Who is this tween following Kim Jong Un everywhere? #shorts

Vox reporter Ellen Ioanes explains why this tween is following North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un everywhere.

[darknight]

That's like when someone lists "Dad" on their LinkedIn so people feel like he's a loving and caring guy

[thl]

“Bring your daughter to work day” has gone too far

[goujsrghwriz]

American Families: we are going to DISNEY LAND!!!

Kim Jong Un: We are going to a MISSLE LAUNCH!!!

[napoleonibonaparte]

Ah yes, classical politicians with kids performance acting and photoshoots.

[CommunalPissRug]

PSA that Stalin's daughter Svetlana hated her dad. Her dad was the reason her mom killed herself when Svetlana was 6 and she never fully recovered from that.

[dav]

Wow, he seems like such a good, caring father! Surely he’s never done anything bad.

[kamanama]

Well, we know one family that’s eating in North Korea

[catherines]

Given that his sister is 2nd in command in NK seems Kim Jong Un might have a more modern view of women in leadership roles.

[rxquettes]

this is like those influencers that bring/show their dog in an apology video so that they get more sympathy points

[anyastar]

Yes I believe you're right. It's just for show but I do think she is the favorite kid. She's very adorable btw

[IkeaSquid]

Okay no matter how evil he is, his daughter is adorable

[TH-ludu]

I don't speak Korean, so correct me if I'm wrong, but Korean has 8 simple vowels (monophthongs). Latin only had 5, so when transcribing in that writing system, some vowel letters are combined to represent simple vowels even though they are not diphthongs. For Ju-ae, it is a sound closer to Spanish /a/ nad Spanish /e/, and it appears in the English word "hair". It is not an /ai/ diphthong. I understand the sound must have come from English speaker pronunciation of Taekwondo, however that word's pronunciation by English speakers is nowhere close to how it's pronounced in Korean

[CandyHatsuneWolff]

She'd better not try to visit Tokyo Disneyland. 😅

[babymama]

The rest of the country is starving but they seem to be getting plenty to eat.

[justanotherupscaspirant]

I have feeling there's going to be a mega inheritance fight between the evil aunt and the sly daughter one day

[marcusmeneder]

He should share his "Honey-pot" with Winnie pooh (Xi Jinping)....!!!😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[jenniferh.]

There’s a reason why these government systems are called “paternalistic.”

[craigdiekhuis-pghz]

Our country does the same thing, misdirection away from what they are doing.

[IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

Yep, it’s to remind everyone: “I’m just like you even though I am merciless.”

[karlmarx]

Or perhaps she's just old enough to be more public. It's the same with some celebrities and politicians