Korea's Most Disturbing Moments In TV History

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  @NoxlyHorror · 11 months ago (edited) · pinned

  update: if you're wondering why this video has so many cuts, it needed to be cut after I uploaded it due to risk of a strike on my channel but I wasn't told what the issue was, so I had to remove numerous segments. Please enjoy my other videos <3

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  @bleachdpeach · 11 months ago

  I used to like hello counsellor, but THEN the host (who aren’t professionals) would literally gaslight and downplay abusive to criminal behaviours 😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

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  @alex-fs9yt · 10 months ago

  why does the video keep cutting off and randomly jumping to the next story

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  @ryanlozano9086 · 10 months ago

  God damn this video has some nasty cuts that basically skip over some events

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  @catherinethecatlike · 11 months ago

  The Korean “pranks” are absolutely abhorrent and so traumatic for the one being “pranked”. Simon’s story reminded me of when BTS was “pranked” in America, a country they didn’t know at all when they were brand new rookies and still kids. Strangers jumped in their van, told them to be quiet, locked the doors, and drove off with them to an unknown location. They were put in a small room and were being treated like trash and only after the “kidnappers” left the room did they find out it was a prank. Absolutely disgusting. Jungkook looked terrified. That sh*t isn’t a prank. A prank is giving your friend an empty wrapper of a stick of gum, not kidnapping, forcing advances, and threatening their lives with a gun.

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  @sunnyseul · 11 months ago (edited)

  Randomly clicked this video and was shocked to see the first one on list as a shawol. The one that fainted was Onew from SHINee and the one that saved him was a member of super junior (please someone help me remember who).<br>I remember that there was articles at the time basically calling him weak for passing out when he literally could have died instead of calling out the production for allowing it to happen.

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  @onimenno · 11 months ago

  The Korean justice system is a joke. It&apos;s all about publicity and how much can you pay to keep the cops and prosecutors in your leash.

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  @charlie6923 · 11 months ago

  And yet, T. O. P. was totally blacklisted to the point of not even being able to do press for Squid Game. His crime? Using pot in the privacy of his own home to deal with his severe depression and anxiety.

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  @thetaymiche · 11 months ago

  The hello counselor case was even darker than thst

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  @kambo0-m3h · 11 months ago

  You guys do not realize how messed up Hello Counselor was, because this video forgets to mention a VERY important detail about the show that made this a prime example that gives a glimpse of the capitalist dystopian nightmare that is South Korea.<br>All the people that appeared there with their cases didn&apos;t just go there to share their concerns for the hosts to talk about. After explaining about each problem and having all the talk with their jokes, there was a voting system contributed by the live audience, where they could vote whether the issue bothering the family was &quot;worrying&quot; or &quot;not worrying enough&quot;. <br>If the family got enough votes, they would receive a financial &quot;reward&quot; that would hopefully contribute in helping to solve that issue.<br>This meant that you needed a problem big enough in the eyes of the audience for you to receive a cash prize. So it was pretty much a pity challenge where as the show went on, you had to basically come up with even weirder or extreme cases than the previous one to wow the hosts and the audience in order to get more votes.<br>The show already had a lot of criticism because it would not only capitalize on private issues of families for entertainment, but even minimized real problems and concerns that the family had, if the audience said that the issue wasn&apos;t &quot;concerning enough&quot; for them.<br>It was basically using family issues and turning it into entertainment, with that same system being the gateway that led to that moment mentioned in the video.<br>I remember watching this show with my family many times but it always gave me the ick for some reason. Living abroad made me realize how messed up this show really was.

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  @rizalmiehishamabdrahim4369 · 11 months ago

  Japan, Korea and China have same sh1t. Money &amp; Power. Corporation and Government cover each other most of the time. Both female and male artist are manipulated.

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  @thatbabiechoiceot5469 · 11 months ago

  Wow I&apos;m surprised you didn&apos;t cover the Ninth Room scandal. The sexual abuse and worse in Korea from girls as young as 5 and women as old as 95 being shared in these chat rooms is INSANE.

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