We're all actually just big kids at heart. Adults do the same damn things that kids do, but we (usually) don't get in trouble for it. This is what it would be like if we treated each other the same way we treat kids for doing THE SAME FREAKIN' THINGS! #bigkids
For Christmas, Minho and I went to Seoul Station and handed out care packages to the homeless in Seoul, South Korea. Helping the homeless is something I've wanted to do for a long time and I'm glad I finally did it! This may not be the perfect way for how to help the homeless, and I'd love to visit homeless shelters in the future to see what they're like in Korea, but it was a good start! I didn't know what to expect and wasn't sure what it was going to be like to help the homeless people of Seoul, as Korean culture influences everyone, even the homeless. Koreans are not greedy and hesitate to take things from others. The experience was incredible and I look forward to doing it again! Thank you so much for watching!! PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE! Instagram: quinlincecelia Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yowhatthehello
First we hike, then we dine! Hiking the mountains in South Korea is always a unique experience. It is much different than other hikes I've been on in America and every hike is always different. This mountain is called Cheonggyesan and is a HUGE mountain with several entrances. This is more like trekking in Korea, but it's still fun! Koreans love to eat fresh veggies with meat and drink mokkogli or soju after (both are Korean rice alcohols). Check out our climb to the top and our feast after! PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE! Insta: quinlincecelia FB: https://www.facebook.com/yowhatthehello
I live in South Korea and Halloween is NOT a thing here, so I wanted to see what Koreans would do when I handed out Halloween Candy. Not a shocker--many just ignored us.
In Korea, they call Korea Fire Friday (불금) and here's what you do!
I'm beery excited to show you what KFC in Korea is like. Spoiler alert: They serve beer.
Koreans are MEAT eaters! So I had no idea what to expect when my Korean boyfriend and I went to the first (last?) vegan festival in South Korea! It's amazing to see "alternative" lifestyles catching on in such a traditional culture.
This couple had no idea I was filming their date. Watch what happens!
When you live in Korea, doing the simplest things feels like a belittling task when you have no clue about anything, or more specifically about the task you're trying to accomplish. That's why I made this video to help those who live in Korea feel like a post office mastah! Well, in Korea at least.
subway makes it hard with all of dem choices
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