this song started playing at midnight in pyongyang when I was there one week ago and kept going for a couple hours. Couldn't sleep the first night I heard this, felt like I was in a horror movie or something
nah not when i visited, started around midnight when we were going to bed the first night... asked the guides about it but they didn't want to talk about it :/
This most heart breaking thing is the fact this country is still stuck in the 1950s in wartime, economical, and physical conditions. It's a time capsule.
Actually most of the people are so underfed that their physical growth, like average height and weight is worse than colonial era in 1930s. Yeah...it is crazy.
@@V_For_Vigilante nah it’s the best movie i’ve seen all my life, i’ve seen like hundreds of thousands of movies and blade runner is the best. Tbf it all comes down to taste and what you like. Some don’t like sci-fi.
Dude, I heard this in another video about mornings in Pyongyang. I thought the person filming just edited it in for like a creepy effect of how empty the city was at the time the video was taken. I had no idea this was actually real!
Yep I’m in the same boat as well. My brain still can’t accept that a *real* city in a *real* country on Earth plays this eerie an creepy tune as its alarm clock. I mean heck, if you’re going to go full-on dystopian, why *not* make your city wake up to a horror movie’s opening track?
Because in the Pyongyang you can work a relatively cushy office job and make enough money to not starve. Oddly enough it's the rural folk who have no money or food. They can't just move to Pyongyang tbough. To live in that city, you pretty much need permission from Kim Jong-Un.
Could they at least have played it with a trumpet or literally anything other than a warbling nightmare engine? Who even plays the warbling nightmare engine? I'm pretty sure theremins are somehow less creepy than this.
Captain Doomsday “Warbling nightmare engine”😂 I think it’s a recording of an operatic performance distorted by the old, shitty PA speakers. But it really is about as hellish and terrifying an effect as I can imagine achieving.
The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble rendition of this song actually HAS theremins. And no its not an operatic performance, its obviously an old soviet synthesizer. Go listen to some old soviet synth pop and you’ll hear synths just like this inevitably. DPRK started out as a soviet republic and what you’re hearing is a soviet synthesizer. I can’t tell you which one but I’ve heard enough soviet music to say this is more reminiscent of their synthesizers than their operatic performances. It’s actually quite beautiful in my opinion
@@knight_corps "Distilled despair ..." ... Damn accurate description of the DPRK as a whole, if you ask me ... George Orwell would be shocked, but not surprised ...
There are many videos on UA-cam from people who have visited there as tourists. It looks clean and orderly and everyone who visited seemed to enjoy it and it actually looks okay there.
@@mychannel-xx5de that's the nice side they show you. Korean police won't let you explore at your own leisure, or else you'll see the people beyond the city itself. The people who suffer the most.
@@mychannel-xx5de That's because they only show you what they want the world to see. If you venture beyond the tourist areas then you could and most probably will be sent to a labour camp.
To awaken to that dreary, echoey song each morning. Living on one of the high floors of those apartment buildings which usually lack electricity - meaning no heat and having to walk 40 floors to reach home after each trip out. Sounds like hell on earth.
@@Kaiyats Nope. people still live at the top floors it's just that ground floor is much more expensive than the upper floors for the lack of electricity.
You wake up. Its morning with a gray fog covering the city. The sun barely splits through it. But then, you hear it again. The songs echoing between the buildings. People begin walking in lines. The police woman directing non-existent traffic. Again. And again. Time to work.
I think it was psychologically engineered to break your will. If you notice the lady's voice afterwards is not distorted. So the sounds are very specifically chosen to invoke these effects.
Depressing place, depressing music, lacking electricity in general, no internet, everything there is broken seems like, barely any cars. What a great place
"Everyone up! Up, up! Take your positions in front of your screens and prepare for the daily exercise routine! 734, I can't see you, move to your right! Ok, now touch those toes!"
@@nikel- I don't need the North Korean wake-up song to wake me up because i already use Joe Biden as my alarm , him speaking his gibberish and Donald Trump roasting Biden.....if there is anything more vile it be Joe Bidens annoying voice 🤣 😂 😆.
This is like "Begin Again" in Fallout: New Vegas; the speakers have been overworked so much that they end up producing this ghostly interpretation of the song,
In EVERY video of this song being blasted into the air of Pyongyang, it sounds quavering and distorted and echoey, adding to its horrifyingly depressive ambience.
best place in the world, where you have to hear this eerie music, have little to no electricity, be forced to have a radio that operates 24/7 365, be monitored, broke and hungry. now that's what i call the best place in the world!
Tankies: “what is the problem? This is a glorious patriotic song by a people who love their leader for protecting them from the decadent imperialist west. They don’t need things like TV or electricity or freedom of speech which are capitalist inventions. Ooh, my mom made tendies!”
Wow. Does that song play every morning? Does everybody in the whole city begin the morning with the same music accompanying it? This is just... fascinating. I know that in my own high school, for example, they played the William Tell Overture every morning in the lead-up to the school bell (when everyone was rushing to class), so we all kind of had a shared experience. It's just weird to think of something like that for an entire city.
This is part of the ideology of collectivism/communism which strives for everyone to be as similar as everyone else as possible, individuality is not allowed. Think like a hive, behave like a hive. This is supposed to squash any “rebellious” or creative thoughts. You’re supposed to be like a human robot, basically, and obey and never question anything.
@@civotamuaz5781 you people would rather believe in mind control rays than simply investigate whether a premise is correct or not. No, it doesn't play literally every morning and every day until your brain rots or you are somehow put into trance by a shitty speaker. That is not even how trance state induction works, which is a barely researched field. They certainly do play music every morning along with their usual PSAs on their mobile propaganda cars.
The streets are cleaned by women with brooms. Not a city sweeper. But, I believe there are two people, so it doesn't begin making the back hurt until you are in your 2nd hour.
It's like something off of aphex twins selected ambient works 2. To think that the people in this country have no right to listen to their own music or watch their own films and are confined into listening to propaganda music that all sounds the same.
They are brainwashed to believe they couldn’t complain & i doubt you have a friend in north korea because internet is heavily regulated to only show north korean propaganda
Wow. I would seriously consider jumping off of a roof if I had to wake up to this every day. With that depressing view. With that depressing dictatorship.
In my imagination, we discover spare islands and we secretly dump all the NK's there and let them build a new society, before we re-arrange the entire country with no dictators (I suggest we put Jacinta in the place of the president) and we put everyone back, leaving the island ready for everyone in Guantanamo Bay, before we place those back in their original countries. And then we use the island for the Russian prisons, putting everyone there and then we rescue the Uyghurs from the Chinese prisons and so on.
@prestallar4339there are a Lot of North Korean restaurants in China and some tourists saw North Koreans going to work in China. There is even a Resolution from Un trying to prevent this
This song sounds terrifeying, i really afraid of it, It's so shocking that people from Pyongyang have to listen to that every day. If i were they I would propably get crazy. Brrr
![Where are you, Dear General? [Subtitles]](/img/n.gif)
this song started playing at midnight in pyongyang when I was there one week ago and kept going for a couple hours. Couldn't sleep the first night I heard this, felt like I was in a horror movie or something
+Lisa Brynte lol that sounds like a waking nightmare for sure
Fuck that is horrible. Simple brainwash
+Haley Salz ikr
starts at 5 am lul
nah not when i visited, started around midnight when we were going to bed the first night... asked the guides about it but they didn't want to talk about it :/
Real life lavender town from pokemon
I had to look it up. And I fully agree with you!
Haha
I thought I was the only person who would've thought of that. And... I'm replying to a 2 year old comment
Ryan 9312 So, WW3 hasn't happened...yet.
I was going to comment that and then saw Ryan already did. Then noticed the 2 year mark as well, lol. :)
Depressing music: ✔️
Depressing-looking city: ✔️
Must be a joy to live in there
The song is supposed to be happy. They are looking for their General
Two negatives make a positive
Eynar wow what an ignorant bigot.
and you can't even suicide...or your relatives will pay the debt for you lol
Better than fuckin g LA
That moment when you realise it's time to start another 16-hour grind in the salt mines.
you only work 16 hours? How dare you? 20 is minimum, off to gulag with you!
@푸옹 Phuong DPRK Channel HAHAHAAHQHAAHAHAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAHAHAHHQHQHQHAHAHAHAHA THAT FUCKING USERNAME! !!!
@푸옹 Phuong DPRK Channel
Your channel and videos look like you're trying to tell, that everyone lies about DPRK...
@@utqiagvik1991 basically. some people have a general misunderstanding about north korea. but i overall do not support their government
@@pix_d20
There are few channels that probably are property of DRPK goverment or propaganda ministry.
This most heart breaking thing is the fact this country is still stuck in the 1950s in wartime, economical, and physical conditions. It's a time capsule.
Pretty sure even in 17th century western countries were most prosperous and free then this
Actually most of the people are so underfed that their physical growth, like average height and weight is worse than colonial era in 1930s. Yeah...it is crazy.
I don't find it sad at all. Quite a bit funny actually
@@Jimbow-sz9khUh could you elaborate?
Haha, and these are supplying weapons to Russia? Here, have 100,000 1950's Hong chong hi flung dung rifles, they'll fire once, that's it.
As if North Korea wasn't already a dystopian nightmare, they have to wake up to the soundtrack from Blade Runner too.
Blade runner at least has some colours in the world this... This is just scary
@@V_For_Vigilante huge if true.
@@V_For_Vigilante nah it’s the best movie i’ve seen all my life, i’ve seen like hundreds of thousands of movies and blade runner is the best.
Tbf it all comes down to taste and what you like. Some don’t like sci-fi.
@@suave605 agreed 👌
@@suave605 I love sci-fi but blade runner is just so goddamn boring, the visuals are insane but other than that? Meh
Dude, I heard this in another video about mornings in Pyongyang. I thought the person filming just edited it in for like a creepy effect of how empty the city was at the time the video was taken.
I had no idea this was actually real!
I think we came from the same video. I had to check if this was true...and damn it is
We came from the same video. And I thought the same thing as you
Yep I’m in the same boat as well. My brain still can’t accept that a *real* city in a *real* country on Earth plays this eerie an creepy tune as its alarm clock. I mean heck, if you’re going to go full-on dystopian, why *not* make your city wake up to a horror movie’s opening track?
Yeah same here, it’s so creepy and depressing.
They play this EVERY. SINGLE. MORNING.
And this is considered to be “the place to be” in North Korea. People in other cities and rural areas dream of living there.
This is just sad
Because in the Pyongyang you can work a relatively cushy office job and make enough money to not starve. Oddly enough it's the rural folk who have no money or food. They can't just move to Pyongyang tbough. To live in that city, you pretty much need permission from Kim Jong-Un.
@@josephmonkele5992actually I wonder if they get less exposed to propaganda outside of Pyongyang? They’re lower on the social scale so
@@AbdulGabagool83 I honestly doubt it. There's no escaping propaganda in North Korea.
It sounds like kim jong un is about to drop the hottest diss track on the western world
Big Bad Man Boy Guy Man Dude Good Cool Man Man Guy kim jong il wrote this, not kim jong un
@@weeee1 good gracious its a joke
Karl Cedrick i know that? lmao i was just telling them
@@weeee1 its not cool to just throw your intelligence over a joke doesnt make you intellectual
Karl Cedrick i didnt say it makes me an intellectual? i was just informing the person about it, chill
Could they at least have played it with a trumpet or literally anything other than a warbling nightmare engine? Who even plays the warbling nightmare engine? I'm pretty sure theremins are somehow less creepy than this.
Captain Doomsday “Warbling nightmare engine”😂 I think it’s a recording of an operatic performance distorted by the old, shitty PA speakers. But it really is about as hellish and terrifying an effect as I can imagine achieving.
the reason it sounds like this is because of the really old sound system they use lol
Theremin, to me, sounds so beautiful when played by someone who is actually skilled. This just sounds like distilled despair.
The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble rendition of this song actually HAS theremins. And no its not an operatic performance, its obviously an old soviet synthesizer. Go listen to some old soviet synth pop and you’ll hear synths just like this inevitably. DPRK started out as a soviet republic and what you’re hearing is a soviet synthesizer. I can’t tell you which one but I’ve heard enough soviet music to say this is more reminiscent of their synthesizers than their operatic performances. It’s actually quite beautiful in my opinion
@@knight_corps
"Distilled despair ..." ...
Damn accurate description of the DPRK as a whole, if you ask me ... George Orwell would be shocked, but not surprised ...
Where are you dear tourists
In the labour camps.
There are many videos on UA-cam from people who have visited there as tourists. It looks clean and orderly and everyone who visited seemed to enjoy it and it actually looks okay there.
@@mychannel-xx5de that's the nice side they show you. Korean police won't let you explore at your own leisure, or else you'll see the people beyond the city itself. The people who suffer the most.
@@mychannel-xx5de That's because they only show you what they want the world to see. If you venture beyond the tourist areas then you could and most probably will be sent to a labour camp.
Dear tourists puts on most silent boots and off they go to steal
i killed myself because of this song but Dear Leader brought me back to life and made me go to work
I think what you meant to say is that dear supreme leader brought you back to life, and showed you how to enjoy it you fucking capitalist.
@@camper1749 It's sounds that you're out of your mind...
@@saulgoodman292 Not quite sure..
@@firstlast-yf8hh yes he is dumbass
@@firstlast-yf8hh he is
To awaken to that dreary, echoey song each morning. Living on one of the high floors of those apartment buildings which usually lack electricity - meaning no heat and having to walk 40 floors to reach home after each trip out. Sounds like hell on earth.
StormChaserMax A lot of the older people who live high up haven’t been outside in years.
Actually many people don’t live in the high rises at the top because of the lack of electricity and elevators they live on the ground floors
I’d jump
@@Kaiyats Nope. people still live at the top floors it's just that ground floor is much more expensive than the upper floors for the lack of electricity.
@@랙쇼랙쇼Once Korea reunites the ones living on the higher floors will witness a stonks experience.
North Korea is like something out of dystopian thriller movie. Except it's REAL.
Equillibrium or 1984
no
Sonnenmann8 who aré u
maya 1312 who are you
It’s literally just the half life beta’s but irl
1984 wasn't meant to be an instruction manual.
"Where are you, dear food"
@39CluesWiz #Clue Hunt and Doublecross Dear Vegetable
@39CluesWiz #Clue Hunt and Doublecross So that's what KJU is up to right now. Eating lots of bread.
@39CluesWiz #Clue Hunt and Doublecross Must be some good bread, maybe from the COVID bakery.
Dear memes
"Where are you, dear freedom"
It even has the dystopian music to go with it. Unironically impressed.
this is creepy as hell ... righ out of some horror movie or nightmare ... except you cant turn it off nor wake up .
@@fex144 what was that video?
um its actualt buetifull
Nah worse than a horror movie
its better dead than red
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
Creepiest shit i have ever heard other than the X-files song
+Chen Kevin /o\
THE ILLUMINATI HAS BEEN CONFIRMED, PEOPLE. THE ILLUMINATI HAS BEEN CONFIRMED.
Unsolved Mysteries theme is creepier IMO
And I love it! Scary!
Kevin Yang X files Arent scary
You wake up. Its morning with a gray fog covering the city. The sun barely splits through it. But then, you hear it again. The songs echoing between the buildings. People begin walking in lines. The police woman directing non-existent traffic. Again. And again. Time to work.
The gray fog is smoke from the coal plants, and factories.
In occidental city its same think
@@pedroproenca8917 ?
You act as if that's not the exact same grind as in capitalist countries. Work sucks in general. Time for a #4dayweek
@@FlagArmadaProductionsMy brother in Christ you work like 8 to 9 hours at most and they work 16 hours, 7 days a week, 5 day work weeks are fine.
I am sure Kim Jong un has sound proof glass while sleeping ! He doesn’t hear this shit everyday
Probably doesn't even live in north korea
@@FrozenPantiezzz that’s not true
Song is for peasants, not for him lul
@@FrozenPantiezzz He literally lives in Pyongyang...
@@aghasaifullah3854 whoa you're smart
It's like it was written specifically to evoke existential dread.
...come to think of it, maybe it was.
صحيح
The actual song is pretty good tho
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
Heard rumors that the song isn’t supposed to sound this creepy, but the extremely old Speakers in North Korea distort the music like this.
I think it was psychologically engineered to break your will. If you notice the lady's voice afterwards is not distorted. So the sounds are very specifically chosen to invoke these effects.
FYI they play it on the hour from the central train station - that's the building in the background in the centre of the frame at 0:18.
Thanks for clarifying
Creepy stuff.
No
Mandem T Yes
@@Pehobbes No
@@zliksdesigns4179 perhaps
@@Pehobbesnah im just playing around
This describes North Korea very well.
Depressing place, depressing music, lacking electricity in general, no internet, everything there is broken seems like, barely any cars.
What a great place
It’s depressing 😪 feels like that “silent hill” horror movie
@@VanNatalRNTHAT is a great comparison-
new alarm for my clock
did you survive it?
Same..
@@fex144 he would've answered if he had survived...
It's been 2 years, since Victor Gabriel died :'(
Mass Jaff 3 now
God this sounds so eerily familiar and I don't know why. This is so horrifying
Your past life duh
Look up cross examined
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
Death In June “Last Farewell”
This Melody is errily beautiful.
It so is
Scary and haunting it is, to Me.
If depression was a song, this would be it
"Everyone up! Up, up! Take your positions in front of your screens and prepare for the daily exercise routine! 734, I can't see you, move to your right! Ok, now touch those toes!"
Rick Grime 1984 was such a strange movie
that book was hella depressing dudes
6079 Smith, W!!!!
It's like they're trying to make the place as dreary as possible.
The creepiest city in the entire world.
When a sinner dies, he wakes up in NK
Ja
my thought exactly
This is my alarm clock on my phone. It keeps me motivated for the day ahead.
انك مضحك 🤣
hardcore
I'm gonna download this song as a ringtone and wake up alarm ⏰
You're out of your mind , that song is a tribute to the Kim Jong Un's grandfather...the original dictator and founder of North Korea.
Lmaoo
@@josephbennett3482 well you are going to hate your alarm ringtone anyway. Might as well put something that is genuinely vile
@@nikel- I don't need the North Korean wake-up song to wake me up because i already use Joe Biden as my alarm , him speaking his gibberish and Donald Trump roasting Biden.....if there is anything more vile it be Joe Bidens annoying voice 🤣 😂 😆.
@@josephbennett3482rent free 😂😂😂
This is a great motivational music, i think it should be played in Antidepressant Rehab Center every morning.
Obviously he was
xdd
“The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is to be ruled by someone inferior to yourself.” - Plato
human history in a nutshell
“People love to virtue signal and lay down quotes from people who lived in the past to sound smart.” - Me.
@@AllSvenfuck yes mate- me as well
When youre scared of strong men, just wait until you see what weak men can do
Plot Twist: North Korea is actually made up in someone's mind like inception and they forgot the kick that tries to get them out every morning !
That would mean we're all in the dream or am I wrong? Probably some levels too deep down for decades or centuries so we all forgot what to do.
Damn... What can you do?
terrifyingly beautiful
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
Just remember that there are people who actually thinks this is the ideal type of society.
So eerie, so spooky, and so ghostly, really!
Imagine someone hacks the song player, and change it with Drake "In My Feeling" Song. Would be incredible!
They don't speak English dude... They have no clue who the fuck drake is🙄
Can't hack an analog system... this is probably some old shit not connected to the internet... it's kinda impossible to hack
This is the best k pop song
nk-pop
Utter definition of Dystopia
This is like "Begin Again" in Fallout: New Vegas; the speakers have been overworked so much that they end up producing this ghostly interpretation of the song,
I did not notice that when I played Dead Money.
In EVERY video of this song being blasted into the air of Pyongyang, it sounds quavering and distorted and echoey, adding to its horrifyingly depressive ambience.
This song, played out loud like this, has something mesmerizing
God, it’s worse than the broken siren in Chicago.
Better than Despacito
Excuse you?
Too far.
Bada bada bada bada burrito
Worse than Despacito.
Fuck despacito, and fuck today's awful music.
Watching this, I am satisfied and I have shivers at the same time
This song is like a background song for a horror scifi movie of some sort
what a hypnotic zing to it
Just downloaded this music in MP3. It is now my new alarm tone on my phone and also my ringtone 😈
Dystopian
Where are you? Dear General.
He's probably sitting on his golden throne trying to give birth to a 3lb chunk of Emmental
I want to be high as fuck in Pyongyang
This feels so eerie
This how my cities in Spore are like.
This sounds like it's played on one of those saws for cutting wood.
Wow, the new BioShock game has amazing graphics.
Looks a bit shady and depressing.
best place in the world, where you have to hear this eerie music, have little to no electricity, be forced to have a radio that operates 24/7 365, be monitored, broke and hungry.
now that's what i call the best place in the world!
Hey, music to dance to in a cemetery lol.
Imagine Hearing This S--t At 3AM
Tankies: “what is the problem? This is a glorious patriotic song by a people who love their leader for protecting them from the decadent imperialist west. They don’t need things like TV or electricity or freedom of speech which are capitalist inventions. Ooh, my mom made tendies!”
This sounds just like the music that Winston describes when it's being played in 1984. It's quite terrifying to be hearing it in real life.
Wow. Does that song play every morning? Does everybody in the whole city begin the morning with the same music accompanying it? This is just... fascinating.
I know that in my own high school, for example, they played the William Tell Overture every morning in the lead-up to the school bell (when everyone was rushing to class), so we all kind of had a shared experience. It's just weird to think of something like that for an entire city.
This is part of the ideology of collectivism/communism which strives for everyone to be as similar as everyone else as possible, individuality is not allowed. Think like a hive, behave like a hive. This is supposed to squash any “rebellious” or creative thoughts. You’re supposed to be like a human robot, basically, and obey and never question anything.
Its played every day, some people report hearing it playing for extended periods of time at night.
How utterly bizarre
Repetition can induce a trance, it's a tool of mind control. It programs your brain into compliance.
@@civotamuaz5781 you people would rather believe in mind control rays than simply investigate whether a premise is correct or not.
No, it doesn't play literally every morning and every day until your brain rots or you are somehow put into trance by a shitty speaker. That is not even how trance state induction works, which is a barely researched field.
They certainly do play music every morning along with their usual PSAs on their mobile propaganda cars.
atleast the streets are clean and no crime
Crime happens, people steal food sometimes.
The only cons
The streets are cleaned by women with brooms. Not a city sweeper. But, I believe there are two people, so it doesn't begin making the back hurt until you are in your 2nd hour.
This really does sound somewhat like Lavender Town, doesn't it? ...
Yeah like a slowed down even more depressing version.
Why this made me fear of falling down from that balcony?
So eerie and depressing, crazy to think people are trapped living there. It's basically a giant concentration camp.
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
@losenusAnd i assume you're a 13 year old Gen Z commie?
It's like he's out on a binger with friends and the government is playing music telling him to go home
i find it very pleasant
sicoticosandro he types with three North Korean army men pointing guns at him
It’s truly haunting I love it.
*it creeps me, but for some reason, I like it!*
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
I downloaded the mp3 of this audio and it's my alarm in the morning now.
Sounds like something out of my nightmares
I like it. Stay old school NK.
It's like something off of aphex twins selected ambient works 2. To think that the people in this country have no right to listen to their own music or watch their own films and are confined into listening to propaganda music that all sounds the same.
Tom Wright we are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams
(I know, 85-92)
The sounds of 1984 and Big Brother
It's so... Mesmerizing @_@
Creepy this would definitely fit in a cheesy 70s chop socky film
I talked to my friend in North Korea on the phone and asked him how things were. He said he couldn't complain.
yeah sure, if he can talk to you on a phone it means he has privileges in north korea that regular civilians dont
Not because there isn't anything to complain about, but literally, he cannot complain if he wants to live
They are brainwashed to believe they couldn’t complain & i doubt you have a friend in north korea because internet is heavily regulated to only show north korean propaganda
To be honest I actually really like this.
I don't think that song is designed to motivate and inspire people.
Wow. I would seriously consider jumping off of a roof if I had to wake up to this every day. With that depressing view. With that depressing dictatorship.
Me too. I would definitely risk my life by escaping to literally any other country (most likely China) from that hell hole.
In my imagination, we discover spare islands and we secretly dump all the NK's there and let them build a new society, before we re-arrange the entire country with no dictators (I suggest we put Jacinta in the place of the president) and we put everyone back, leaving the island ready for everyone in Guantanamo Bay, before we place those back in their original countries.
And then we use the island for the Russian prisons, putting everyone there and then we rescue the Uyghurs from the Chinese prisons and so on.
@prestallar4339there are a Lot of North Korean restaurants in China and some tourists saw North Koreans going to work in China. There is even a Resolution from Un trying to prevent this
@@deretti347The people in north korean restaurants in china are not free.
Where are you dear happiness
That place is just hell
Makes me wonder how many people are actually in those buildings
this music is actualy buetifull and lovly..sad becomes bueitfifull
Why are there so many North Korea shills here? Are they NK propaganda bots??
This song is called where are you dear general for those who did not know
I like this song 0u0 So eerie yet soothing
I think I will play this song on Halloween when the kids come to my home for the candy, that will send some chills down their spines.
@@francisbain8142❤❤f56ytyy
People there dream of a relaxing vacation in City 17.
I like this version of K-pop way better than South Korea's.
What it's like on the outskirts of City 17 (reconstructed and still under the control of the "benefactors", of course)
It's cool to see other HL2 fans here taking this same reference. HL2 has educated a generation of what totalitarian supression looks and feels like.
the song is called "Where are you Dear General"
ThrashTillDeath it says that in the title, dude
It's in the title bro
Bruh
Mean while Dear general is taking a dump in the can
It looks like Ikana Canyon in Zelda Majoras Mask, even the apartment buildings remind me of the buildings in the game, really creepy. Eerie feeling.
Sounds pretty majestic to me.
This song sounds terrifeying, i really afraid of it, It's so shocking that people from Pyongyang have to listen to that every day. If i were they I would propably get crazy. Brrr