12 Wacky Things About Korean Culture

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[HanzCastroyearsago]

“no tan”
pack your bags guys we dont need trigonometry anymore

[yeruchii]

"Koreans take the most selfies in the world"

My 50 yr old uncle: Hold my charger.

[haleylee]

Korea just passed a bill to abolish the Korean age system a few days ago. I was 30 last week and now I’m 28. I love this.
*Edit: Nvm, I'm still 30. This isn't coming into effect until next year.

[skxkdoemakxk]

in America culture, tan means you're rich bc u go on vacations a lot. But in Korea, fair means you're rich bc u don't work in the sun.

[ShiningGamer]

Every literal mom when he says Koreans takes more selfies than anyone: Finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary

[WhyOhWhy]

It's not toilet paper, it's just tissue paper on a roll.

[Paladinbr]

Holding pale skin in high esteem is not just a Korean thing. Its fairly common in lots of Asia.

[mattn]

Paper becomes toilet paper only when it's in the toilet, otherwise it's just paper.

[Minavis_Penguin]

"No words are needed to describe how Koreans dance"

ITZY: *hold my bones*

[james_holder]

"They want to look as white as possible"

Me, an Albino:
*My time to shine*

[linrose]

"Koreans take more selfies than anyone on this planet"
Have you seen my mom

[dearinsaniiity]

Love how Mingi was the representative for dancing here lmao

[soapy]

Humans: invent plastic surgery
Aliens: hey did you hear the news they released character customisation on earth

[alexceed]

"She's legal in korean years officer"

[st.francisanddr.pepper]

"They want to look as white as possible." Most cultures think this way. Eaten and Western. And it's not due to imperial colonization. It's goes back to who worked outside, and who got to stay in the house. It's a class thing.

[_Arko]

I lived in Seoul for two years. Besides being the best two years of my life, it also gave me enough experience to confirm that everything in this video is true. haha

[nqatha]

So, a child born on 31st Dec turns 2 years on 1st Jan?
Someone help me understand this

[AndGoatz]

"Samsung or LG, No apple"
*_They are the smartest people in the world_*

[burigs]

Imagine a baby born on Dec. 31 in Korea. His Korean age is already one and the following day his Korean age is already two. That's the oldest two-day old baby.

[kh-uvsh]

Misinformation: It is Japanese culture that makes sounds when eating noodles. Of course, it is rude in Korea, too. Some YouTubers and broadcasters are exaggerating to look like they are enjoying their food. Even in Korea, it is polite not to make sounds.