Aussie Reacts To - [Finding SKZ] "Do You Know Stray Kids?” Sydney’s super star, Stray Kids | Ep.2 | 

The reason why onw group went to a korean restaurant while in Australia, is because they didn't have an Australian member with them. This was back when there was 9 of them with the former emmber and they decided to separate into 3 groups. Before this they all went to the zoo. There's also another part to this where Felix planned a trip for 3 different separate groups. 1 went to the city, 1 to the beach, and one to the sand dunes. It's all part of the Finding skz series. At the end of their aussie exploring, Chan took them to his parents where they had a bbq 💕

There's no such thing as too much sauce. Just sayin'. Getting recognized as much as they did was a surprise to them. This was less than a year after debut. They were rookies, and not ones who were being given much respect or recognition or being considered likely to succeed (to give you perspective, the word "flop" was being thrown at them constantly within Korea). So going out in public and having all these people recognize them and feel happy and honored to meet them was not something they were used to. And yeah, at that time, the main thing that got the Aussie attention in the first place and gave people the chance to discover SKZ's awesomeness was indeed because of the hometown interest in Chris and Felix.

I really hope they get to go to Australia soon!

Omg those snack packs look delicious! I'm kinda mad I never got to try one when I visited Australia. Dang it! I need to go back! Lol

Back when I first watched this Finding SKZ video I made a mental note to try a snack pack if I ever got to go to Australia. Finally got to try Vegemite as a Christmas gift from my friend in Australia! She made me a little snack box as my gift.

What!, no singlet? booo!. I can't stay being made at you, I really enjoy seeing your muscles. Great content as always

FYI...Plastic banknotes were invented in Australia and it was the first country to convert all it's denominations to plastic. Many other countries have adopted them too. And they have slang names too (typical of Aussies) because they are so colourful - $50 is called a pineapple (because it's yellow) and $20 is called a lobster (it's red). Love your reactions btw. 👍

Yes - kebab shops chips are stellar, oath, but what's with the anti-sauce agenda?!?! That's how they're done in Sydney Fyi they filmed in a food court

Was waiting for you to react to this!

That episode makes me drool 🤤

Good old Strathfield Plaza

1:34 a cheeky drunk hsp is a rite of passage 3:22 the only chips that compare are the ones from those rando chicken shops 5:17 how did I not know you had tattoos? I agree with you it was way too much sauce but my bestie eats his hsp's with that much sauce 🤢

Omg yes finally!! 😆

AHHH AS SOMEONE FROM SYDNEY I LITERALLY WHEN THE PREVIEW FOR FINDING SKZ FOR COMING TO AUSTRALIA CAME OUT I ALMOST CRIED. I RECOGNISED THEY WERE AT STRATHFIELD AND JUST DIED. a few of my friends’ friends also managed to meet them and take some videos of them filming for this. On so many ppl’s Instagram stories was ppl freaking out they just bumped in to stray kids (they weren’t that popular but almost every aussie kpop fan checked them out when they debuted cuz Aussie pride, it’s hard not to be curious. I was one of those fans that checked them out cuz I heard there were two aussies.)

NOW I REALLY WANNA GO TO AUSTRALIA 😭 I'VE ALWAYSSSS WANTED TO GO THERE 😭

Do you have vlogs too? Would have love to see you out and about Australian getting ur snack pack lol

Que demais!

Are you finish reacting to all eps of this?