf Is up w them running a country that is literally some medieval shit
Keep in mind this is literally the BEST part of North Korea. If this is the best of the best in North Korea I can only imagine what the rest of the country is like.
Keep in mind, this is the CAPITAL of NK. Where everything is sent and most likely the only place foreigners are allowed. This is the way they want everyone to see it.
@@marcodestefano7119 very not funded by the government. every other small city has drug addicts and they eat whatever they can. they show u this so you don’t see how small funded the tinier cities are.
If you want to know what North Korea really like - read Every Falling Star. It’s written by a man who grew up in the 90s in North Korea yet escaped in the early 2000’s…his story is unimaginable.
Just remember that the 90s was one of the worst time periods to be in North Korea. The collapse of the USSR was devastating for the economic conditions in the DPRK.
Kim Jong-un is fat while his people starve. That’s all I need to know. He is a monster and there is no life in Korea. North Korea is only survival. Any country that does not allow its citizens to leave is nothing more than a prison state. I’ve heard recent accounts of families committing suicide because life is so disgustingly awful and if one person were to commit suicide, their family would be punished anyway so now entire families are just taking themselves out. I’m so grateful that I was not born there.
Dont forget this person cant say any negative things about north korea because everyone who goes there has to sign a contract that they can sue him if he talks negatively about north korea so your not actually getting his oppinion
But when he comes back to America, he can still talk negative about North Korea? I assume if he did that, it's best for him to not come back if they see something like that.
@Hi, I'm Barbara Just a bit of correct info from someone who's from Russia: you prolly won't get arrested for complaining about your country. Criticizing the Russian Government is pretty much a national hobby. You shouldn't do it as a foreigner, but that's just a common sense thing, Americans wouldn't like tourists shitting on US either. You might get arrested if you are actually agitating people. Like if you'd start a protest against the government or something. Serious anti-regime propaganda will for sure get you in trouble, but the police could care less about what people are casually talking about. Simply said, making a dumb joke about Putin won't get you arrested, even if it's on the internet and has millions of views. Oh, you should actually check out all the memes we make about Putin, they are quite funny :)
For the curious, the market isnt an actual market. You'll notice there's dust on the bottles and the reason that the shop was locked is because it always is. They have those in view of tourrists to make it seem like the country isnt short on food. The reality is nothing is every sold from there and noone is ever allowed in there.
Sabina Wurmbrand said something slightly similar happened in Communist Romania, but really almost worse: she said that shortages were really bad, but when the country opened up for tourists, suddenly the stores were stocked with goods that they hadn't seen in years. Then, when the borders were closed, the shortages were worse than ever.
Hi, I'm an ordinary college student born in Korea. I watched your video very well. Since I'm Korean, I haven't even been to North Korea myself, and I'm only learning about North Korea through these videos and school lessons. North Korea and South Korea are very close but far away. So your video about North Korea is so amazing and new. Thank you so much for shooting this video about North Korea. It's definitely the same ethnicity, they speak the same language, and have the same culture, but I can't meet them, I can't talk to them, and I think it's so sad that so much is gradually changing. I hope this problem can be solved soon before there are any more changes... Even if it doesn't work out, I definitely want to go to North Korea someday. 😊
Since you are South Korean and the North Korean government claims authority over the whole Korean peninsula, are you gonna be allowed to leave if you ever visited North Korea? I mean, wouldn’t the North Korean government consider you their citizen and apply all their restrictions to you, once you cross the border?
As a South Korean, I've finished my military service and always wondered how it'd look like in North Korea. I used to regard all North Korean as an 'enemy', but now that I think, there is only one enemy up there
@@beardedlonewolf7695 What about South Africa? You act like civilians in Europe and North America are all angels. You sound like a Boer who is just sour that apartheid is over.
He's not fucking brave, he's an arrogant asshole who wants to make money off of suffering people....This video is to fill his need for more followers.....
Actually, friend told me if you stay with the tour guide ALL the time and follow ALL THE RULES you are told and break NONE of them which isn't hard to do, then it's a really safe place to visit as a tourist (as weird and odd as that sounds)
This makes me appreciate living in the U.S. much more, even though the rich part of North Korea and what he has showed so far doesn't seem too bad, we haven't experienced the poor parts yet, which I couldn't even imagine what those areas are like. It's crazy how many of us here around the world break so many laws that they have over in North Korea every single day. One of these tours could be fascinating but I wouldn't trust my luck, who knows what would happen to me or any other tourist there if someone from the government was having a really bad day.
I remember seeing a couple of defectors being interviewed. They'd escaped the country, but not the trauma. One guy talked about how he and his family always thought war with America was coming, but instead of being scared of war coming, they prayed every day that it would come soon and kill them all so their nightmare would end. They looked so utterly drained and without hope. It was heartbreaking.
Yep videos are only played of leaders. Everyday in your first days of schooling. Taught to hate a country. But said country doesn't care because North Korea has nothing in its land America wants. If the country of North Korea was full of rare materials you bet you ass. North Korea would have needed it regime 20 years ago.
@@pgxk5 Praying is asking God to intervene. Sometimes prayer is the only thing we can do, and God is able to do above all that we ask or think. He is even able to send an answer before we ask. I am sorry for you, for you have no hope, either for this life or the next. That can change, if you're willing to do some honest research.
Maybe the reason you felt "Invisible" to the residents: They have been told "Do not interact with the foreigners" unless absolutely necessary. The tour guide is the one who interacts with them for the most part. In some scenarios workers would interact with them but only in a professional manner. I believe they have be warned to just ignore the foreigners & go about their day as usual. Remember that what we see here is the TOURIST part of North Korea, Its all a bit of a show, An open air zoo for foreigners, You don't get to see the real North Korea.
If I was a foreigner in North Korea, I’d feel like I’m constantly walking on eggshells. I feel like doing simple things as breathing would get me in trouble, damn.
It's really weird cuz I live in South Korea, which is geologically the closest country to North Korea, but the only way I can see the normal streets and people of NK is through UA-cam videos. If we look up our genogram and track it up for just a few generations, almost every South Koreans would find their relatives in NK. It feels strange that my far, far away cousins are living in NK with a border in between. It's a sad tragedy..
@@enhancedintellect They're happier! I can assure you because I used to live in communism now I live in a Capitalist country! But of course in Capitalism you work longer hours you get more stuff!
@@enhancedintellect oh my God you are all so blind to see how bad dictatorship or communism is! Ignorance is bliss! Communism makes sure you stay unaware and ignorant so in the end you're happy! Happiness is only in the brain it doesn't exist!
The bank of international settlements is the central bank of central banks. Located in switzerland which was founded by the knights templar. along with cern, fifa, templars priory of sion, etc also being there. the list just keeps going. The bible said the beast would have 7 heads and 10 horns. The swiss government has 7 heads and 10 districts. Kim Jung un and ghadaffi both went to school in Switzerland and speak swiss german. Not many know this. Their banks have been caught parasiting billions through fraud and working with criminals to have money offshores. Thats just one time. Imagine the trillions they have taken from the american people working hard everyday. Thats why Americans are all circumcised. We are the pharoahs slaves. In Egypt it was slaves who got circumcised.. Obelisks, hieroglyphs, pharoah murals, masonry symbols, etc all over switzerland. Every single President ever is linked to swiss royalty and this includes trump, obama, and hillary. Every government ever has swiss people running it. Every army ever has swiss generals. There is literally terms and quotes from swiss people how they bring Switzerland with them and dont integrate. Huge chunk of swiss are spread all over the world this is known as "swiss diaspora creating 5th Switzerland" aka 5th column sleepr agents all over. They take the police, military, and political roles then grab us by the balls. If you look at the swiss belt where all the swiss went in the united states tons of cities named zurich, berne, etc all identical to Switzerland. They are the top of the pyramid. Who would suspect "clean neutral Switzerland"
"Neutral" Switzerland established in 1291, home of the Knights Templar Egyptian pharaonic bloodline and their stolen cache of Jerusalem gold, bankrolled artist and forceful charismatic German orator and propagandist Adolph Hitler, to undertake the biggest heist of financial, physical and human capital ever seen, 1939-1945. The Bank for International Settlements was established in the early 1920s with a stated purpose of facilitating German WW1 reparations. Nothing was further from the truth. The Swiss Pharaohs using the BIS started to raid European countries for their wealth. In the late 1930s an enormous storehouse of oil was found in Saudi Arabia. The House of Windsor (UK monarchy, formerly 'Mountbatten', formerly 'Battenberg' Germans) quickly embraced Saudi Arabia as its vassal and the Swiss pharaohs of "neutral" Switzerland set up a shipping fleet (purportedly "aid" ships) that transported Saudi Arabian oil to Germany. A war would soon begin. The finance and the energy source had been found to protract a war between Pharaohs, by and on behalf of Pharaohs, for a half decade. The Swiss Pharaohs of the European and British elite families would begin their extermination of the common people, their slaves. Thus began World War II.
North Korea is the only county in the world that I'll never like to visit, it scares me so much and my heart goes to all those family that have to live in such a world where there is not such a thing as human rights. Thank you for this video, being able to see your insight was mind blowing. You are very brave.
I visited North Korea for four days about ten years ago, with a group of international women....it was an extraordinary experience, of course....we went to a theatre, the orchestra and us ladies were waving at one another....it was a human to human experience....
This 14 min video felt like 2 seconds, loved it. First thing I noticed was how sad everyone looked, don’t think I spotted one person smiling. Keen to watch the rest!
@ Phung Tran That's not true. They're well aware. Those defectors saying that their countrymen are smiling a lot more are honest and not talking about manipulated propaganda material. Bottomline is: Just because you have freedom it doesn't mean you're happier. In South Korea apparently the people seem colder, smile less. Which is very understandable if you think about how in 1st world countries we're constantly under stress, and often lost sight of what really makes us happy
Pyonyang is what they want you to see. Very few people of North Korea live on the capital, the rest live on the countryside... and they don't want u to look at that.
Blue Typhoon2017 my English is garbage but some how yours is worse... anyways, please fix your spelling :) also, there are plenty of country out there that have a worse country side than dprk.
I would never be willing to take the risk to go there. It’s not worth it to get imprisoned there for making a small mistake, especially when you’re not really seeing what it’s actually like anyway.
North Korea feels like a weird dream which sort of feels like a nightmare but it also isn't dead scary to be an actual nightmare but you also know that something is wrong. It's really an eerie unexplainable feeling.
@Denise Mohr it was a poster. A POSTER. not your suitcase with valuable goods. so you think because this guy stole a poster that a 15 years sentence of hard labor is justified? please revaluate what you're trying to say, i beg you. it's absolute madness.
I don’t think he did it. The “evidence” they had was some grainy footage from the 2nd floor (a floor for employees only) taking a poster off the wall and setting it down into the floor. So he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for taking a poster off the wall and setting it on the floor. I think he was framed myself.
Coffee Lover there is more footage of his actual face, he did do it, I saw it myself. I don’t think he should’ve been sentenced to 15 years, however he should understand the consequences that come along with going to North Korea. 🇰🇵
Also remember that living in the capital is a privilege its self. It's meant to be the show piece for the rest of the world. So for the people saying "oh, it's so clean" there's your answer.
@@abdulbari-_- Lmao seriously ? So it's probably just a coincidence that there are guides with them at all times, verifying where they go ? The whole experience is so obviously staged
@@MlleSallyBrown all i'm saying is a that a wolf in the open is better than a wolf in disguise. America is like a wolf in sheeps wool which is way more dangerous and evil.
North Korean has definitely recovered from the food scarcity in 90s, which is 20+ years ago, as for electricity, well in the rural area they are still having it but you may just see much more frequent outages.
That's why I'd never go there. I mean it would be such an experience, but I assume there's always a chance u accidentally do the tiniest thing wrong and end up in a fucking concentration camp for the next 20 years.
the only people who are watching you are the united states feds (or their equivalent depending on country you live in), and the feds have complete legal access to all your documents/social media account or anything, essentially. man but kim jong un, hes really scary though!
And three channels available in north korea. Channel No 1. Kim jong un is the greatest Channel No 2. Kim jong un is the greatest Channel No 3. Kim jong un is the greatest
It’s abit like US MSM. CNN -Trump is racist. MSNBC- Trump is racist ABC-Trump is racist Neither claims by the news outlets are actually true but both are shoved down mindless brainwashed idiots throats. Food for thought.
don't worry you will be the same in a couple of years when life hits you just because you have UA-cam Instagram pornhub doesn't mean you're free you're currently milking of your dad's money
DJ_Trolly I’m very satisfied with living in the west actually considering I can atleast use the internet and speak freely ab the gov and anyone I please
Same atleast I can live freely go on yt insta snapchat and Google and actually walk around on the streets without being afraid I'm so glad I don't live there I hope Thay change there ways in the future because Thay can be a good country
Watching this after listening to Yeonmi Park on Joe Rogan’s podcast, you realize that this is just all show. You really can see just how fake it all is, they want foreigners to leave with a feeling like “see it’s not so bad here” but when you hear an actual North Korean’s account of what it’s really like to live there, the facade just fades away. You can even tell the natives didn’t want to make eye contact with the cameras. Ugh the oppression is sickening. I hope Rogan’s podcast episode with Yeonmi really opens more and more eyes up to what’s actually going on there. Absolutely disgusting.
@@oliverlang1006 yeah she’s obviously on her own mission. She described the famine as if it’s what is happening now and she has all kind of contradictions in her stories. It is most definitely a oppressive evil regime but it’s not a genocide. I doubt that they are hiding piles of human corpses ready to be cannibalized by the starving population.
@@goldbluetears what info are you going off of that there isn’t a famine? I looked up the contradictions to her story and she’s addressed each of them very reasonably. The South Korean show that she was on really messed up her story because of how they wanted to portray her unfortunately. She even addresses the discrepancies between her and her mom.
@@oliverlang1006 there was a great famine in the 90s in NK thats where a lot of people died of starvation. Nowadays the issue is not so much food but freedom. Obviously people can buy food, there are markets and supermarkets. There are a lot of NK defectors you can listen to, especially in south Korea to get a more rounded picture. She is obviously paid by some right wing think american tank to push their narrative, maybe thats why she is dressed like a sex-doll. "the evil leftists are destroying america turning it to NK..." I mean its pretty obvious. When she started with the story being robbed by two black chicks and the people accusing her of racism I mean c´mon... fit people are now white supremacists yeah right, nobody says that, white people and asians are now the most oppressed group in america, ok yeah got it! All she does is over the top narrative examples to manipulate the emotions of the viewers and guide them into a certain direction!
My great grandmother was from the North Korean side of the country before the division of North and South Korea. It's surreal to think that she once had a home there (even though I never got the opportunity to ask what is was like while she lived there). Meanwhile my grandma is surely glad that she got to grow up in South Korea instead.
@@LeilaLovesLattesWell, you wouldn't have been born the way you are now obviously with a different set of partners, obviously. Also, I don't know why you need to say honestly here. It's so often that several people excessively use the word, 'honestly', or say, 'tbh'. It's as if they're compulsive liars, and they're feeling compelled to point out that they're in fact not lying this time around. You also did it with some broken grammar, "honestly". Lol
Having spent time in China and what we were told about them was total bollocks I'm willing to believe what we are told about North Korea is just as much rubbish
Anyone want to see an execution with firing squad for stealing rice? Who wants to see a village die of malnutrition? Let's go see the real North Korea.
Dark of the knight most of the Tibetan are extremely well treated in China , students from Tibet always get extra financial support by the Chinese government Those Tibetan who escape to west probably were the former upper class in tibet. Before 1949, ppl in Tibet lived a terrible lives. You can see many handcrafts made by humans skulls and skin in Tibet museum. I’m just telling you ppl what I experienced and saw in the real life. Besides, Tibet is not an isolated place. You easily can go there and see if I am right or not by your own eyes
I feel like the tibet situation is very similar to the pyeongyang situation in terms of making it look like everything is fine when internally it is not. The sad thing is you really can't believe everything you see especially in places that are sensitive to the country and are heavily mediated.
Hello Indigo Traveller! As a person coming from a former communist country (the soviet union), I feel an obligation to tell something about the basics of communist propaganda systems taught to ordinary citizens in case of meeting a tourist. 1. tourists in the USSR were not under any circumstances allowed to move around without their guides. 2. As a citizen, we were taught to never make eye contact with foreigners (eye contact or any form of interaction would be considered "conversing" with the enemy of the "mighty" socialist people: as a result, you would be labeled as an enemy of the people (state)) 3. Tourists were only shown the wealthiest areas of the largest cities in the union. 4. Common citizens didn't have access to stores (supermarkets) to the degree of western countries. We would be standing in lines in central Moscow for several hours just to get a loaf of bread per person. Yes, you couldn't just buy as much bread as you wanted (assuming you had the money), because everything was rationed. Big stores with lots of different products were only made for show to tourists, exactly in the manner as shown in your video in Pyongyang. 5. hotels were extremely rare, and almost inaccessible to ordinary citizens. Only tourists and foreigners could stay the night in a hotel. 6. Disabled, old and poor citizens would be removed from the cities and put into camps away from the public eye, so that they wouldn't spoil the view of the city. 7. Goal number one of the USSR regarding tourism, was to put up a show impressing foreigners, making the impression that everything is amazing and people are happy and well fed, looking busy doing their duty for the motherland. 8. People in the USSR were not allowed to leave their city or village of origin without special permission from the areal political commissar. Most citizens lived their whole lives and died on the same spot during those 70+ years the USSR existed. I can not say if this is the same case as it was when I grew up, but it sure looks a lot like it! So much that I almost felt at home! And that feeling isn't a nostalgic one, but more like a nightmare you try to forget.
@@liontarina8932 Καλημέρα! No, fortunately it is not like that in Russia anymore. Everyone can visit and travel freely. The strict circumstances applied only during communism.
Comscum Or when you go to any European country and realize half of them are poor. Then you go to China, Thailand and India and realize more than 60% are poor
@@charlottebaskill2732 Yes North Koreans can freely travel to China for work and vacation. It’s actually when they go to South Korea and the South Korean doesn’t let them home, yes North Koreans want to go back home most of the time but South Korea essentially kidnaps them but the western world acts like it’s normal because North Korea is sCaRy.
Honestly kind of brave to go back to the hotel room alone. I would want to be with other people 100% of the time, just in case they try and frame you for a crime. Not sure is Otto really did commit a crime or not, but on the chance he didn't (because in the cctv footage you can't tell if it's really him or not) it would be hard to frame you if you are with people always.
@@rhiannonmendez9456 well yeah these shops are quite well known because they are just there for show to try to make people think they have resources available for their people it just makes me wonder why not just have a real shop lol
The grocery stores are real but the people are only allowed a couple days worth of groceries a week. They're led to believe there aren't enough resources to go around. That's a lie. They just want to have control over everything
sadly it’s just normal to them, but I also don’t think that they are allowed to interact with tourists for the same reasons tourists can’t go to the majority of places in NK
How entitled of you. If I was there I wouldn't really care about tourists, there are more things that is worth doing than to accomodate foreigners. They have a life too.
Everything about it feels so sinister when you know what the people who live there go through and how many people get shot trying to leave. So sad. I can’t imagine the feeling of being there.
To travel there you either need to be a high ranking official of some sort, or you book your holiday through Chinese websites, and just one sound of that is sketchy af. I will never risk my life going there, but watching these videos really do humble oneself and out everything into perspective. Truly sorry for the trapped citizens of NK.
Nothing wrong with adapting a little, but to keep yourself ahead of houndreds of unwritten rules just to stay out of severe problems doesn't seem to appealing.
@@kareandersson exactly. At some point you just need to accept it isn’t worth feeding your curiosity and going there. You could follow the law better than the citizens but you’d could still end up in a severe situation
Everyone is there to create the perception it's bustling with people - but if you look closely something is off. It seems crowded, but not really. Just a bit too orderly. People are going to and fro, yet he hasn't gotten jostled once. Same deal with the lack of staring. It's like the Truman show.
also look at peoples faces. No ones smiling. No ones cheerful. No one looks back. Look at how skinny many people are, look at their cheekbones standing out.
LoL all this 'theories' on North Korea. It's impressive how media can influenced the way our mindset work and thus set with all these NK stereotypes. As for me, I would actually take the chance if there was ever an opportunity for me to go there to experience everything all by myself. Though, I doubt my VISA would worked there.
The way the pedestrians avoid you and the camera is eerie after coming from the Sudan video where curious crowds would gather around for anything mundane.
I hope someday someone will stand up and rise to take over to help North Korea *Edit* :Wow I didn't except so many likes thx anyways u didn't have to like
Anyone whom this video might have enticed to take a trip for themselves, please, do not ever go to North Korea! It only appears somewhat fascinating in most vlogs, because in order to go there you must first sign an agreement, that basically forbids you from releasing any video that would put the country in bad light. For example, here: 10:49 "I'm not quite sure what's going on..." Oh, really? Of course, everyone knows what is going on: this shop is used exclusively for the purpose of showing off the "wealth" of North Korea to tourists. Any legal trip to North Korea is a well orchestrated act that is better experienced safely by watching one of the countless vlogs on the topic. By actually going there, not only do you put your life at risk, you also fund the regime, where people live nowhere near to the "standards" you see in those vlogs.
I'd go to North Korea in a heartbeat. I want to ask around if they remember when Yugoslavian leader Tito visited, and ask if I can buy any posters that commemorate that. You know, you're saying to people not to believe what they're seeing and hearing, yet you're believing everything your government (I assume you're American) is telling you.
Nel Kan, I'm not sure if you're implying that life in NK is, in reality, alright, or that I just should listen to the government less. If it's the former, it's really only necessary to apply a bit of common sense to disprove that. We can use only the non-disputed facts on which basically NK itself and the rest of the world agree. For example: 1. North Koreans legally cannot access any information not approved by the state (of course, no internet for them). 2. You can get an unproportionally severe punishment for an act of "disrespect" towards the leaders, and many of those acts are not even disrespectful to a normal person at all. 3. Communism has not worked ever, despite several tries to establish it, so why should it work this time? Well, they may call it Juche or something, but duh... I personally can't imagine how to fill in the unknown details for NK to be a decent country to live in, just with these 3 facts. But there are also famine and other problems, which require a bit of proof, and I'm too lazy and incompetent to attempt that ;^) If it's the latter, well, maybe. I might be mistaken in some aspects, since I've gathered all my knowledge of NK (which is not that great) from the internet. By the way, I'm Russian, and our government is even making allies with NK to some extent, but I don't think this changes anything.
1. They have internal internet. And honestly, maybe better they don't have international internet. We can have all the information we want, yet we bitch about Earth being flat and what not. Wow, they're really missing a lot, huh? 2. Like you can't get the same in any other country lmao. How does insulting and attacking Putin go? What, you walk away freely? 3. Oh, it has. If you're Russian, that's even sadder. You do understand that without Lenin and company, you'd be a peasant, probably starving, probably illiterate? Have you heard of Yugoslavia? Communism worked there. Also, Communism worked for North Korea for years, and they were more advanced than South Korea, until USA decided to sanction them. Cuba? You think they're poor because of Communism? It's sanctions from USA. But fine, don't know your history. And yes, gathering information from the internet can be tricky. But let me make this short and sweet, alright? Here's what I'VE gathered from the internet. 1. NK has between 6 and 10 trillion dollars of worth in minerals. One of them is cobalt. Which is used heavily for batteries in phones, etc. Kids are mining it in Congo and dying, and no one cares, because it's profitable as fuck. 2. NK cannot trade with anyone. They can't do shit. One of the reasons why they can't really get much richer. Everything they have, everything they've built, they've done on their own, on heavily limited resources. 3. Stories from defectors are largely exaggerated (and they change over time, I suggest you look into it) because in SK these people are heavily discriminated against, they can't get a job (like 50% of older people in SK aren't living in poverty, but hey, no one talks about that, huh, no one talks how SK's economy is doing great but their people are being driven insane by long hours at work, etc. but let's ignore that), so the only way for them to actually earn some money is to sell stories. And the better the story, more money they'll earn (and if you think that SK is not paying them for their stories, you're wrong, look into it). What do you think, which story will sell better? a) I was living in a small village, there was a draught, we were poor, idk, didn't want to starve so we escaped. b) KIM JONG UN IS THE WORST HE KILLED MY FAMILY AND THE WHOLE ORCHESTRA ON THE MAIN SQUARE AND WE WALKED THROUGH THEIR GUTS FOR DAYS AFTERWARDS Half of the stories coming from NK are literally lies. You think they believe they won the World football cup? You think Kim Jong Un is gathering women from schools and making harem? Wasn't there ˝news˝ how he killed his ex-girlfriend, just for her to pop up alive and well after some time? These ˝news˝ are there to desensitize people to Koreans, consider them less than humans. Add on top of that that they eat dogs, and you'll get the 'Oh, we can kill thousands of them lol it's not really a loss' kind of attitude. 4. You think USA would free NK if they invaded? They wouldn't. They'd take the cobalt, use people there as free work force, and call it a day, bragging how they ˝freed˝ North Koreans. I mean, look at Libya. From one of the richest countries in Africa to a ravaged, poor country, where slavery is striving lmao. Thanks, USA. 5. Why can USA have nuclear weapons, but not anyone else? Why can Israel have nuclear weapons, but not anyone else? When you look at statistics, USA has the biggest amount of nuclear weapons. Yet if you have one rocket, they'll knock on your door and pretend like you're the threat to the whole world. 6. Remember that USA only goes after people and countries they profit from. They'll never really want to save people from Saudi Arabia, wil they? When is the last time you've read some horrible news from there? You know that poor foreigners go there to work, and get their passports get taken away, so they cannot return home, plus they oftend don't even get paid? :) But hey, USA does wonderful trades with Saudi Arabia, so no need for such news, is there? However, that cobalt in NK... God, they need to get their hands on it... Let's roll another idiotic story about NK!
A capital with no bad looking people, everyone seems healthy, active, even athletic. They seem all emotionless, no angry, no sadness, just some kind of "normal" happiness. Seems like loud talking, maybe general discussions... it looks like a movie set.
@@itzyoboityfly6847 thats what he's saying. his point is that since only one city was visited here, then no real conclusions about the nation can be drawn. then again, it wasnt really under the guy's control to go anywhere else, so this is as good as it gets for a tourist.
@Chinese are the true Hebrew Israelites of God its not cherry picking on this guy's side though. as far as going to NK is concerned, this is as good as it gets
@@s_w_a_g_f_e_e_n9580 -Not very smiley, they all seemed so intently focused on their goal of the moment.. Friendly? inquisitive? Fun loving? Not so much.
Watch the rest of my North Korea videos here:
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this is fucking awesome
Im canadian how did you go visit there?
Whats that 3:40 song's name??
Indigo Traveller// FUCK HIPPY. LEFTISM ZOMBI.
Hey i really like how you say at the beginning you were not paid by any company...yet you have ads running so technically speaking you were paid by youtube right? lol
So many restrictions in North Korea, I even feel like I'm breaking the law by watching this video. LOL
Aaron Rawago
Please everyone watching this video series be aware...
it simply is an interesting but ludicrous display of total lack of awareness... never even crosses his mind the ridiculous stories he was told are simply not true ugh. Beyond naive to truly believe he was allowed to show/see just anything he wanted lol. Everyone must be smarter then simply presenting progaganda with no mention, or understanding, of actual reality. This guy just ate up & passed on the bs fed to him as fact & didn't even seem to understand he was only permitted to witness the 'Truman Show' presented to outsiders!
@@JustMeELC I don't know if you watched the same video as I did... he was remaining neutral on everything as he didn't want to do anything to cause upset. That's not the same thing as what you're implying.
I hate the law
hahaahaha reallly me tooo
Is it true that there is only few hairstyles in north Korea?????
I am from Kerala,india
It's almost like time travelling, it feels like watching a video from the 70's, the colours, the way people are dressed, the vehicles, the buildings... It's unreal.
70s?! More like the 30s-40s!
@@Moss_piglets yep :)
yeah lol if you want the vintage videos to be colored, this is it lol.
lmao the hotel at 12:20 looks like it’s from the 70’s??
That's MINIMALISM. The rest of the world is submerged by too much consumerism and materialiasm that is heavily polluting the earth now.
North Korean buildings are like the buildings in GTA, Only some of them have an inside, the other ones are just for scenery
Lol 😂
Manas Nikhil Lol 😂
Very accurate. XD
Source?
Source: ua-cam.com/video/oHg5SJYRHA0/v-deo.html
12:20 the lighting of the city juxtaposed with the bright hotel was eerie
Every time I feel my life is boring I watch one of these videos and feel grateful immediately
😂❤️
Me too! Anytime I feel “depressed” I watch these videos.
It can always be worse
Omg me too this humbles me
It's grateful
it’s so sad that if one person breaks the law, their immediate family are also imprisoned. they have schools inside the jails for their children who are forced the be raised inside as well. prayers from canada. i hope to see freedom in this country
North Korea has no freedom, and l feel sorry for the people of North Korea
Lmao, im surprised this shit is even allowed in this world, also what does the government feel abt their weird ass country
@@InfernalLeo777The world risks nuclear warfare, which could lead to our extinction. If we didn't have nuclear weapons, North Korea most likely wouldn't be the way it is today.
@Ishaki Kenobi I'm genuinely curious how they feel about it, it's weird and the other countries to ask them wtf Is up w them running a country that is literally some medieval shit
Canada is a marxist shithole not much better than North Korea.
Keep in mind this is literally the BEST part of North Korea. If this is the best of the best in North Korea I can only imagine what the rest of the country is like.
well vote blue and that's what you'll get in the United states.
@@georgejohnson8674 bro what does that even mean
@@duhishipthemtoo1585 He is talking about Joe biden and democrats, dude is destroying USA lmao
@@duhishipthemtoo1585 you’re the problem. Go away
@@duhishipthemtoo1585 vote Dummocrats like Biden and Harris.
The empty grocery store was crazy. The lack of driving at the airport, no cars were moving. I might be too scared to go. This guy is awesome.
I have a weird fascination with North Korea but yet am terrified of it as well
Don't be terrified. I'm sure if you got invited to Paris, you would be excited. It's just the western propaganda. Hopefully you'll get over it.
I share your fascination!
Nothing to be terrified about. They're literally nothing
I do as well.
Same i will definitely go there someday
Keep in mind, this is the CAPITAL of NK. Where everything is sent and most likely the only place foreigners are allowed.
This is the way they want everyone to see it.
They don't call them "guided tours" for nothing.
can't imagine how the other, smaller and less known cities are
@@marcodestefano7119 some of the footages ive seen looked like actual ghost towns, like the buildings all looked abandoned
@@marcodestefano7119 very not funded by the government. every other small city has drug addicts and they eat whatever they can. they show u this so you don’t see how small funded the tinier cities are.
yeah doesn't really surprise me at this point
Keep in mind he went to the TOURIST parts of North Korea. You CAN NOT enter actual North Korea, and if you do you CAN NOT exit
Wowww
Ah good to know. Actual North Korea must be a thousand times more depressing.
@@M.A.C.01 Sounds like detroit
@@falkerhard Except you have absolute freedom in Detroit. So, ignorant comment.
@@falkerhard You don't know what you're talking about.
If you want to know what North Korea really like - read Every Falling Star. It’s written by a man who grew up in the 90s in North Korea yet escaped in the early 2000’s…his story is unimaginable.
Just remember that the 90s was one of the worst time periods to be in North Korea. The collapse of the USSR was devastating for the economic conditions in the DPRK.
Kim Jong-un is fat while his people starve. That’s all I need to know. He is a monster and there is no life in Korea. North Korea is only survival. Any country that does not allow its citizens to leave is nothing more than a prison state. I’ve heard recent accounts of families committing suicide because life is so disgustingly awful and if one person were to commit suicide, their family would be punished anyway so now entire families are just taking themselves out. I’m so grateful that I was not born there.
He is talking nonsense,
@QBRec1 explain please I don't understand
Will look out for the read, thanks
11:10 yoo that woman is definetly soooo serious and moves her head so fast like omg
Looks like my cat when I shake Its toy
FratBoy101 lmaooooo
Definitely*
100 subscribers without any videos challenge oh sorry😅
This certainly cannot be good for her brain.
Sudden movements and stops... Yeah, definitively puts brain damage at risk.
I am just curious about North Korea, so here I am binge watching every North Korea documentary
Constantino Macalma II
Dude why don’t you just go there? It’s quite the learning experience. Just go there.. now.
Just go!
Same here
Marak Lia ... and we never heard a word from him again
its interesting for sure
Same i seen like 5 already
Dont forget this person cant say any negative things about north korea because everyone who goes there has to sign a contract that they can sue him if he talks negatively about north korea so your not actually getting his oppinion
But when he comes back to America, he can still talk negative about North Korea? I assume if he did that, it's best for him to not come back if they see something like that.
The contract is about libel. Not opinion.
@Hi, I'm Barbara Just a bit of correct info from someone who's from Russia: you prolly won't get arrested for complaining about your country. Criticizing the Russian Government is pretty much a national hobby. You shouldn't do it as a foreigner, but that's just a common sense thing, Americans wouldn't like tourists shitting on US either. You might get arrested if you are actually agitating people. Like if you'd start a protest against the government or something. Serious anti-regime propaganda will for sure get you in trouble, but the police could care less about what people are casually talking about. Simply said, making a dumb joke about Putin won't get you arrested, even if it's on the internet and has millions of views. Oh, you should actually check out all the memes we make about Putin, they are quite funny :)
@@progamerzach1 He's not an American lol
thank you captain obvious.
Brave man. Thanks for showing us a glimpse.
It's like going to visit someone but you can only be in the living room and they follow you to the bathroom
Lmaoooo
exactly
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😜
It's like living in the United States not too different.
Lol
I must say this city is so clean, With normal people, but idk something doesnt look right.
Maybe the fact that nobody is even smiling
It's so clean because they can't litter candy wrapping papers because they can't afford food
@@shoshonequinn2776 go to London you can tell who's local and tourists by who's smiling
Like the beginning of a horror story.
the question is ARE THEY EVEN NORMAL FOR THAT?????
For the curious, the market isnt an actual market. You'll notice there's dust on the bottles and the reason that the shop was locked is because it always is. They have those in view of tourrists to make it seem like the country isnt short on food. The reality is nothing is every sold from there and noone is ever allowed in there.
Sabina Wurmbrand said something slightly similar happened in Communist Romania, but really almost worse: she said that shortages were really bad, but when the country opened up for tourists, suddenly the stores were stocked with goods that they hadn't seen in years. Then, when the borders were closed, the shortages were worse than ever.
Hi, I'm an ordinary college student born in Korea. I watched your video very well. Since I'm Korean, I haven't even been to North Korea myself, and I'm only learning about North Korea through these videos and school lessons. North Korea and South Korea are very close but far away. So your video about North Korea is so amazing and new. Thank you so much for shooting this video about North Korea. It's definitely the same ethnicity, they speak the same language, and have the same culture, but I can't meet them, I can't talk to them, and I think it's so sad that so much is gradually changing. I hope this problem can be solved soon before there are any more changes... Even if it doesn't work out, I definitely want to go to North Korea someday. 😊
You should probably know that this video is full of lies created by Americans then.
Since you are South Korean and the North Korean government claims authority over the whole Korean peninsula, are you gonna be allowed to leave if you ever visited North Korea? I mean, wouldn’t the North Korean government consider you their citizen and apply all their restrictions to you, once you cross the border?
You speak very good English. You're well spoken.
As a South Korean, I've finished my military service and always wondered how it'd look like in North Korea. I used to regard all North Korean as an 'enemy', but now that I think, there is only one enemy up there
Yes. It is case with all countries. Civilians are not bad, the government and military are what responsible for a country's image in world.
It would’ve helped if we did the bomb the place to smithereens in 1953 and proudly and brutally economically sanction their public since then.
@@gauravnegi4312 Not quite... look at South Africa.
@@beardedlonewolf7695 What about South Africa? You act like civilians in Europe and North America are all angels. You sound like a Boer who is just sour that apartheid is over.
The only enemy is the state .
Someone:My country is the worst..
North Korea:HOLD MY MISSILE
China: hold my corona virus 🦠
Rizette Airin Venezuela hold socialism
Cuba:hold my commie cap.
me: okay I’ll gladly hold your Missle then launch it on you :)
@@DomeShaker that is a horrible idea
You’re seriously so brave . I would never ever even risk going there
He's not fucking brave, he's an arrogant asshole who wants to make money off of suffering people....This video is to fill his need for more followers.....
@@Ed-iz4wm damn you're pretentious
@@Ed-iz4wm damn, did someone piss in your breakie this morning?
Actually, friend told me if you stay with the tour guide ALL the time and follow ALL THE RULES you are told and break NONE of them which isn't hard to do, then it's a really safe place to visit as a tourist (as weird and odd as that sounds)
@@annemulligan5929 what is a breakie mate?
This makes me appreciate living in the U.S. much more, even though the rich part of North Korea and what he has showed so far doesn't seem too bad, we haven't experienced the poor parts yet, which I couldn't even imagine what those areas are like. It's crazy how many of us here around the world break so many laws that they have over in North Korea every single day. One of these tours could be fascinating but I wouldn't trust my luck, who knows what would happen to me or any other tourist there if someone from the government was having a really bad day.
We have seen parts of the poorer parts.
definitely better than NK but gun laws are still bullshit
I remember seeing a couple of defectors being interviewed. They'd escaped the country, but not the trauma. One guy talked about how he and his family always thought war with America was coming, but instead of being scared of war coming, they prayed every day that it would come soon and kill them all so their nightmare would end. They looked so utterly drained and without hope. It was heartbreaking.
Yep videos are only played of leaders. Everyday in your first days of schooling.
Taught to hate a country. But said country doesn't care because North Korea has nothing in its land America wants.
If the country of North Korea was full of rare materials you bet you ass. North Korea would have needed it regime 20 years ago.
That’s terrible, wow
That's horrible! We need to pray more frequently for North Korea, and the world, and work harder to share the Gospel!
@@annep.1905 praying does nothing.
@@pgxk5 Praying is asking God to intervene. Sometimes prayer is the only thing we can do, and God is able to do above all that we ask or think. He is even able to send an answer before we ask.
I am sorry for you, for you have no hope, either for this life or the next. That can change, if you're willing to do some honest research.
Even if you are recording using the best camera it will turn into a 90s-like footage when it is recorded in the North Korea. Amazing!
true
R Rodriguez
Your right, but maybe “amazing” is not the best word for it.. 😅
Kapitan Rambell but how tho....
I'm sorry I laughed. I feel like i shouldn't laugh
@@ariscosollover73 I am sorry too... I can relate to you 🤣
I thank God for putting me in the place where I am now...I enjoy my freedom. North Korea is like a Z world.
North korea is like germany before World War 1 and 2
Brat Bart OMG It’s a joke! No need to take it seriously!
Brat Bart ok you were right.
Trump loves Kim jong un and admires how he runs things. Hope he gets locked up or somethin before he tries to be Kim jong un
You thanked the wrong god. You know what that means; eternal torment and suffering. Oops!
Maybe the reason you felt "Invisible" to the residents:
They have been told "Do not interact with the foreigners" unless absolutely necessary.
The tour guide is the one who interacts with them for the most part.
In some scenarios workers would interact with them but only in a professional manner.
I believe they have be warned to just ignore the foreigners & go about their day as usual.
Remember that what we see here is the TOURIST part of North Korea, Its all a bit of a show, An open air zoo for foreigners, You don't get to see the real North Korea.
Exactly what I was thinking - that or actors
If I was a foreigner in North Korea, I’d feel like I’m constantly walking on eggshells. I feel like doing simple things as breathing would get me in trouble, damn.
That's how locals feel and it actually can
Literally how I felt in Bangladesh. What's even crazier is NK is 100x worse than Bangladesh.
UR A MORON. USA IS WORSE
@@amyturner6275 are you a local? or have you been in NK?
@@darkodarko9 ratio
I love my country much more after watching this
Facts, me too.
Bruh
Where you from?🇳🇱
@@netherlands7534 🇪🇬
@@Elden_one aaah egypt🤙🏻🇳🇱🇪🇬🇪🇬
It's really weird cuz I live in South Korea, which is geologically the closest country to North Korea, but the only way I can see the normal streets and people of NK is through UA-cam videos. If we look up our genogram and track it up for just a few generations, almost every South Koreans would find their relatives in NK. It feels strange that my far, far away cousins are living in NK with a border in between. It's a sad tragedy..
True. Right now NK and SK are two completely different worlds.
I'm sorry. All of us around the world are hurting when we hear about NK's citizens. It breaks my heart.
NK is a russian invention. So, a shithole.
It's same in punjab Pakistan and India punjab.
@@Bajwa39 no it’s not
-You can't fold newspaper with the leader
(shows newspaper folded with the leader)
face*
I feel bad for the people.
@@enhancedintellect They're happier! I can assure you because I used to live in communism now I live in a Capitalist country! But of course in Capitalism you work longer hours you get more stuff!
@@enhancedintellect oh my God you are all so blind to see how bad dictatorship or communism is! Ignorance is bliss! Communism makes sure you stay unaware and ignorant so in the end you're happy! Happiness is only in the brain it doesn't exist!
@@enhancedintellect happy 😅😅. tgey are controled everywhere everyday and every time
The bank of international settlements is the central bank of central banks. Located in switzerland which was founded by the knights templar. along with cern, fifa, templars priory of sion, etc also being there. the list just keeps going. The bible said the beast would have 7 heads and 10 horns. The swiss government has 7 heads and 10 districts. Kim Jung un and ghadaffi both went to school in Switzerland and speak swiss german. Not many know this. Their banks have been caught parasiting billions through fraud and working with criminals to have money offshores. Thats just one time. Imagine the trillions they have taken from the american people working hard everyday. Thats why Americans are all circumcised. We are the pharoahs slaves. In Egypt it was slaves who got circumcised.. Obelisks, hieroglyphs, pharoah murals, masonry symbols, etc all over switzerland. Every single President ever is linked to swiss royalty and this includes trump, obama, and hillary. Every government ever has swiss people running it. Every army ever has swiss generals. There is literally terms and quotes from swiss people how they bring Switzerland with them and dont integrate. Huge chunk of swiss are spread all over the world this is known as "swiss diaspora creating 5th Switzerland" aka 5th column sleepr agents all over. They take the police, military, and political roles then grab us by the balls. If you look at the swiss belt where all the swiss went in the united states tons of cities named zurich, berne, etc all identical to Switzerland. They are the top of the pyramid. Who would suspect "clean neutral Switzerland"
"Neutral" Switzerland established in 1291, home of the Knights Templar Egyptian pharaonic bloodline and their stolen cache of Jerusalem gold, bankrolled artist and forceful charismatic German orator and propagandist Adolph Hitler, to undertake the biggest heist of financial, physical and human capital ever seen, 1939-1945. The Bank for International Settlements was established in the early 1920s with a stated purpose of facilitating German WW1 reparations. Nothing was further from the truth. The Swiss Pharaohs using the BIS started to raid European countries for their wealth. In the late 1930s an enormous storehouse of oil was found in Saudi Arabia. The House of Windsor (UK monarchy, formerly 'Mountbatten', formerly 'Battenberg' Germans) quickly embraced Saudi Arabia as its vassal and the Swiss pharaohs of "neutral" Switzerland set up a shipping fleet (purportedly "aid" ships) that transported Saudi Arabian oil to Germany. A war would soon begin. The finance and the energy source had been found to protract a war between Pharaohs, by and on behalf of Pharaohs, for a half decade. The Swiss Pharaohs of the European and British elite families would begin their extermination of the common people, their slaves. Thus began World War II.
How many cameras do you think there are in his room
XD Boi78 69
420
yes
*yes*
Yes
Was scared for bro's life the entire video.
Was also scared for my life the entire video😅
Who wouldn't be? I mean 1 single mistake then ur a dead meat
@@SnuffIt Exactly😂
Just like a black man in usa
@@DixieRech1 lol
Im so happy for you,you made it out alive
I feel iam very blessed to not live in that country
but still there are enthusiast cunts who wants to live there lol
On god
@@dawnfm00 god help them 😅
Life with Mc2 Every human here Is blessed
You will rebirth and you will live there
Looks like everyone is hiding a dark secret
Yeah
No shit sherlock
But they can't tell it
Cause they are lol
No, they are just brainwashed. I dont want revolution from liberties
North Korea is the only county in the world that I'll never like to visit, it scares me so much and my heart goes to all those family that have to live in such a world where there is not such a thing as human rights. Thank you for this video, being able to see your insight was mind blowing. You are very brave.
What about Somalia?
@@ivanvidojevic2461 somalia is great country, but the government sucks tho
@@waalaikumsalam. somalian people are amazing people but islam made them miserable and crazy
@@ivanvidojevic2461 you do realise that you asked an ali about somalia 😂😂😂😂
You'd go to Afghanistan? I doubt it.
I visited North Korea for four days about ten years ago, with a group of international women....it was an extraordinary experience, of course....we went to a theatre, the orchestra and us ladies were waving at one another....it was a human to human experience....
Why do you keep saying ‘……’ ?
I bet that was a beautiful experience!!!
@@3nfferrkim jong un made this account
@@3nfferrMorse code bro
It’s so damn quiet there jesus
That's the reason they're poor! Quiet always means dead! Remember that!
How is that a bad thing ? No din or commotion. Quiet and tranquil. I love such peaceful places.
@@johnclayton4946 How do you relate quietness to poverty ?! Lol.
So all the microphones can hear you lmao
Lauder then Austria, switzerland or other central european countries
This 14 min video felt like 2 seconds, loved it. First thing I noticed was how sad everyone looked, don’t think I spotted one person smiling. Keen to watch the rest!
Thank you Brittney! Appreciate your support, enjoy the rest of the series! 🙏🇰🇵
Me neither, but according to defectors North Koreans smile a lot more than the South Koreans, which I'd find understandable
They don’t know how hard they have it, or they are instructed to do so.
@ Phung Tran
That's not true. They're well aware. Those defectors saying that their countrymen are smiling a lot more are honest and not talking about manipulated propaganda material. Bottomline is: Just because you have freedom it doesn't mean you're happier. In South Korea apparently the people seem colder, smile less. Which is very understandable if you think about how in 1st world countries we're constantly under stress, and often lost sight of what really makes us happy
they look the same as we are when we are staring into our smartphones everytime
Pyonyang is what they want you to see. Very few people of North Korea live on the capital, the rest live on the countryside... and they don't want u to look at that.
to be fair most country have absolutely garbage country sides.
that applies to almost every country in the world
THE BRONZE GOD North Korea,s countryside is MUCH WORSE then most.
Blue Typhoon2017 my English is garbage but some how yours is worse... anyways, please fix your spelling :) also, there are plenty of country out there that have a worse country side than dprk.
THE BRONZE GOD ok I fixed my spelling, happy? Anyway, what countries have worse famines and are in more poverty then North Korea?
I would never be willing to take the risk to go there. It’s not worth it to get imprisoned there for making a small mistake, especially when you’re not really seeing what it’s actually like anyway.
Me: breathes
North Korean police: so you have chosen, death.
100,000 Subscribers With One Video Challenge LMAO
Well, that's what you get for breathing on a sacred propaganda poster like a boob.
in some cases that is actually true because speaking against the hell of a country is easily illegal in n Korea
american police : you are black or any other race then you die
@@abdulbari-_- still better than any country
North Korea feels like a weird dream which sort of feels like a nightmare but it also isn't dead scary to be an actual nightmare but you also know that something is wrong.
It's really an eerie unexplainable feeling.
watch the joe rogan podcast with someone who escaped from NK. it worse than a nightmare
ITS LIKE A TWILIGHT ZONE
He is very careful, you can see he is really careful not to break any rule or cause any trouble. Smart.
yeah i mean break a rule and you get shot
its just a living being instict to survive lol
Not smart lol, just basic knowledge
It's not hard to Not break rules, you just don't break them. That's easy
He doesn’t want to be the next Otto lol
i really like your slow-motion footage of the people
The place gives me a weird vibe
Maiatsu yeah tbh it does since literally everyone is dead inside it’s really sad when you think of it 😔
Same !
Maiatsu NO FUCKING WAY!!!!!!!
we are in 2019 but they looked like they live in 1990s
90s were awseome though
And you go to places like iraq it looks like 1400，it's a developing country, don't expect too much.
@@Jonassvensson-uv9zd true life back then was simple. I missed those times
They dont have internet. They dont have tv (or just one tv channel) they dont know how todays fashion looks like. Damn this county is just scary.
@@Jonassvensson-uv9zd not everywhere
Imagine wanting to sentence someone 15 years for stealing a poster
@Denise Mohr it was a poster. A POSTER. not your suitcase with valuable goods. so you think because this guy stole a poster that a 15 years sentence of hard labor is justified? please revaluate what you're trying to say, i beg you. it's absolute madness.
@Denise Mohr Japan isnt even comparable to North Korea. People in Japan dont fuck with you out of culture. People in NK are too scared.
Is dead now
I don’t think he did it. The “evidence” they had was some grainy footage from the 2nd floor (a floor for employees only) taking a poster off the wall and setting it down into the floor.
So he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for taking a poster off the wall and setting it on the floor. I think he was framed myself.
Coffee Lover there is more footage of his actual face, he did do it, I saw it myself. I don’t think he should’ve been sentenced to 15 years, however he should understand the consequences that come along with going to North Korea. 🇰🇵
im not sure how ive never heard of the Otto Warmbier situation, but oh my god dude.... that is TERRIFYING
Honestly plain foolishness. NK is one of MANY countries which love their flag. Taking it & ripping it off as an outsider is just dumb.
No one thinks he was “smart”. But… holy cow… it’s still a horror story
@@EvanLTAit was not a flag, it was a propaganda poster but yeah it was a mistake that cost him his life
@@EvanLTA It was not a flag it was just a poster
@@giuseppesarto3657 At worst he should've been fined
it’s strange because at a glance it seems ordinary but once you know the background it’s terrifying
Also remember that living in the capital is a privilege its self. It's meant to be the show piece for the rest of the world. So for the people saying "oh, it's so clean" there's your answer.
bro its a whole country note a street or a house which can be staged , you have been brainwashed
@@abdulbari-_- it's not the whole country that's staged, just Pyongyang
@@abdulbari-_- Lmao seriously ? So it's probably just a coincidence that there are guides with them at all times, verifying where they go ? The whole experience is so obviously staged
@@MlleSallyBrown all i'm saying is a that a wolf in the open is better than a wolf in disguise. America is like a wolf in sheeps wool which is way more dangerous and evil.
Probably cut hands to stop littering
Remember they only allow you around pyongyang, the richest part of n.korea. The rest of the country has barely any food and no power.
how do you know?
At one point in time, due to sanctions. Now they're better.
@@bastet8045 Cause the internet is a thing.
North Korean has definitely recovered from the food scarcity in 90s, which is 20+ years ago, as for electricity, well in the rural area they are still having it but you may just see much more frequent outages.
Have you ever taken a tour?
Im so thankful I work here in South Korea..I can't imagine how dangerous living in North Korea..
The "supermarket" you entered was for foreign tourists.
I heard how they put up the fake supermarkets on the tourist routes to make people think that nobody is starving in the country.
Mansell I read that somewhere! They like put fake food in the displays and sometimes when it’s really hot you’ll see the plastic fruit melting
The movie Interview 😂
You heard it from a movie?
@@Mansare94 idiot
Probably you are anxious all the time, afraid of doing something wrong...
Silvia Mendes would feel the same
That's why I'd never go there. I mean it would be such an experience, but I assume there's always a chance u accidentally do the tiniest thing wrong and end up in a fucking concentration camp for the next 20 years.
@@thesmalllebowski284 exactly XD
maybe not
At least he got some guts to go there..
when i was watching video i thought Kim was watching me. this country is scary tho
the only people who are watching you are the united states feds (or their equivalent depending on country you live in), and the feds have complete legal access to all your documents/social media account or anything, essentially.
man but kim jong un, hes really scary though!
true asf
Yeah, I got a shiver down my spine
Can someone tell me what did that student do for him to die?
@@lunay4723 He took down a poster in a hotel without permission.
After Vj sidhu vlog 🙋🏻♂️attendance here
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I Feel like im breaking the rules by just watching this video.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omg same
Lmao 😂 fr
Fr 😂😂
And three channels available in north korea.
Channel No 1. Kim jong un is the greatest
Channel No 2. Kim jong un is the greatest
Channel No 3. Kim jong un is the greatest
😂
Wrong information
Oooh. Kk
It’s abit like US MSM.
CNN -Trump is racist.
MSNBC- Trump is racist
ABC-Trump is racist
Neither claims by the news outlets are actually true but both are shoved down mindless brainwashed idiots throats.
Food for thought.
Sajjan Kumar Boddh she is saying basically what the channels are like
Please be safe wherever you go ☺
After VJ SIDDHU VLOGS want to know more about north korea😮
Va thala... 😅
The people there look emotionless. They never smile like they’re dead inside
don't worry you will be the same in a couple of years when life hits you just because you have UA-cam Instagram pornhub doesn't mean you're free you're currently milking of your dad's money
Same thing in russia
DJ_Trolly I’m very satisfied with living in the west actually considering I can atleast use the internet and speak freely ab the gov and anyone I please
Same atleast I can live freely go on yt insta snapchat and Google and actually walk around on the streets without being afraid I'm so glad I don't live there I hope Thay change there ways in the future because Thay can be a good country
@@hassanulger7167 mate I would rather be depressed in the West than live in North Korea
Watching this after listening to Yeonmi Park on Joe Rogan’s podcast, you realize that this is just all show. You really can see just how fake it all is, they want foreigners to leave with a feeling like “see it’s not so bad here” but when you hear an actual North Korean’s account of what it’s really like to live there, the facade just fades away. You can even tell the natives didn’t want to make eye contact with the cameras. Ugh the oppression is sickening. I hope Rogan’s podcast episode with Yeonmi really opens more and more eyes up to what’s actually going on there. Absolutely disgusting.
Dude all the people saying she’s lying makes me sick
@@oliverlang1006 yeah she’s obviously on her own mission. She described the famine as if it’s what is happening now and she has all kind of contradictions in her stories. It is most definitely a oppressive evil regime but it’s not a genocide. I doubt that they are hiding piles of human corpses ready to be cannibalized by the starving population.
@@goldbluetears what info are you going off of that there isn’t a famine? I looked up the contradictions to her story and she’s addressed each of them very reasonably. The South Korean show that she was on really messed up her story because of how they wanted to portray her unfortunately. She even addresses the discrepancies between her and her mom.
@@oliverlang1006 there was a great famine in the 90s in NK thats where a lot of people died of starvation. Nowadays the issue is not so much food but freedom.
Obviously people can buy food, there are markets and supermarkets. There are a lot of NK defectors you can listen to, especially in south Korea to get a more rounded picture.
She is obviously paid by some right wing think american tank to push their narrative, maybe thats why she is dressed like a sex-doll. "the evil leftists are destroying america turning it to NK..."
I mean its pretty obvious. When she started with the story being robbed by two black chicks and the people accusing her of racism I mean c´mon... fit people are now white supremacists yeah right, nobody says that, white people and asians are now the most oppressed group in america, ok yeah got it!
All she does is over the top narrative examples to manipulate the emotions of the viewers and guide them into a certain direction!
This is the reason I checked this video out after hearing her story.
My great grandmother was from the North Korean side of the country before the division of North and South Korea. It's surreal to think that she once had a home there (even though I never got the opportunity to ask what is was like while she lived there). Meanwhile my grandma is surely glad that she got to grow up in South Korea instead.
you better be glad also, you would be born in north korea
@@arezanmusic honestly I probably wouldn't have been born at all since my mom and myself are mixed !
@@LeilaLovesLattesWell, you wouldn't have been born the way you are now obviously with a different set of partners, obviously. Also, I don't know why you need to say honestly here. It's so often that several people excessively use the word, 'honestly', or say, 'tbh'. It's as if they're compulsive liars, and they're feeling compelled to point out that they're in fact not lying this time around. You also did it with some broken grammar, "honestly". Lol
Interesting about the family.
몇킬로미터 차이로 북한에서 살 뻔..
It honestly surprises me that many Americans still go there even after knowing what North Korea is about.
It's about experiencing it in real life, and to share some information with us
I’m from Nigeria and I have to say I love my country more after watching this 😢
Same
Yes o. We don't know the value of what we have until we loose it. I love Nigeria abeg😊
And no wahala ❤
Nigeria is messed up country as well. Pls all stay away from Europe.
We love Nigeria Biko wat is this
Pyeongyang is all for the show and tourist, nothing there is real. You need to go to rural areas (not allowed to anyone) to see the horrible things
Having spent time in China and what we were told about them was total bollocks I'm willing to believe what we are told about North Korea is just as much rubbish
Anyone want to see an execution with firing squad for stealing rice? Who wants to see a village die of malnutrition? Let's go see the real North Korea.
Dark of the knight most of the Tibetan are extremely well treated in China , students from Tibet always get extra financial support by the Chinese government Those Tibetan who escape to west probably were the former upper class in tibet. Before 1949, ppl in Tibet lived a terrible lives. You can see many handcrafts made by humans skulls and skin in Tibet museum. I’m just telling you ppl what I experienced and saw in the real life. Besides, Tibet is not an isolated place. You easily can go there and see if I am right or not by your own eyes
I feel like the tibet situation is very similar to the pyeongyang situation in terms of making it look like everything is fine when internally it is not. The sad thing is you really can't believe everything you see especially in places that are sensitive to the country and are heavily mediated.
Not allowed to anyone , but you moron
Lets storm North Korea instead of Area 51
yeah
Please do!
But there is a nuke right under Kim Fatty's ass ;)
Still wanna storm North Korea? 😂
@@saboteurgaming5454
Lets Area 51 get the Aliens let them come with us to North Korea lets see what our new friends can do!
@@taekookieelvish2700 😂😂😂
at 7:43 you can see a person looking at the camera and he quickly looked away when it pointed at him. Are they enforced not to? Creepy vibes.
Hello Indigo Traveller! As a person coming from a former communist country (the soviet union), I feel an obligation to tell something about the basics of communist propaganda systems taught to ordinary citizens in case of meeting a tourist.
1. tourists in the USSR were not under any circumstances allowed to move around without their guides.
2. As a citizen, we were taught to never make eye contact with foreigners (eye contact or any form of interaction would be considered "conversing" with the enemy of the "mighty" socialist people: as a result, you would be labeled as an enemy of the people (state))
3. Tourists were only shown the wealthiest areas of the largest cities in the union.
4. Common citizens didn't have access to stores (supermarkets) to the degree of western countries. We would be standing in lines in central Moscow for several hours just to get a loaf of bread per person. Yes, you couldn't just buy as much bread as you wanted (assuming you had the money), because everything was rationed. Big stores with lots of different products were only made for show to tourists, exactly in the manner as shown in your video in Pyongyang.
5. hotels were extremely rare, and almost inaccessible to ordinary citizens. Only tourists and foreigners could stay the night in a hotel.
6. Disabled, old and poor citizens would be removed from the cities and put into camps away from the public eye, so that they wouldn't spoil the view of the city.
7. Goal number one of the USSR regarding tourism, was to put up a show impressing foreigners, making the impression that everything is amazing and people are happy and well fed, looking busy doing their duty for the motherland.
8. People in the USSR were not allowed to leave their city or village of origin without special permission from the areal political commissar. Most citizens lived their whole lives and died on the same spot during those 70+ years the USSR existed.
I can not say if this is the same case as it was when I grew up, but it sure looks a lot like it! So much that I almost felt at home! And that feeling isn't a nostalgic one, but more like a nightmare you try to forget.
Thank you for sharing your experience in Russia. Is it still like that? Love from 🇬🇷 Greece! ❤️
@@liontarina8932 Καλημέρα!
No, fortunately it is not like that in Russia anymore. Everyone can visit and travel freely. The strict circumstances applied only during communism.
RUSSHA is far better than shit hole North Korea !
wow. thanks for telling this. just got a new insight if how it is for the citizen of communist regime.
@@therussian572 ❤️ 🕊️🌼
This is like a simulator game everyone just doing their thing
Its like some creepy fake show for tourist *In specific spots of the tour* obviously people around are living real lives.
It is a creepy fake show and everybody knows it.
Just like when you go to NYC and then you realize half of America is poor, right?
ye just like that
Like the movie The Interview
Comscum Or when you go to any European country and realize half of them are poor. Then you go to China, Thailand and India and realize more than 60% are poor
I would love to visit N. Korea somewhere at my 80th, nothing to lose at that age really
My dad was North Korean, my mom is Canadian. My dad met my mom in sk... had me and my older brother... but he passed on in 2008 😞
:((
@@charlottebaskill2732 i mean you can try to escape if you're talking about north korea
@@charlottebaskill2732 Yes North Koreans can freely travel to China for work and vacation. It’s actually when they go to South Korea and the South Korean doesn’t let them home, yes North Koreans want to go back home most of the time but South Korea essentially kidnaps them but the western world acts like it’s normal because North Korea is sCaRy.
@@playboiqwerty2395 Yea, 15 years of hard labour for tearing down a poster is indeed scary. Your point?
:(((((
Me: "What kind of restrictions do you have here in Northkorea?"
Kim jong un: "Yes!"
11:11 that woman is scaring me.
She moves her head too much like a bird
shes like a robot being controlled
So professional women
YapPlayz yup
anebae I know that but she just looks really scary
😂oh damm
Honestly kind of brave to go back to the hotel room alone. I would want to be with other people 100% of the time, just in case they try and frame you for a crime. Not sure is Otto really did commit a crime or not, but on the chance he didn't (because in the cctv footage you can't tell if it's really him or not) it would be hard to frame you if you are with people always.
if they want you to see it, it's not worth looking at
Truth
Preach
shota jolbordi but it can also tell you a lot about the people who only want you to see certain things.
Eggsactly.
Seeing the empty but fully-stocked grocery store reminded me of the movie The Interview.
CryptoZoo Mauler THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING!!!!
@@rhiannonmendez9456 well yeah these shops are quite well known because they are just there for show to try to make people think they have resources available for their people it just makes me wonder why not just have a real shop lol
CryptoZoo Mauler yeah it’s all fake in some way I’m sure
The grocery stores are real but the people are only allowed a couple days worth of groceries a week. They're led to believe there aren't enough resources to go around. That's a lie. They just want to have control over everything
FAKE GRAPEFRUITS. YOU LIAR!!!!!!!!!!
Kim jon un would be the sort of guy to ban memes if he could
(Yes, I know there’s no internet and I’m not talking about article 13)
Dusco_12 Article 13 is for the EU, wtf are u talking about???
Мијодраг Јањанин r/wooosh
KipRiseGaming More like r/whoosh for you and OP because Memes are not banned under Article 13
I'm sorry but that leader is going to burn in hell!
@@stahl1624 r/wooooosh
*its a joke joke, the first replier doesnt understand the joke.*
Even living in Bangladesh,I am feeling proud,OMG 🫡
unwelcoming people, expressionless, robotic.. what else? those poor people living there 😢
sadly it’s just normal to them, but I also don’t think that they are allowed to interact with tourists for the same reasons tourists can’t go to the majority of places in NK
@@fabulamesam you are right.......and lets name that reason, slavery. North Koreans are imprisoned slaves.
Dont judge the people. Thats their environment because of strict from president
@@horacio6985 póg má thóna
How entitled of you. If I was there I wouldn't really care about tourists, there are more things that is worth doing than to accomodate foreigners. They have a life too.
Everything about it feels so sinister when you know what the people who live there go through and how many people get shot trying to leave. So sad. I can’t imagine the feeling of being there.
To travel there you either need to be a high ranking official of some sort, or you book your holiday through Chinese websites, and just one sound of that is sketchy af. I will never risk my life going there, but watching these videos really do humble oneself and out everything into perspective. Truly sorry for the trapped citizens of NK.
A high ranking official or you must be really bored out of your mind with life
Nothing wrong with adapting a little, but to keep yourself ahead of houndreds of unwritten rules just to stay out of severe problems doesn't seem to appealing.
@@kareandersson exactly. At some point you just need to accept it isn’t worth feeding your curiosity and going there. You could follow the law better than the citizens but you’d could still end up in a severe situation
You can go if you get a Visa to go, but 99% of the time any requests for one are rejected
Maybe for Chinese nationals. Non-Chinese can book through several travel agent companies that take people there.
Those dramatic slow motions and weird sounds from this video 😂🙌🏿 I can’t
Everyone is there to create the perception it's bustling with people - but if you look closely something is off. It seems crowded, but not really. Just a bit too orderly. People are going to and fro, yet he hasn't gotten jostled once. Same deal with the lack of staring.
It's like the Truman show.
Evan Crown yooo fr
also look at peoples faces. No ones smiling. No ones cheerful. No one looks back. Look at how skinny many people are, look at their cheekbones standing out.
Yes, no one really lives there, they all magically float away whenever you're not looking. Kim Jong in personally creates them in his magic lab
Evan Crown exactly like that.
LoL all this 'theories' on North Korea. It's impressive how media can influenced the way our mindset work and thus set with all these NK stereotypes. As for me, I would actually take the chance if there was ever an opportunity for me to go there to experience everything all by myself. Though, I doubt my VISA would worked there.
The way the pedestrians avoid you and the camera is eerie after coming from the Sudan video where curious crowds would gather around for anything mundane.
The North Korean officials being featured everywhere is like a Tik Tok ad except unskippable
hi army
rosa brz hey 🤗
What about a npc in a game
0:50 that music is so good, I love it for some reason 😂🙌🏻
Imagine if Logan Paul went to North Korea.
Edit: Thank you for the likes! Lets hope Logan sees this😂
Shirley Liu brujhhh
noooooo HAHAHA
That would end up bad for him
It would end by filming a dead body at the end and it would be his
We should SEND him to North Korea
I hope someday someone will stand up and rise to take over to help North Korea
*Edit* :Wow I didn't except so many likes thx anyways u didn't have to like
Olivia • wut
Ima Younginnn btw it's fine
We must help south korea to defeat north and they will be reunited again
and then that he/she's country getting a nuke from n.k
Yes let it happen....
Anyone whom this video might have enticed to take a trip for themselves, please, do not ever go to North Korea! It only appears somewhat fascinating in most vlogs, because in order to go there you must first sign an agreement, that basically forbids you from releasing any video that would put the country in bad light.
For example, here: 10:49 "I'm not quite sure what's going on..." Oh, really? Of course, everyone knows what is going on: this shop is used exclusively for the purpose of showing off the "wealth" of North Korea to tourists.
Any legal trip to North Korea is a well orchestrated act that is better experienced safely by watching one of the countless vlogs on the topic. By actually going there, not only do you put your life at risk, you also fund the regime, where people live nowhere near to the "standards" you see in those vlogs.
Exactly!
I'd go to North Korea in a heartbeat. I want to ask around if they remember when Yugoslavian leader Tito visited, and ask if I can buy any posters that commemorate that.
You know, you're saying to people not to believe what they're seeing and hearing, yet you're believing everything your government (I assume you're American) is telling you.
Not to mention that the money you've spent on the trip is supporting such a regime :(
Nel Kan,
I'm not sure if you're implying that life in NK is, in reality, alright, or that I just should listen to the government less.
If it's the former, it's really only necessary to apply a bit of common sense to disprove that. We can use only the non-disputed facts on which basically NK itself and the rest of the world agree. For example:
1. North Koreans legally cannot access any information not approved by the state (of course, no internet for them).
2. You can get an unproportionally severe punishment for an act of "disrespect" towards the leaders, and many of those acts are not even disrespectful to a normal person at all.
3. Communism has not worked ever, despite several tries to establish it, so why should it work this time? Well, they may call it Juche or something, but duh...
I personally can't imagine how to fill in the unknown details for NK to be a decent country to live in, just with these 3 facts. But there are also famine and other problems, which require a bit of proof, and I'm too lazy and incompetent to attempt that ;^)
If it's the latter, well, maybe. I might be mistaken in some aspects, since I've gathered all my knowledge of NK (which is not that great) from the internet. By the way, I'm Russian, and our government is even making allies with NK to some extent, but I don't think this changes anything.
1. They have internal internet. And honestly, maybe better they don't have international internet. We can have all the information we want, yet we bitch about Earth being flat and what not. Wow, they're really missing a lot, huh?
2. Like you can't get the same in any other country lmao. How does insulting and attacking Putin go? What, you walk away freely?
3. Oh, it has. If you're Russian, that's even sadder. You do understand that without Lenin and company, you'd be a peasant, probably starving, probably illiterate? Have you heard of Yugoslavia? Communism worked there. Also, Communism worked for North Korea for years, and they were more advanced than South Korea, until USA decided to sanction them. Cuba? You think they're poor because of Communism? It's sanctions from USA. But fine, don't know your history.
And yes, gathering information from the internet can be tricky. But let me make this short and sweet, alright? Here's what I'VE gathered from the internet.
1. NK has between 6 and 10 trillion dollars of worth in minerals. One of them is cobalt. Which is used heavily for batteries in phones, etc. Kids are mining it in Congo and dying, and no one cares, because it's profitable as fuck.
2. NK cannot trade with anyone. They can't do shit. One of the reasons why they can't really get much richer. Everything they have, everything they've built, they've done on their own, on heavily limited resources.
3. Stories from defectors are largely exaggerated (and they change over time, I suggest you look into it) because in SK these people are heavily discriminated against, they can't get a job (like 50% of older people in SK aren't living in poverty, but hey, no one talks about that, huh, no one talks how SK's economy is doing great but their people are being driven insane by long hours at work, etc. but let's ignore that), so the only way for them to actually earn some money is to sell stories. And the better the story, more money they'll earn (and if you think that SK is not paying them for their stories, you're wrong, look into it). What do you think, which story will sell better?
a) I was living in a small village, there was a draught, we were poor, idk, didn't want to starve so we escaped.
b) KIM JONG UN IS THE WORST HE KILLED MY FAMILY AND THE WHOLE ORCHESTRA ON THE MAIN SQUARE AND WE WALKED THROUGH THEIR GUTS FOR DAYS AFTERWARDS
Half of the stories coming from NK are literally lies. You think they believe they won the World football cup? You think Kim Jong Un is gathering women from schools and making harem? Wasn't there ˝news˝ how he killed his ex-girlfriend, just for her to pop up alive and well after some time? These ˝news˝ are there to desensitize people to Koreans, consider them less than humans. Add on top of that that they eat dogs, and you'll get the 'Oh, we can kill thousands of them lol it's not really a loss' kind of attitude.
4. You think USA would free NK if they invaded? They wouldn't. They'd take the cobalt, use people there as free work force, and call it a day, bragging how they ˝freed˝ North Koreans. I mean, look at Libya. From one of the richest countries in Africa to a ravaged, poor country, where slavery is striving lmao. Thanks, USA.
5. Why can USA have nuclear weapons, but not anyone else? Why can Israel have nuclear weapons, but not anyone else? When you look at statistics, USA has the biggest amount of nuclear weapons. Yet if you have one rocket, they'll knock on your door and pretend like you're the threat to the whole world.
6. Remember that USA only goes after people and countries they profit from. They'll never really want to save people from Saudi Arabia, wil they? When is the last time you've read some horrible news from there? You know that poor foreigners go there to work, and get their passports get taken away, so they cannot return home, plus they oftend don't even get paid? :) But hey, USA does wonderful trades with Saudi Arabia, so no need for such news, is there? However, that cobalt in NK... God, they need to get their hands on it... Let's roll another idiotic story about NK!
Oh god hearing about Otto made my stomach drop. I remember hearing it and seeing the it on the news growing up it scares me so much
A capital with no bad looking people, everyone seems healthy, active, even athletic. They seem all emotionless, no angry, no sadness, just some kind of "normal" happiness. Seems like loud talking, maybe general discussions... it looks like a movie set.
Dystopia in full swing. No fat people, only smart people. Only good looking people. The leaders are the only ones fat, ugly and smiling.
No.
They do not seem healthy they seem restricted.
yeah because it basically is a movie set when foreigners come
Reminds me of The Lottery 🤠
Wants to learn about Americans.
Goes to Boston.
Thinks all Americans talk weird.
Ends field study.
lol
I mean go to every major city along the east coast ( Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc.) they all have their own weird accents
@@itzyoboityfly6847 thats what he's saying. his point is that since only one city was visited here, then no real conclusions about the nation can be drawn. then again, it wasnt really under the guy's control to go anywhere else, so this is as good as it gets for a tourist.
@Chinese are the true Hebrew Israelites of God its not cherry picking on this guy's side though. as far as going to NK is concerned, this is as good as it gets
I'd rather be from Boston to LA or wherever you're worthless ass is from
The city isn't bad but this is probably the top 1% life in North Korea.
Yep and you need special permission to live there.
No dude what you see is an illusion none of the people have any freedom, the city’s are for show it’s like the lord farquads kingdom you get it
Lion Pride Alpha that’s basically it
@@s_w_a_g_f_e_e_n9580 -Not very smiley, they all seemed so intently focused on their goal of the moment.. Friendly? inquisitive? Fun loving? Not so much.