Let’s go backpack shopping. No problem, right? 🥰 #Shorts

[ButyoucancallmeKat]

Oh my god why was this so strangely comforting??? Is this the new asmr??? Pretend alive and caring parents???

[GPXgirl]

I remember always getting a shit when I would need school supplies or to go shopping for things I needed. The fact that he’s super encouraging and he’s like, all right let’s go. It is honestly amazing.

[kaileythebeachbum]

This is so wholesome, but, it reminds me of this kid who was in my fifth grade class. He was Korean and his friends would sometimes make fun of him because he was taller and bigger. He wasn’t fat but not skinny. So we were discussing Valentine’s Day cards for people to bring for the class, and he asked our teacher, (let’s call her Mrs. Smith) “Do we have to bring cards and gift for the class?” And Mrs. Smith said no. So then he said, “Good because my parents can’t afford it.” AND OMG I felt so bad and wanted to cry. He was a really kindhearted kid, and I just felt so bad, man.

[heidenrxslein]

I really like how you didn’t sound or look annoyed after all those “No”, just a bit confused. It’s extremely comforting, especially coming from a household where parents often loose their cool in situations like these.

[SkzIluvyou]

I found this so comforting because you stayed calm even when "we" were saying no to basically every backpack. Usually parents get mad and say to make up our minds but you were understanding and kind about it which made me feel happy.

[moderndaymedusa]

I had the same backpack in gray. Best hand-me-down ever. Lasted through 8 years of high school in total!

[Wolfgirlz]

I love how you were nice and letting them have a choice and get to pick the one they wanted and “okay let’s keep looking” when they said no and didn’t say “I don’t care if you don’t want this one your getting it” and was just so nice about and actually cared about it what they liked & disliked instead of being mean and choosing one for them we need more parents like you in the world

[kookies]

This made me cry 😭 I didn’t have a father growing up so I never got to experience stuff like this, thank you for letting me experience it even if it’s fake and through a screen 💜

[dagek]

Why tf is this guy so fucking adorable
I bet he’s a great father

[UMMrealLoud]

I'm a grown ass adult, about to turn 31 and I find major comfort in your videos. I haven't had emotionally available parents my whole life and even though my dad is alive, you provide me even more emotional support than he does. Thank you for sharing your kind soul with us.

[kameleonvkci]

How wholesome you want this to be?
Him: Yes

[linkinlog]

you know, growing up without a dad (i later got a dad, but that was when i was 12) makes me really appreciate these videos. it oddly fills that void of never experiencing going to the store with my dad to buy things with him

Thank you korean dad 💖

[addiebrice]

Dear Korean Dad, could you read me or tell me a classic Korean bedtime story? Can you show me an image or illustration of said story? I would also like some Korean cookies with warm milk in bed please. Thank you. 🙇

[CarynDPrescott]

I like that he's willing to listen to what his child wants. Most parents would take you to one store and say that you had to just accept what they could afford. The black Jansport is a good choice because all of the other kids are probably wearing cartoon or video game ones. You can always put pins or patches on it, like we did in the 80s 😁

[berry]

Thank you Korean dad. This is healing my inner child... I rmb how I could never be able to choose the backpack I want for sch and it's always hand me downs.

[OREGONGAMER]

Jansport has a lifetime warranty. Can't go wrong.

[alliemille]

"you do not need a new backpack... That L.L. Bean backpack you used last year is still fine and you'll use it next year too!" 😅

[syerahissam]

This makes me feel so happy . Your children are incredibly lucky to have you as their dad ❤️

[Emma-xkr]

Omg I wish I had parents that are that sweet!

[marisol]

I'm so glad I found you, thank you Korean dad.