[NEWs GEN] Why are S. Koreans so hooked into luxury spending?

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  • - Why are S. Koreans so hooked into luxury spending?
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    2023-04-03, 09:30 (KST)

КОМЕНТАРІ • 46

  • @eop9969
    @eop9969 Рік тому +77

    More spending on luxury goods = higher debt. Along with higher cost of housing, it's pretty much explanatory why many don't get married and start a family anymore. Last time I check, income hasn't moved much either. Government don't need to spend billions to figure this out.

  • @blackbelt2000
    @blackbelt2000 Рік тому +60

    The pursuit of empty materialism is the equivalent of a drug addict searching for their next high. Look, I support you guys but I can't believe you all were looking for the "pros" of this behavior. It's not that hard to understand that the vast majority of people in Korea are spending more than they can afford and contributing to their stress. Spending most of their life accumulating things and then you won't be able to give it away when you are old because its out of style. Luxury or not.

    • @CS3030-o8o
      @CS3030-o8o Рік тому

      covid had most likely had a factor into this because it has further proven that a long-lived life is not guaranteed anymore thus increasing ones spending more than they can afford

    • @nicholassimpson518
      @nicholassimpson518 Рік тому

      Totally. Laughing moronically while they describe 14 year old self-regarding middle school consumer slaves forcing their parents to work to death so they can buy some shitty jacket or bag. Makes me sick.

  • @xingxing85
    @xingxing85 Рік тому +40

    Koreans are making the European richer from their spending habits… it’s tragic

  • @alex630710
    @alex630710 9 місяців тому +13

    People buy shit with money they don't have to impress people they don't like.

  • @jaspm
    @jaspm Рік тому +23

    lol Korean society is one of the most happy society in the world? 🤣 very high correlation with luxury toxic consumption 😅

    • @JoeyLevenson
      @JoeyLevenson 11 місяців тому +3

      Propaganda garbage. This station has to put on a happy face.

  • @MrRichard1280
    @MrRichard1280 Рік тому +14

    Look at me, look at meeeeeee!

  • @FlowerSan
    @FlowerSan Рік тому +14

    Why.....spending more on Lux items.
    Because of low self esteem..

  • @aloonamilton7553
    @aloonamilton7553 6 місяців тому +5

    I feel bad for these people! The greatest luxury in life is peace of mind- not having to worry about debt, not having to compete with other people, not being bothered by what others think about you.

  • @JacobParkYusuk
    @JacobParkYusuk Рік тому +12

    Don't forget how RAPIDLY S.Korea industrialized. The impact parents and grandparents had on the current "health and wealth is king" can't be understated coming out of generations of poverty, occupation, and war. There is now an emphasis on material goods and status which is in a way "therapeutic", since many studies (and real life "feel") show that trauma can be/is generational. We see similar things in most cultures that have come out of generational oppression (black community in North America is another example).

  • @andreyseas
    @andreyseas Рік тому +17

    You three have some good chemistry on camera! Keep up the good and relevant content.

  • @ElwynnForest
    @ElwynnForest 6 місяців тому +9

    I am an actual Korean multimillionaire with enough money to be compared to Abby Choi of Hong Kong. And guess what? I own 1 Prada bag and NO other luxury. I’m not going to spend $6000 on a coat nor shell out $4000 on a handbag. Does that sound right to you??? Like let’s get real, bro. 😎 Would you literally spend $2,000-$4000 on a BAG? I wear clothes from UNiQClo and Superdry. I drive a Toyota and live in a 1200 sq ft home. I cook my own meals and do my own chores, wash dishes and live life simply just like everyone else….I have $0 debt and donate money to Buddhist temples cuz I am Buddhist. Think 💭 hard before spending your hard earned cash.

    • @aaap3875
      @aaap3875 5 місяців тому +4

      Right on....Im also a self made multimillionaire and own zero luxury goods. I bought an 4 year old used Nissan all cash and own my house million dollar house 90% paid off, zero debt, and millions in cash, stocks, gold, funds. I used to shop at Zara but now mostly Uniqlo....I don't wear jewelry....I have some cheaper watches Timex, and Seiko.

    • @ElwynnForest
      @ElwynnForest 5 місяців тому +1

      @@aaap3875 That's what's up. How could we have gotten here in the first place? I grew up poor. I am a 1st generation immigrant. No one gave me any money and I was so poor my dinner was pickles from 99 cent store with white rice and kimchi.

  • @theofficialpeterkim
    @theofficialpeterkim Рік тому +8

    In America, it’s probably not as high since a lot of people just steal. Lol.

  • @stormende7872
    @stormende7872 8 місяців тому +4

    It shows a lack of self esteem that needs to be boosted by pretending to be someone else.

  • @milagroscarbajal2847
    @milagroscarbajal2847 7 днів тому

    I like kpop ( some of them) , interesting history, delicious food . I was introduced to Sk mindset too and i'm sorry but i would never adopt their mindset. Their strong hierarchy, their hunger for status, for be better than anyone else, misogyny , fat shaming and racism ,i guess that why SK society is so stressed. Nop definetely no.

  • @mangupandan
    @mangupandan 17 днів тому

    while chineses youngsters do revenge saving, south koreans love luxury stuffs

  • @akoni90
    @akoni90 23 дні тому

    A $1,000 handbag with only $5.00 cash left to spend

  • @Cnotbalance
    @Cnotbalance Рік тому +6

    ❤️

  • @beniirama4076
    @beniirama4076 14 днів тому

    they didnt realize those luxury brand are making them cashcow. a teenager that not even on their 20, became a luxury brand-brand ambasador only to targeting teenager as their market. what the fk!? rather than spending for health insurance, or a simple meal, they choose luxury goods. more over, they pay with credit cards LoL.

  • @francescalovesluxe
    @francescalovesluxe 11 місяців тому +1

    This is so random but my name is Cheska too (I got by Francesca professionally) but its so cool to see another Cheska, it’s so rare to find someone who goes by this name at least I’ve only met one other in my life living here in Toronto, Canada
    Also I definitely think the consumption of luxury goods in South Korea is more for flexing and a way for them to feel more than or above others. I buy luxury goods and I’d have to say that I invest in pieces that last a long time and increase in value, I also do appreciate the brands that have a history and heritage. It’s hard for a brand/ company to last over 50-100+ years so i appreciate that aspect of luxury/designer brands. I dont think many luxury loving Koreans that are in the 13-28 range know a lot about the brand heritage and history.

  • @tommymai3062
    @tommymai3062 5 місяців тому +1

    It’s all debt on the Visa card

  • @speedflash9504
    @speedflash9504 Рік тому +5

    koreans should spend more on luxury goods!!! They are worth it!!

  • @yizeeng855
    @yizeeng855 7 місяців тому

    all three of them speaking in different accents haha

  • @이재원-l5i8l
    @이재원-l5i8l Рік тому +1

    MZ하네요

  • @Jana-kx4fv
    @Jana-kx4fv 3 місяці тому

    Propaganda

  • @antihypocrisy8978
    @antihypocrisy8978 Рік тому +5

    Koreans deserve the best. That's why I hope Korean ladies can find American men to be husbands. Amen.

  • @aaap3875
    @aaap3875 5 місяців тому +1

    Korea is now the country with the highest Credit Card/Consumer Debt as of 2022

    • @pamelaflavell247
      @pamelaflavell247 Місяць тому

      It also got like the 3rd highest suicide rate. And the lowest birth rate for the past 12 consecutive years.