Daily Life of a North Korean

Daily life in North Korea is unlike anything you could imagine. You have to see for yourself to believe. Check out today's new video that gives you a glimpse into a day in the life of an average North Korean citizen.

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[NevadaLamb]

I was born in South Korea and every time I watch videos like this I’m so thankful, but it makes me sad to think I might have relatives in the North.

[sbthesage]

“Living in North Korea can’t be that bad” said no one ever

[someczechguy]

I'd rather be homeless in the US than living as a top citizen in North Korea

[torgiebride]

Can you imagine your entire community shunning you because you chose to save your children over a picture of a man you can see literally everywhere else you look?

[chrisyoung]

dont hate the people. hate the goverment

[curlycurls]

I pray that one day these people will be free and be able to live a good life where they know what true happiness is

[Alez_slayz]

I will never complain about my life ever again

[aaronverico]

Daily life in N. Korea shows me that death is not the worst thing that can happen there. And that's very sad and tragic. My heart goes out to the Koreans, that have to live in such hellish conditions.

[FamilyFirstFighter]

I know a worker at the local Taco John's in Wyoming that fled north Korea. She was the hardest worker next to me and always humbled me to know such a warrior.

[Beave]

I feel so bad for those people. Imagine seeing your best friend get shot in the head for watching a movie and listening to songs. That place is crazy

[DrScoobyStrange]

I genuinely wondered for the longest time why didn’t the people just rebel, but than I realized they remained starved. Constantly hungry, and just wondering about their next meal has them so tired they can’t fight back. It’s such a sad reality that millions of people can’t even fight back.

[Stoirelius]

I spent an ENTIRE DAY reading about North Korea. Then, this video resumed in 26 minutes EVERY information I had been able to put my hands on for hours and hours. Amazing job.

[rome]

If you've read 1984, this is exactly the kind of society Orwell described.

[yoyo._]

I was born in Uganda and I was always despising my country....now Im grateful for my country.

[bobvylan]

Imagine growing up only knowing what you are told, and still grow to understand you are being oppressed.

[SiriasisOFFICIAL]

The fact that we know so much about north korea while Kim wants to keep everything a secret is priceless 😂

[nothingrulerAll]

Man, you aren't kidding. My eyes were filled with tears by the end of this video.

[katiempojer]

The citizens who get the undercover footage are hero’s

[CRZM]

I want to live till I see North Korea be free.

[Castral]

How can this man keep making videos of the same content and still keep it interesting