Koreans reacts to American Meme that only Americans can understand 

Yes, my class now provides weapons for this occasion as well.

@@abagaba3723 in korea?

@@abagaba3723 ????

Really my school does them every month. Also once the actual code red “the active shooter” drill went off and we were shocked and like wtf. Turns out the alarm was an accident and there was no shooter… 💀 American school things ✨

I’m so sorry, that’s disgusting

Ikr like damn i was waiting for the rest of the memes to be light...

I mean that’s all what America is about, dark humor and deaths everyone jokes about that and it’s disgusting

Ong I’m like where the funny memes at well fuvk💀💀

I’m American I admit I did pause for like a very short second because spongebob distracted me. but I reread it and immediately understood and i Was like ohh school shooting 😅

@@darkx6869 please don’t stereotype everyone in america like that, not everyone in america likes dark jokes.

@@anastasial7687 I won't even blame mental health for it. Most people with mental illness hurt themselves, not other or random people. Don't villify mental illness, it's not always the case. Sometimes they hide behind that reason to get lesser sentences, when it was actually a planned out terror plot.

I don't blame the shooters for thinking of doing it I blame them for doing it. The people they hurt don't deserve it and it's also not gun control that's the problem a pistol would do the same as the AR. Those kids are sick in the head because of something at home or at school. It's sad why they do what they do. There was a threat at a middle school (11-14) today in my town. It didn't actually happen thank God but the fact the thought was even thought of means they need help.

It's crazy. The Florida shooting in 2018 was my highschool rival school, I used to be there all the time. On top of that, the school is in a predominantly white wealthy area that's why the shooting was absolutely *SHOCKING*. If you said a school in my county got shot up you would *NEVER!* say that school. If anything I would've said my school. The way the school is design it's so EASY to get on campus unnoticed so I do see why that was able to happen. It's just all so sad ...I can't imagine witnessing my classmates & friends die .

I just blame bullying, ignorance surrounding mental health, and the lack of gun restriction legislation.

Its horrible, people also instantly blame guns rather than the system, do you think a kid gets up one day and says you know what i wanna go kill a bunch of kids. Its usually their home life and how theyre treated at school. They want revenge for those who have wronged them or hurt them so they go all in to kill them. Its so sad that people do these things for no good enough reason.

Yeah I remember this...It was very heartbreaking and surprising.

Its sad, ive been in both locations here in Colorado where shootings took place (Theater And the Market one) and the trauma always lingers. Like hearing about other shootings in other places, it’s something that could benefit everyone but its sad that foreigners seem to be more concerned about shootings than actual Americans

I’m so sorry, we shouldn’t be living in this endless nightmare. I send my thoughts and prayers 🙏 Yes, let us be the cautionary tale - do not let your society convince you that you, your family and community don’t deserve safety or security from this absolutely horrifying experience

Sorry for you loss🥺 may she rest in peace🙏🏼❤ hope you're okay

@@user-di1lm7tm1r Unfortunately I've had a lot of loss in my life so it's nothing new but this was one I never thought I'd experience. Definitely was something I thought I'd only see on the TV ... :/ but who ever really knows in this world but thanks. ❤

@@minimochi2206 well i think you've endured enough and i hope everything is going smoothly for the time being (even during a pandemic💀) and i wish you peace and a painless future👀🤝🏼

🙏🏽

Was it at sandy hook?

@Estela Lopez I mean yeah it’s not an everyday day occurrence, but it shouldn’t be happening this much

@Estela Lopez It doesn't happen everyday in every school. But it happens enough

The fact that people convince kids it WILL happen one day is the thing that traumatizes them more than the fact that it's highly unlikely.

If you are paying attention and you don’t have your head up Fox News or Alex Jones’ a** then you would understand shootings are are almost a daily occurrence in the U.S. It’s just that the news either doesn’t bother to report on all of them unless there’s enough of a death count to attract readership/viewership or they just ignore the carnage all together since it doesn’t fit the neo conservative narrative within their propaganda. This European has more empathy for our fellow Americans than the brain dead and blood thirsty right wing will ever muster up. You guys like to dry hump the flag all day but you can’t muster up the patriotism to care about the lives of your fellow Americans? This person is trying to convey that our children and babies shouldn’t live in never ending mortal terror that they could be brutally gunned down like an animal by a lunatic wielding a weapon of war. It’s called terrorism for a reason and it’s the schools who are on the frontlines and that are being invaded by these radicals. Just because the vast majority of these domestic terrorist acts are committed by white men will never change what they truly are. Living in fear for your life everyday because you could easily be a victim to a ballistic attack IS gun violence. Just because the shootings aren’t directly occurring to the children they still see on the news, are forced to run drills at school, hear about their school receiving death threats, and fundamentally sense that the adults in their life either won’t or can’t protect them from that ever present threat. Assault rifles against our smallest and most vulnerable members of society is a quick death. The psychological and emotional violence inflicted upon the developing mind and soul due to the way our children experience this naked and constant threat is a long and agonizing death of the mind, body and spirit. I know this life, I have lived this life. Now I see the next generation being traumatized just as my generation was. No child should have to with any thought of mass gun violence EVER; let alone within the very institutions that are supposed to be protecting our children. Why should this even be argued, let alone be said? Wake up Karens, the rest of America who isn’t crazy and the rest of the world see you lunatics as the laughing stock of the world. You guys are absolutely disgusting to the rest of us.

@@streetough I just hope I can make it through highschool man

They don't understand how big the US is, that's why they misunderstood. Only Canada, Australia and Russia (well, and China, but) can really comprehend. Which is why they also think school shootings happen all the time, because they (most countries in the world) can't comprehend we're approaching a population of 400,000,000, if not already exceeded it.

Same😭😭😭

Please, americans just want to focus on guns because they want to ignore from the fact they let half a million people die from corona and have an obesity/health care crisis that sees millions dead from easily preventable deaths everyyear. The guns are a distraction, youre more likely to know someone who died from jerking off with a belt around their neck then to know someone who died in a spree shooting. And everyone in my country knows someone who died of corona, but wearing a mask is literally still optional in many places.

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​@@jaida1066 What are you talking about? Are you denying the US leads the world in obesity and preventable covid deaths?

@@nullakjg767 as someone from the United states, I can say that everyone here could have prevented a lot of deaths but decided to ignore all the rules that were put in place

@@isabellag145 Because the govt didnt make it mandatory, because they cared more about the economy then the people. Most politicians literally lied to their base about how dangerous the virus was and the damage it was causing. Why should we empower a govt like that by disarming the population? They kill 500k in a year, compared to a few hundred who die in spree shootings? Disarming a population is the first step in a genocide. And with how americans are treating mexicans, thats pretty concerning.

No no because terrorists are only people with brown skin that practice a different religion from me

@@koobi994 that's the joke. It portrays how racist people think

When are you going to understand that terrorists and bad people don't care about guns regulation ? The only people that will be disarmed with this kind of law are the honest citizens who bought guns to defend themselves but terrorists are still going to buy them using the illegal market and it will not change anything about mass shootings. I'd even say it'll be worse because nobody will be able to defend himself anymore when it'll be necessary !

I bet they wouldn’t then either... I remember the national walk out day organized by the Parkland survivors and how the majority of schools (at least in my area) didn’t let students do anything and even threatened expulsion if you walked out. If having your whole teenage population cry out for something that could save their lives didn’t work, I don’t think anything will

It's not so easy. Guns are kind of needed in the U.S. because of how RURAL some areas are and how far away they are from civilization that you need a firearm to protect yourself from bears and shit.

Pray? Facepalm.

You are a brave woman. My thoughts are with you. Please know that there are those who and keep you in their thoughts. May you and your community be safe from harm. 🙏

Same! I thought it was something the rest of the world did as well...

Never throughout my entire 12 years of school did we do something like that in Germany. We talked about school shootings but the only thing was "the teachers know a special code for this and from there, everything is im their hands" Man I feel so sorry for everyone who is forced to feel frightened by this. Although it also did happen in Germany a couple of times...

3 or 4 months?? At my school, we just did it once or twice a school year. We would just turn off the lights, lock the doors, and sit there for a couple minutes. Someone would go around the school making sure all the doors were locked and then the principal announced over the intercom that it was over. The higher the grade level, the less seriously it was taken. In middle school, we would actually get to the corner and be quiet. But in high school, we just sat at our desks and whispered while the teacher continued grading papers...

Oh my god, I am so sorry. That’s a horrifying situation One realizes at that point that you’re literally risking your life just to get an education. It really shows the values of our society. Just the fact that it still continues and as a society we just accepted that this is our lives. That part about leaving the person out on their own against a gun man gave me shivers, absolutely terrifying and disgusting.

@@LivingItUp810 I was literally 13 years old, that was the most horrifying experience for me. Especially as a homeschooled kid who had never had to truly face the dilemma that is school shootings. It was awful knowing that if something DID happen, we might have to lock someone out in order to save ourselves.

Patrick face got me laughing so hard

Same but then everyone took it serious in the video😂

I couldn't understand it and I'm from Canada

I understood it too and I am from Germany, but probably because it is very known that the US has a lot of school shootings and we also see that in a lot of US Television shows.

Yea, they were constantly showing us what to do in case of an active shooter or attacks.

The 1st one? Were there more than one meme?

@@ni5439 It's not actually not what I meant but I typed it too fast lol I meant to say, "the fact I got this one without having to try.." the 1st part wasn't supposed to be there. But just fixed it thanks for pointing it out lmbo

I was thinking that. Sometimes, I think people from other countries would be surprised how many of us DON'T carry weapons and go about our daily lives just fine.

Thats the beauty of the human race, always looking to kill one another in a more humane and cost efficient way. If you look back we were more brutal before the invention of guns. I'd take a bullet wound over a serrated gut stab from a dirty dagger anyway 🤷 (For people in the cheap seats that are already typing 'YOU FUCKING UNFEELING MONSTER' i typed my comment as a dark humor joke. Its terrible but its not just America that has problems)

One time at my old school we got 3 threats

Please forgive me, but you must not be from the U.S. (Edit: Are those your vocals on your track? It's quite relaxing. I enjoyed it.)

@@julespumachu I'm I literally live there🤣😂😂😂

youre literally wrong, there was no change made to gun control and there was a shooting this past week although not a school, it shows there is no difference- mass shootings are always happening. more than a "a few times". and just once time was enough.

@@60ms_ You know what's so funny? I was listening to your video, when you replied.🤣 I just left you an edited reply.

@@pinkspaghetti1 Yes. Eight people dead in Atlanta last week. Ten people dead in Boulder yesterday. This is not counting any I've not heard about. While it's not everyday, it's a big problem.

Agreed. I sincerely hope the American people will focus more on curing the disease instead of fighting the symptoms.

I know and it's almost happened at my school too when I was in middle school.

I mean you can’t really get rid of guns

@@remains10 but they can atleast make stricter laws

America isn’t “failing” as a country. And think of this, even if they did put more gun restrictions, the criminals wouldn’t follow them anyways because they’re CRIMINALS.

@@fuav66777j naw it's failing sorry to break it to you