League of Documentary - The Harsh Truth about Toxic Korean Culture.

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  @DongHuaPan · 5 years ago · pinned

  Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping @Manscaped with code DONG20 at → <a href="http://mnscpd.com/dong">http://mnscpd.com/dong</a><br>Your balls will thank you<br><br>Something that got left out of the video but I wanted to mention. KR fans actually crowdfund gifts for their favorite players. Basically, there are sites that have people create a gofundme type of page to be able to give their favorite players a birthday gift or write messages like &quot;We love you&quot; on those big public advertising billboards. Just as there are super negative people, there are also super positive ones in KR as well.

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  @lillyie · 5 years ago

  in a korean prison<br>&quot;oh, new guy, what are you in for? they caught me killing a man&quot;<br>&quot;i told faker that he sucks at playing sett during a livestream&quot;

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  @SpookSkellington · 5 years ago

  I prefer EUW toxicity. The hilarious broken english flaming gives me life.

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  @cise3895 · 4 years ago

  My mom was a model Korean student (attended either the first or second best women’s university at the time), and some of the things she tells me are just wild. Literally just the other week, she legit had one of those nightmares about having to retake the suneung. The 1st thing that dream-mom said/thought wasn’t even “what that’s bullshit” or something, it was “wait, I haven’t studied.”<br>When I ask her about what hobbies she had, she said she never had any because any free time she had was reserved for sleeping. It was bad enough that when she finally got into that really prestigious college she worked so damn hard for, she didn’t even pick her own major, she just did the one her dad told her to: HOME EC. Apparently he wasn’t even that strict on my mom becoming a housewife or anything, she just didn’t have anything else that interested her.<br>I’ll also never forget that time when I was in like elementary school or something &amp; I asked my mom what grades/test scores she’d gotten as a kid. “Idk, but I was ranked X in my class.” For whatever reason that just shook my American ass down to the core.

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  @abzalonga · 5 years ago

  &quot;I love that teachers treat us as human beings&quot;<br><br>This is beyond depressive

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  @hoangavw · 5 years ago

  I remember reading once that Japanese companies often hired an American to give feedback. Just to say shit like “The fuck, this is a dumbass idea” or “No that’s not gonna work” because the workers weren’t allowed to talk back to the boss or even just correct mistakes. Kinda reflects how toxic the work culture is in Asian countries when absolute subordination to bosses prevents any kind of feedback, that could potentially actually improve the company, from happening.

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  @fatpenguin2024 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve taught in Korean private schools for the past decade, and the difference between my students there and the students in public schools is... terrifying? <br><br>It&apos;s almost like teaching two different nationalities, even though both groups are nearly 100% Korean. The private school students have so much more energy and life, and because these schools are so incredibly expensive, almost all of the kids are from rich families, and typically move on to bigger and better things than their public school counterparts. The curriculum at the school also contributes, being typically 2-3 years ahead of the public schools.<br><br>My current school even has a counselor on staff, available to both teachers and students. If only every school here could follow suit, things would improve so, so much.

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  @lukile3296 · 5 years ago

  I&apos;ve once met a Korean player on a game and became friends, he told me about his school life and how his teacher kept telling him he&apos;s a failure even if he finds a tiny bit of success. He later said he wanted to quit school cause of the stress and depression from all the high expectations people give him. Till this day I feel bad for him and wish him the best, I haven&apos;t spoken to him for a few years but I hope he&apos;s doing well.

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  @mikecubz52 · 5 years ago

  This is not just a League documentary, this is a video revealing something much bigger.

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  @iansongkrnz · 4 years ago (edited)

  I was born and raised in NZ but I went to school in Korea for a year because one of my relatives died.<br>Could argue that it was one of the worst experiences of my life.

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  @EggnogPants · 5 years ago

  I like how NA is basically the opposite when it comes to surrendering your team can be 0 and 30 but they will continue farming just to lose in 25 min instead of 15

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  @mellomafia98 · 5 years ago (edited)

  If I made post about this on reddit, I would&apos;ve been either banned by mods or called RACIST and being downvoted to hell. We needed someone with authority to tell harsh truth. Perfect video Dong!

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