@HolyCow07
As a Korean I never knew the chopstick thingy lol
@wan_chopsy8791
Drew, would you love to investigate this: A community in the middle belt of Nigeria 🇳🇬 do not carry the dead to their graves. Instead, they play traditional music at the lying in-state of the deseased and the corpse gets up and walk into their grave. INCREDIBLE??? You can say that again. I'm Nigerian and I have always wanted someone to investigate this.😳
@ilicia_08
Chopstick thing is for Japan too. Not 100% sure about China but I would think so.
@katfrench5003
I have family members who are South Korean. They are a very respectful, kind and generous. ❤
@卓佳颖
Its the same for chinese people as well
@deathdrone6988
All 3 is less of Korean culture and more like east-asian culture.😅
@belkomtu
All of these are also valid in China and many other countries in Asia. Not specific to S. Korea.
@Dommymarano
No one opens doors with two hands unless your a child and it’s heavy lol
@lolashlol4627
Totally same as Malaysian Chinese
@marcelsalles2598
The third is pretty intresting
@GSR902
Firstly, no Asian necessarily uses chopsticks to eat friggen rice. 🍚 They only do that in movies, to make it look authentic and graceful. We use spoons guys… 🥄🥣
@awongabroad5520
1 and 2 are Chinese influenced. 3 is Japanese I believe ( I mean no disrespect. Seoul is one of my favourite places!)
@Taexaesthetic
I keep replaying this too see junkook lol
@vidalzelayafunes
Im ur biggest fan❤
@J.T.BeautyStudio
In South Africa, Zulu nation, we can related with number 3
@bangtanboys69
"Here's 3 strange things about South Korea" Shows 2 Japanese customs
@TheRareVideosXL
Interesting.
@tree-xz9xh
I am a korean.I think this youtuber is insulting korean people
@walkwithkaf
Woow😍
@healingv1sion