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The K-pop group Red Velvet was sent to perform in Pyongyang due to a specific personal request by an official who was a fan of their music.
“essentially red velvet is only sent to North Korea because an aashi fan wanted them to represent the nation that's it someone in the government chose Kim Jong-un or no someone in the government chose red someone chose K Jang to perform”
Stephanie Soo · Sep 2024 · 34 episodes · 50.7M views on this topic
Bobby Lee claims that Korean Town in Los Angeles has better Korean food than what is available in Korea.
“I've heard some like big chefs say yeah that Korea Town has better Korean food than Korea”
TigerBelly · Dec 2023 · 11 episodes · 18.2M views on this topicS
Stephiance suggests that bowing to teachers or elders in Eastern cultures is not an act of submissiveness but a gesture of showing mutual respect.
“in Western culture you think bowing is submissive but in a lot of Eastern cultures bowing is a sign of respect”
Stephanie Soo · May 2022 · 18 episodes · 23.3M views on this topic
The drinking culture in Korea is more fun than in Japan.
“drinking and the drinking culture in career I think is way more fun and oh it's next level”
Trash Taste · Dec 2023 · 2 episodes · 2.6M views on this topicKK
She views colorism within Korean and Filipino communities as an expression of classism or ingroup/outgroup dynamics.
“It's an idea of just like the outside people versus inside people. It's just class at the end of the day.”
Trash Tuesday · Jan 2026 · 3 episodes · 1.1M views on this topicPK
Peter Kim describes Korean culture as having a reserved approach to outward celebrations like Pride parades, where the general public is largely indifferent.
“have you seen those interviews in Korea where they have like gay pride parades now there and they're interviewing other people and Korean people are the most I don't give a [ __ ] they're like like what do you think about gay pride and this cide they go I don't care”
TigerBelly · Nov 2024 · 2 episodes · 558K views on this topic
Aegyo, a style of cute behavior in Korea, is viewed by him as creepy.
“Wait, do you find aegyo attractive when girls do it to you? No, I think it's kind of creepy.”
HAHA Podcast · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 241K views on this topicJM
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Being Korean-American means accepting a dual identity that is not defined by traditional standards of authenticity but by personal choices.
“I want it to be delicious and I want it to be an honest reflection of who I am. That's also personal growth because it's transcending that impulse or that history of like chasing approval.”
The Rich Roll Podcast · Oct 2025 · 1 episode · 30K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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