2008년 3월 26일에 상하이에서 벌어진 남북간의 월드컵 경기는, 원래 평양에서 치러져야하는 경기였슴. 바보같이 홈경기를 중국까지 가서 치른 이유는 평양에서 태극기와 남한 애국가를 틀어주기 싫어서 였슴. 참고로 태극기와 한국애국가는 분단되기 50년도 더 전부터 사용되고 있던 거였슴. 이영상과 반대로 가령 평양의 어느악단이 남한에 와서 한국 애국가를 연주했으면, 전부 총살되고, 친척들은 모두 수용소행.
the MBC is south korean broadcasting station. then does that mean it only aired to south korea and the other (america and south korea friendly) countries by MBC? people in north korea could never have the chance to actually watch this happend?
i noticed american flag there.... it might be just another "show" pulled off by north to... :/
@wrongforthat they could watch it bro. This concert was at the height of the so-called 'sunshine policy' towards the North and just after Clinton had visited it. There's a documentary here on youtube or at least there used to be about brining the NY Philharmonic over to the DPRK and the reaction to their presence.
It's a very stately-sounding and majestic anthem but it represents a repressive government that has no regard for it's people, only it's own self-interests at the expense of it's citizens!
communism is not bad. it's actually good idea. the only problem is that kim jong il is using up the people by tricking them with that beautiful idea. it's that kim jong il sucks. communism is great idea. it's just that north korean governemnt is not doing good communism policy.
@Sasilmin is there or was there ever any place on this planet, where the communism was done as good communism policy? I was living in the similar sh-t. NO THANK YOU !!!
Do you live in some nice place where they still have communism? If not, feel free to relocate.
What does US policy have to do with the situation on the Korean peninsula? Well nothing I guess dumbo. I dont care much for your cretinous oppinion, but I dont own Youtube so you are free to say what you want, as are we all.
@AndreHiltre I am well aware of US involvement in both Koreas, my dad was stationed right on the border between the two.
And sure you are free to say anything you want on youtube! You seem to exercise this regularly
/comment_search?username=AndreHiltre
Good thing we both live in countries where we have freedom of speech huh? Especially with your idiotic stream of pathetic attempts to troll. Honestly I did LOL at your comments about black people though.
@clayto1332 Come on pal, any man who sits there typing on the internet that he's smarter than someone he's never met is one thing for sure, Not smarter than the guy he's typing to!
I remembered watching this entire two-hour spectacle on live television. CNN was the only news network to devote the entire two hours into a classical music showcase.
Was this really in North Korea? I have a VERY hard time believing that this was performed in North Korea, solely due to the fact that there is a US flag standing there. That would never be allowed, even in this venue.
@charlesaferg Believe it or not it was in the DPRK. It was during the so called 'sunshine policy' shown towards the DPRK by the Bush admin and the South Korean government. Around 400 American diplomats travelled to the DPRK for this concert which was the largest group of US citizens to enter the DPRK since the start of the Korean war. The diplomacy ultimately didn't work now and the two countries are back to the previous state of high tension.
@y0205879 Hey! It was a major occasion! And besides, some hanboks are meant to be worn only for official reasons and not for everyday wear. The everyday hanboks usually DON'T have sequins and super bright colors, and are usually really dull to look at.
i heard north koreans rarely sing their national anthem...instead, they sing the hymn for Kim Il Sung ans Kim Jung Il...such a beautiful music for an evil regime...
Here's hoping that one day we can listen to this music and know the lousy country it was made by is a memory. Just like we can do today with the anthem of the DDR.
@111i1011 My dad said that when kim jong il dies, then there will be war because of his son, no one knows if his son is bad or not... but im hoping the koreas will unite.
@ILuvToBreakdance- A MSG who was in the 82nd is at Hargrave Military Academy now. He started out as a tanker, became a paratrooper. Awesome dude. And I agree with your statement, by the way.
@ILuvToBreakdance- A quick note- if you really want to talk about subjects in that range, you should probably send me a message. 'cause that isn't too relevant to the NY Philarmonic playing in North Korea.
@filipedafonseca in which culture? cause for instance, even the prince Charles of UK and the whole aristocrats clap their hand after the UK's anthem. (watch?v=DnuoGOo3Bew)
In Chicago, the people often calps their hands permanently while they sing the anthem, not to disrespect but to cheer it (watch?v=NBAwmcX139w)
@filipedafonseca in which culture? cause for instance, even the prince Charles of UK and the whole aristocrats clap their hand after the UK's anthem. (watch?v=DnuoGOo3Bew)
In Chicago, the people often calps their hands permanently while they sing the anthem, not to disrespect but to cheer it (watch?v=NBAwmcX139w)
so I wanna know in which culture please? maybe in asian or north korean culture because they don't in this video
@filipedafonseca I didn't know that...? In California we always cheer/clap during the star spangled banner at the small pause between "o say does that star spangled banner yet wave" and "o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave"... I think its totally a cultural thing, because we do it to instill pride and patriotism. Either way, its important to know what each other's cultures do because I certainly would not want to do something disrespectful in someone else's land. :)
@avgustinR First the North Korean then the US national anthems were played at the beginning of the concert. The audience applauded after the US national anthem
@CookiesAndGuns95 I'm sure it differs from country to country, but many people consider it disrespectful to clap after a National Anthem - along the same lines as clapping after a funeral hymn would be considered direspectful.
@CharlieDoan None of those were actually communist. They all clamed to be, but never really got rid of the capitalist system. And do you even know the difference between socialism and communism? If you did then you would know that NK, the USSR and THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM only claimed to be socialist. And they still were not socialist. Please do reasearch before making a comment. Also stalinism is different from communism. There has never really been a true communist or socialist nation
@CharlieDoan ----------Get down Communist and all your Commies system: China,N Korea,Cuba, Vietnam"------->China stopped following ANY trace of Socialism ever since Deng Xiaoping took power, today as per GINI rate it is more capitalist than the US. N. Korea follows Juche. Vietnam is a full fledged ASEAN member. And Cuba has 6th highest HPI (pop. content rate- google HPI index) in the world. They r fine.
why does america need to bring democracy everywhere???....leave the world in peace...democracy does not work everywhere....if north korea will ever want to change it will...without american help...U want to invade iran and venezuela and n korea and every contry in the world????
@iliesko The problem with "if they want to change then they will" is that in some countries, it is the leaders who decide whether to change, not the people. The leader of a dictatorship has everything he needs. The people are strictly controlled. They can't disagree with him at all, or even talk about disagreeing, even if they want to. It's a complicated situation and the ethics are not so clear.
North Korea a nation that refuses to do as the world says and stood up from the dirt and was one of the first nations to do what ever they want! They formed DPRK!
The country that has been fighting since it's creation day. Now it suffers because the worlds economy is becoming unbalanced
@SMGJohn They don't do whatever they want, they do whatever Kim Jong-Il wants. The people starve while the royal family are worshipped like gods. Also, the world's economy has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with North Korea -- they have been suffering terribly since the country was created. Since they don't participate in international trade, there's no way they can be affected by the world economy anyway. You are idolizing the wrong people, believe me. Defect and find out.
@Xezlec Prove it? Farout the country is not as shit as u ppl try to make it out to be >.> All ur sayin is shit from other shit therefore bein assumptions no?
@XxDavo93xX No. You should read some of the information out there. Have you seen any of the satellite photos at night? I can't link to them, but there are no lights in north korea, in stark contrast to the neighboring countries.
@Xezlec How do you know!? Have you been in DPRK!? Before you open your mouth and yell facts based on what you learn from the media try go and visit DPRK first. Else go and eat your money
@SMGJohn The DPRK does not allow Americans to visit. I have to rely on the stories of escapees and visitors and the videos they've smuggled out. There are quite a few of these. You can find them yourself. As for the media, have you bothered to read any of the stories you're talking about? Youtube won't let me type anything that even sounds like a description of a url but try putting 2ccgn8r after tiny url.
@Xezlec Yeah, you do because for all you know that's South Koreans way to put DPRK in a bad light... But I wont bother to fight with you guys specialy not Americans which hates everything that's Communist or has nuclear weapons....
And I don't need to read anything I live in DPRK why do I need to read anything!?
@SMGJohn Ignore the old reply I deleted. I googled your username and I think now I believe you about you being in North Korea, and it looks like you're from Norway, which is also believable. I'll just say: you've gotten to see both systems, so you can make your own decisions, and I'm not going to try to tell you what to do with your life. I don't know whether rural North Koreans would choose to leave if they were allowed to, but I wish more people had that choice. Good luck to you anyway.
China recently built a real fence on its border with North Korea, because North Koreans have been voting with their feet since the big famine in 1997. It's well-known that there are a lot of North Koreans who have fled to China over the last 15 years. What North Korea seems to resemble more than anything else is Enver Hoxha's Albania, which was essentially an open-air prison, until the people lost their fear and tore down the government in a few weeks' time.
No they weren't suffering horribly since the country was created. In the 60s and 70s the North Koreans had a much better standard of living than the South Koreans (a capitalist dictatorship back then) - so much so that there was even a steady stream of "defectors" from the South to the North. It's only after the Soviet Union started experiencing economic problems of its own in the 80s (due to many factors) and then ceased to exist that the North Koreans had to experience severe hardship
I know they briefly had a stronger economy. There were various reasons for the defections in both directions after the war though. Anyway, although the South did originally have a government as oppressive as the North, the notion that North Korea was a pleasant place to live in the 60s and 70s seems like a stretch. Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less.
@Xezlec -------I know they briefly had a stronger economy. ------->It was quite for some time from 50s up till early 80s rite? Till 70s, DPR's economy was 3x RoK's.
"Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less."------->No sir, because they had a proper food deal going between USSR and DPRK where they got 5 year credit terms from CCCP. After CCCP, China and Russia make DPR pay cash upfront for ALL deals and projects beforehand.
@Xezlec --------Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less. -------->Then it would've ended up th same as Pol Pot's Cambodia. How will u achieve economic success by increasing output and decreasing consumption? If u increase output, and decrease consumption, u will only land up w/ unused stock of goods.
@xxxdieselyyy I believe that was the policy that ruined the RSR. They had phenominal output which they exported and made huge profits. Unfortunately, Ceauşescu used the profit for building lavish palaces for himself and all sorts of gifts to his inner circle rather than improve Romania's infrastructure or the quality of life for his people. I sometimes wonder how the eastern block would have turned out if basic ethics had entered into thought.
In almost every other country in the world - communist or capitalist, democratic or totalitarian, people will sing or at least mouth the words of their national anthem when it's played at public gatherings, and it's followed by raucous applause from the patriotic. In North Korea they just stand tight-lipped and unemotional like statues. Note the dead silence after the anthem, like they're waiting for permission to applaud. Fucked up, weirdo country.
@uudrakgvens94 Don't want to seem like a know-it-all, but the DPRK's anthem is "Aegukka." The South's is "Aegukga." It's really confusing; they were supposed to be one anthem back in the forties.
this is totally bullshit. the rest of the world need not pay attention to the shit hole north korea. the country is enslaved by a fat fuck. the only goal for North Korea is to protect is fraudster leader, and United States, South Korea, Japan should ignore threats from an illusionary army. but of course, nobody wants to see a unified Korea. not even south korea wants it.
@clayto1332 Yes, a great deal. It is a failed state and run by a gang of corrupt generals and the Kim family, and has perhaps the most overt suppression of ideas and communication. But my point is that the USA is also fucked up. You have a corrupt elite running your country, you dont need an overt police state because your mass media brain wash your people and your food industry drug the population. You have the lowest educated population of any developed country, lower than North Korea.
@AndreHiltre Ahhh so you are one of THOSE people. You know, I live in the United States and live a pretty good life. Take your USA bashing to a related video.
@AndreHiltre Your profile reads "This Channel exists to research information posted on Youtube, to debate and to share ideas about the great menace that is threatening us all." I think it is safe to assume that the "great menace" is either the US or government in general. Go and whine to someone that cares.
@clayto1332 Once again you prove your ignorance. You must be determined to make an ass of yourself.
I told you, North Korea is fucked up. I also told you the USA is fucked up. The problem for the world is that while North Korea's shit stays on it's own feet, the crap that the USA pumps out is polluting the whole earth. Illegal wars, nuclear proliferation, deadly pollution, juvenile foreign policy and a toxic tashy culture that demeans humanity as a whole.
@AndreHiltre You did also say the USA is fucked up, very good. What does that have to do with this video? How does quoting your profile make me ignorant? If you read back in the comments, you will see that you are the one making an ass of yourself. You have an opinion that I don't really care about so take your debate elsewhere.
Yo bud??? Final solution, uhhh?? My subjective version of "final solution " designatin' that both mother fuckin' J.Stalin and the Korean Stalinist Kim, Ill Sun r burnin' in HELL ETERNALLY, buds~~~ C what i mean??? hahahaahahh!!!!!!!
@Nobody1846 wrong, it's an idea that follows burgeous ideals with no more freedom than capitalist freedom and with no more solidarity than solidarity among professional politicians and that doesn't struggle against any totalitarian system but serves one (fascism)
Eurocommunism is nothing but social-democracy A.K.A social-fascism
@alienwatcher93 you toootally suck you stupid dumbass. go fuck yourself.
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77777XYZ 1 month ago
Certified Intergalactic!
Dogaradodia 2 months ago
They should have had vendors walking the aisles calling out, "Get your peanuts, popcorn, Cracker Jack.................."
death2pc 2 months ago
2008년 3월 26일에 상하이에서 벌어진 남북간의 월드컵 경기는, 원래 평양에서 치러져야하는 경기였슴. 바보같이 홈경기를 중국까지 가서 치른 이유는 평양에서 태극기와 남한 애국가를 틀어주기 싫어서 였슴. 참고로 태극기와 한국애국가는 분단되기 50년도 더 전부터 사용되고 있던 거였슴. 이영상과 반대로 가령 평양의 어느악단이 남한에 와서 한국 애국가를 연주했으면, 전부 총살되고, 친척들은 모두 수용소행.
mayo10er 2 months ago
**applause** **applause** I can see the guns, keep clapping! **applause****applause**
ziggyboi1995 2 months ago
How ironic
SabbaghProductions 3 months ago
I prefer the Korean People's Army orchestra over that NY. If there's another concert better a joint concert between the two.
Strauss1269 3 months ago
Beautiful anthem, beautiful country, pathetic regime.
tevo4437 4 months ago 7
Long live Unified KOREA!!!
pplongstocking 5 months ago
ONE OF THE BIGGEST PIECES OF SHIT I HEARD. THIS IS SHIT COMPARED TO THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER.
rweerakkody4565 5 months ago
@rweerakkody4565 u.s anthem is shit compared to other countries anthems,DPR Korea's included
Littleguidofan 2 weeks ago
They suck at soccer.
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Kill Jung Ill Kim ! . He is a devil !. 김정일을 사살하라 ! 그 개같은 놈은 악마다 !
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icylakepaxphile 4 months ago
how i love this anthem
willvega2 7 months ago
the MBC is south korean broadcasting station. then does that mean it only aired to south korea and the other (america and south korea friendly) countries by MBC? people in north korea could never have the chance to actually watch this happend?
i noticed american flag there.... it might be just another "show" pulled off by north to... :/
wrongforthat 8 months ago
@wrongforthat they could watch it bro. This concert was at the height of the so-called 'sunshine policy' towards the North and just after Clinton had visited it. There's a documentary here on youtube or at least there used to be about brining the NY Philharmonic over to the DPRK and the reaction to their presence.
u01mph 7 months ago
@u01mph Oh thx for clearing things up :)
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I can't believe it...
felino3210 8 months ago
Damn, that's even better than O'Canada
Wish we could hold internet votes to choose our own anthems; it'd be badass to have a trance song as a national anthem
(maybe a Euro country?)
=3
TAz69x 8 months ago
It's a very stately-sounding and majestic anthem but it represents a repressive government that has no regard for it's people, only it's own self-interests at the expense of it's citizens!
johnifly 9 months ago
@cirasoni09
saying homo makes you sound like a retard
SaloRepublicRSI 9 months ago 2
I'm sure the musicians all felt like scrubbing themselves vigorously with soap and water after doing this bit.
SCE2AUX 10 months ago
If youtube were communist, we would all get the same number of thumbs up
MommyNotHome 11 months ago 37
who would ever thought you'd ever see the N. Korean flag and US flag in the same room?
Zeck180 11 months ago 2
Leave it to the US to shock all of NK by performing the best version of there anthem.
BobCrane787 11 months ago 5
DPRK are commie bastards
long live South Korea
NorWegiansoldier1234 1 year ago
@NorWegiansoldier1234
communism is not bad. it's actually good idea. the only problem is that kim jong il is using up the people by tricking them with that beautiful idea. it's that kim jong il sucks. communism is great idea. it's just that north korean governemnt is not doing good communism policy.
Sasilmin 1 year ago
@Sasilmin is there or was there ever any place on this planet, where the communism was done as good communism policy? I was living in the similar sh-t. NO THANK YOU !!!
Do you live in some nice place where they still have communism? If not, feel free to relocate.
pedronek 1 year ago
@pedronek Communism, like fascism, is good on paper. But when put into practice it always fucks up because of one thing: Human ambition.
Hell the only species that have a perfect Communist society are bees.
Lightscribe225 11 months ago
@pedronek
not quite. but communism made people very kind hearted and helpful. just look at russia.
Sasilmin 11 months ago
@Sasilmin lol
Kmagnus80 11 months ago
Fuck off!
TheThe990cb 1 year ago
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Fuck Off! Communist piece of shit!
TheThe990cb 1 year ago
What does US policy have to do with the situation on the Korean peninsula? Well nothing I guess dumbo. I dont care much for your cretinous oppinion, but I dont own Youtube so you are free to say what you want, as are we all.
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre I am well aware of US involvement in both Koreas, my dad was stationed right on the border between the two.
And sure you are free to say anything you want on youtube! You seem to exercise this regularly
/comment_search?username=AndreHiltre
Good thing we both live in countries where we have freedom of speech huh? Especially with your idiotic stream of pathetic attempts to troll. Honestly I did LOL at your comments about black people though.
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 Why you racist son of a bitch!
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre Haha hey, take it as a compliment. Even though I am smarter than you I still have a sense of humor...
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 Come on pal, any man who sits there typing on the internet that he's smarter than someone he's never met is one thing for sure, Not smarter than the guy he's typing to!
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre Unless the person that he is typing to on the internet has proven himself incompetent like you have. Just sayin...
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 I think you've demonstrated your lack of intelligence.
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
I remembered watching this entire two-hour spectacle on live television. CNN was the only news network to devote the entire two hours into a classical music showcase.
gurimrippa 1 year ago
@gurimrippa I want to see it; do you know if they have the entire 2 hours on yout?
flymistaslick 1 year ago
Very nice music actually
ericqpan 1 year ago
Was this really in North Korea? I have a VERY hard time believing that this was performed in North Korea, solely due to the fact that there is a US flag standing there. That would never be allowed, even in this venue.
charlesaferg 1 year ago
@charlesaferg Believe it or not it was in the DPRK. It was during the so called 'sunshine policy' shown towards the DPRK by the Bush admin and the South Korean government. Around 400 American diplomats travelled to the DPRK for this concert which was the largest group of US citizens to enter the DPRK since the start of the Korean war. The diplomacy ultimately didn't work now and the two countries are back to the previous state of high tension.
u01mph 1 year ago
Very good American Pig.
LelouchOfBritannia 1 year ago
nnorth korean women have to wear freaking HAMBOKS! still.... wow... south korea a major womens fashion contributer... compared to north korea....
y0205879 1 year ago
@y0205879 조선옷은 좋아
shzywansui 1 year ago
@y0205879 Hey! It was a major occasion! And besides, some hanboks are meant to be worn only for official reasons and not for everyday wear. The everyday hanboks usually DON'T have sequins and super bright colors, and are usually really dull to look at.
wqsaey 1 year ago
wow the north korean anthem actually sounds pretty nice
samyim795 1 year ago 45
@samyim795 Its almost the same as the South Korean anthem..
thehsushoe 1 year ago
@samyim795 Sounds very similar to the Russian Nation Anthem
TheTrueFatMan 1 year ago
@samyim795 hm, a nice country has a nice anthem and a bad country has a bad anthem, makes sence
brettsworld99 11 months ago
@samyim795 The worst regimes usually have the best music. Very inspirational.
preemptivestrike20 11 months ago 23
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Moraud5386 7 months ago in playlist anthem
@preemptivestrike20 Idon't think so, US Regime music is terrible!
alienwatcher93 2 months ago
@alienwatcher93 I'd expect such a stupid comment from someone who idolizes one of the great mass murderers in recent history.
preemptivestrike20 2 months ago 2
@samyim795 nt rlly in my opinion
Agomongo1235 6 months ago
I wanna sniff Kim Jong's anus! or at least his guch
zKa0sz 1 year ago
@zKa0sz- That's... very strange.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
Beautifull anthem.
marko1clw 1 year ago
i heard north koreans rarely sing their national anthem...instead, they sing the hymn for Kim Il Sung ans Kim Jung Il...such a beautiful music for an evil regime...
tevo4437 1 year ago
I know I saw one slant say, FK this SHT !
djmatts1 1 year ago
The first few notes of the Anthem were very similar to those of the Soviet Union.
monkeyfishninja 1 year ago
Here's hoping that one day we can listen to this music and know the lousy country it was made by is a memory. Just like we can do today with the anthem of the DDR.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
the power of music is universal
henobeno 1 year ago
nice song!
tansrb 1 year ago
After Kim Jong-il dies.. North Korea will be like China.. in 1989
wait 10 years.. after North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dies
and you will see North Korea boom faster than China did.
North Korea would be 50 times better after 10 years of Kim Jong-ils death.
111i1011 1 year ago
@111i1011 My dad said that when kim jong il dies, then there will be war because of his son, no one knows if his son is bad or not... but im hoping the koreas will unite.
Sergeant Yi - 82nd Airborne Division HOOAH
ILuvToBreakdance 1 year ago
@ILuvToBreakdance- A MSG who was in the 82nd is at Hargrave Military Academy now. He started out as a tanker, became a paratrooper. Awesome dude. And I agree with your statement, by the way.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
@Jurassic0Al Wait so u went to a military academy???
ILuvToBreakdance 1 year ago
@ILuvToBreakdance- Did I?
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
@Jurassic0Al yes did you?
ILuvToBreakdance 1 year ago
@ILuvToBreakdance- What? Oh, yes. I did.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
@Jurassic0Al Was it hard?
ILuvToBreakdance 1 year ago
@ILuvToBreakdance- A quick note- if you really want to talk about subjects in that range, you should probably send me a message. 'cause that isn't too relevant to the NY Philarmonic playing in North Korea.
But yes, it was. It was also entirely worth it.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
@Jurassic0Al true.... and ok
ILuvToBreakdance 1 year ago
@ILuvToBreakdance- Yep. That's what I'm here for. Answering questions and stuff.
Jurassic0Al 1 year ago
great anthem, but no great nation........
The1990lcr 1 year ago
fuck north korea man
MrJmisitasingerpiano 1 year ago
In North Korea, music makes you.
552ClanChancellor 1 year ago
@552ClanChancellor
In Soviet Russia, music plays you!!
In Communist Vietnam, music hears you!!
In Communist Cuba, music performs you!!
In Pre Kim Jong-il North Korea, music sings you!!
In Kim Jong-il era North Korea, music Kim Jong-ils you!!
111i1011 1 year ago
Notice how everyone stood up...
John0619 1 year ago
no one clapped their hands at the end of the video...
ImAPainTer80 1 year ago
@ImAPainTer80 That's the correct attitude. Never clap the hands after a execution of a National Anthem. It's completely disrespectful.
filipedafonseca 1 year ago 34
@filipedafonseca
Disrespecting national anthems is the most patriotic thing you can do!
Telpeurion 1 year ago
@filipedafonseca I think it depends of the culture
but what should we do instead then?
Moraud5386 11 months ago
@Moraud5386 Stay in silence, in respectful position and await the following of ceremony.
filipedafonseca 11 months ago
@filipedafonseca in which culture? cause for instance, even the prince Charles of UK and the whole aristocrats clap their hand after the UK's anthem. (watch?v=DnuoGOo3Bew)
In Chicago, the people often calps their hands permanently while they sing the anthem, not to disrespect but to cheer it (watch?v=NBAwmcX139w)
so I wanna know in which culture please?
Moraud5386 11 months ago
@filipedafonseca in which culture? cause for instance, even the prince Charles of UK and the whole aristocrats clap their hand after the UK's anthem. (watch?v=DnuoGOo3Bew)
In Chicago, the people often calps their hands permanently while they sing the anthem, not to disrespect but to cheer it (watch?v=NBAwmcX139w)
so I wanna know in which culture please? maybe in asian or north korean culture because they don't in this video
Moraud5386 11 months ago
@filipedafonseca I guess it cut off before the clapping lol
therealjarett 8 months ago
@therealjarett I doubt strongly. North Koreans are very dedicated on the ceremonies...
filipedafonseca 8 months ago
@filipedafonseca I didn't know that...? In California we always cheer/clap during the star spangled banner at the small pause between "o say does that star spangled banner yet wave" and "o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave"... I think its totally a cultural thing, because we do it to instill pride and patriotism. Either way, its important to know what each other's cultures do because I certainly would not want to do something disrespectful in someone else's land. :)
avgustinR 7 months ago
@avgustinR First the North Korean then the US national anthems were played at the beginning of the concert. The audience applauded after the US national anthem
393edge 6 months ago
@filipedafonseca The video was cut off before they were about to clap.
CookiesAndGuns95 4 months ago
@CookiesAndGuns95 I'm sure it differs from country to country, but many people consider it disrespectful to clap after a National Anthem - along the same lines as clapping after a funeral hymn would be considered direspectful.
mashmusic11235 3 months ago
@ImAPainTer80 LOL i think only us Americans do it.
jjasper83 1 year ago
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loho174 1 year ago
Get down Communist and all your Commies system: China,N Korea,Cuba, Vietnam
followed your mother bear Russia and go to hell!
Fuck off Kim,Mao,Fidel Castro and Ho...u all go to Hell with Lenin and Stalin!
CharlieDoan 1 year ago
@CharlieDoan None of those were actually communist. They all clamed to be, but never really got rid of the capitalist system. And do you even know the difference between socialism and communism? If you did then you would know that NK, the USSR and THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM only claimed to be socialist. And they still were not socialist. Please do reasearch before making a comment. Also stalinism is different from communism. There has never really been a true communist or socialist nation
Danesland 1 year ago
@CharlieDoan ----------Get down Communist and all your Commies system: China,N Korea,Cuba, Vietnam"------->China stopped following ANY trace of Socialism ever since Deng Xiaoping took power, today as per GINI rate it is more capitalist than the US. N. Korea follows Juche. Vietnam is a full fledged ASEAN member. And Cuba has 6th highest HPI (pop. content rate- google HPI index) in the world. They r fine.
xxxdieselyyy 1 year ago
this is eerily reminiscent of the USSR's anthem. hmmmmm wonder why?
iplaytehbasspipes 1 year ago
why does america need to bring democracy everywhere???....leave the world in peace...democracy does not work everywhere....if north korea will ever want to change it will...without american help...U want to invade iran and venezuela and n korea and every contry in the world????
iliesko 1 year ago
@iliesko The problem with "if they want to change then they will" is that in some countries, it is the leaders who decide whether to change, not the people. The leader of a dictatorship has everything he needs. The people are strictly controlled. They can't disagree with him at all, or even talk about disagreeing, even if they want to. It's a complicated situation and the ethics are not so clear.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@iliesko they were invited by north korea
Littleguidofan 1 year ago
North Korea a nation that refuses to do as the world says and stood up from the dirt and was one of the first nations to do what ever they want! They formed DPRK!
The country that has been fighting since it's creation day. Now it suffers because the worlds economy is becoming unbalanced
SMGJohn 1 year ago
@SMGJohn They don't do whatever they want, they do whatever Kim Jong-Il wants. The people starve while the royal family are worshipped like gods. Also, the world's economy has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with North Korea -- they have been suffering terribly since the country was created. Since they don't participate in international trade, there's no way they can be affected by the world economy anyway. You are idolizing the wrong people, believe me. Defect and find out.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@Xezlec Prove it? Farout the country is not as shit as u ppl try to make it out to be >.> All ur sayin is shit from other shit therefore bein assumptions no?
XxDavo93xX 1 year ago
@XxDavo93xX No. You should read some of the information out there. Have you seen any of the satellite photos at night? I can't link to them, but there are no lights in north korea, in stark contrast to the neighboring countries.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@Xezlec How do you know!? Have you been in DPRK!? Before you open your mouth and yell facts based on what you learn from the media try go and visit DPRK first. Else go and eat your money
SMGJohn 1 year ago
@SMGJohn The DPRK does not allow Americans to visit. I have to rely on the stories of escapees and visitors and the videos they've smuggled out. There are quite a few of these. You can find them yourself. As for the media, have you bothered to read any of the stories you're talking about? Youtube won't let me type anything that even sounds like a description of a url but try putting 2ccgn8r after tiny url.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@Xezlec Yeah, you do because for all you know that's South Koreans way to put DPRK in a bad light... But I wont bother to fight with you guys specialy not Americans which hates everything that's Communist or has nuclear weapons....
And I don't need to read anything I live in DPRK why do I need to read anything!?
SMGJohn 1 year ago
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Xezlec 1 year ago
@SMGJohn Ignore the old reply I deleted. I googled your username and I think now I believe you about you being in North Korea, and it looks like you're from Norway, which is also believable. I'll just say: you've gotten to see both systems, so you can make your own decisions, and I'm not going to try to tell you what to do with your life. I don't know whether rural North Koreans would choose to leave if they were allowed to, but I wish more people had that choice. Good luck to you anyway.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@Xezlec I've been in Norway yes for studies...
SMGJohn 1 year ago
China recently built a real fence on its border with North Korea, because North Koreans have been voting with their feet since the big famine in 1997. It's well-known that there are a lot of North Koreans who have fled to China over the last 15 years. What North Korea seems to resemble more than anything else is Enver Hoxha's Albania, which was essentially an open-air prison, until the people lost their fear and tore down the government in a few weeks' time.
dzeveenravdan 1 year ago
@Xezlec
No they weren't suffering horribly since the country was created. In the 60s and 70s the North Koreans had a much better standard of living than the South Koreans (a capitalist dictatorship back then) - so much so that there was even a steady stream of "defectors" from the South to the North. It's only after the Soviet Union started experiencing economic problems of its own in the 80s (due to many factors) and then ceased to exist that the North Koreans had to experience severe hardship
xvxkh 1 year ago
@xvxkh
I know they briefly had a stronger economy. There were various reasons for the defections in both directions after the war though. Anyway, although the South did originally have a government as oppressive as the North, the notion that North Korea was a pleasant place to live in the 60s and 70s seems like a stretch. Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less.
Xezlec 1 year ago
@Xezlec -------I know they briefly had a stronger economy. ------->It was quite for some time from 50s up till early 80s rite? Till 70s, DPR's economy was 3x RoK's.
"Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less."------->No sir, because they had a proper food deal going between USSR and DPRK where they got 5 year credit terms from CCCP. After CCCP, China and Russia make DPR pay cash upfront for ALL deals and projects beforehand.
xxxdieselyyy 1 year ago
@Xezlec --------Much of its early economic success was just the result of forcing people to work harder and consume less. -------->Then it would've ended up th same as Pol Pot's Cambodia. How will u achieve economic success by increasing output and decreasing consumption? If u increase output, and decrease consumption, u will only land up w/ unused stock of goods.
xxxdieselyyy 1 year ago
@xxxdieselyyy Erm not neccesarily it depends how much you export of those goods.
littledaz123 1 year ago
@xxxdieselyyy I believe that was the policy that ruined the RSR. They had phenominal output which they exported and made huge profits. Unfortunately, Ceauşescu used the profit for building lavish palaces for himself and all sorts of gifts to his inner circle rather than improve Romania's infrastructure or the quality of life for his people. I sometimes wonder how the eastern block would have turned out if basic ethics had entered into thought.
ClassValedictorian 1 year ago
North Korea won't ever change, even their leaders have been brainwashed by themselves
jammy41 1 year ago
@galacticempire19bby - 'Aegukga' means national anthem friend...
alconamx 1 year ago
In almost every other country in the world - communist or capitalist, democratic or totalitarian, people will sing or at least mouth the words of their national anthem when it's played at public gatherings, and it's followed by raucous applause from the patriotic. In North Korea they just stand tight-lipped and unemotional like statues. Note the dead silence after the anthem, like they're waiting for permission to applaud. Fucked up, weirdo country.
NyBob85 1 year ago
@NyBob85 Like America.
TheR3volutionary 1 year ago
@NyBob85 You don't clap in a symphony. It's impolite. Don't believe me? Ask anyone...they'll tell you.
Marakulous43 1 year ago
fuck north korea
love3z 1 year ago
Paektusan kisangŭl ta anko Kŭlloŭi chŏngsinŭn kittŭrŏ
Chilliro mungch'yŏjin ŏksen ttŭt On segye apsŏ nagari
Sonnŭn him nododo naemirŏ Inminŭi ttŭsŭro sŏn nara
Hanŏpsi puganghanŭn i Chosŏn Kiri pinnaese
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
Ach'imŭn pinnara i kangsan Ŭn'gŭme chawŏndo kadŭkhan
Samch'ŏlli arŭmdaun nae choguk Panmannyŏn oraen ryŏksaë
Ch'allanhan munhwaro charanan Sŭlgiron inminŭi i yŏnggwang
Momgwa mam ta pach'yŏ i Chosŏn Kiri pattŭse
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
백두산 기상을 다 안고 근로의 정신은 깃들어
진리로 뭉쳐진 억센 뜻 온 세계 앞서 나가리
솟는 힘 노도도 내밀어 인민의 뜻으로 선 나라
한없이 부강하는 이 조선 길이 빛내세
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
아침은 빛나라 이 강산 은금에 자원도 가득한
삼천리 아름다운 내 조국 반만년 오랜 력사에
찬란한 문화로 자라난 슬기론 인민의 이 영광
몸과 맘 다 바쳐 이 조선 길이 받드세
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
was it in New York?
Moraud5386 1 year ago
@Moraud5386
no it was in Pyongyang
ExtremeGearLabs 1 year ago
excellent anthem but it would be better if we know the title and the lyrics
Moraud5386 1 year ago
@Moraud5386 Title: Ach'immun pinnara (Let the morning rise, i think) or Aeguk-ga ( Patriotic song)
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
@uudrakgvens94 Don't want to seem like a know-it-all, but the DPRK's anthem is "Aegukka." The South's is "Aegukga." It's really confusing; they were supposed to be one anthem back in the forties.
galacticempire19bby 1 year ago
this is totally bullshit. the rest of the world need not pay attention to the shit hole north korea. the country is enslaved by a fat fuck. the only goal for North Korea is to protect is fraudster leader, and United States, South Korea, Japan should ignore threats from an illusionary army. but of course, nobody wants to see a unified Korea. not even south korea wants it.
yurikomuro 1 year ago
@yurikomuro Yeah, i think south korea is too embarraced about thier brothers/enemys to the north. Even china is a getting tired of kim jong il. -.-
Doowoo 1 year ago
Such pretty music for such a messed up country
clayto1332 2 years ago 78
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@clayto1332 Your country is a messed up country.
zio5q 1 year ago
@zio5q Not as bad as these guys though
clayto1332 1 year ago 4
@clayto1332 , its the north thats messed and not the south
toludoc 1 year ago
@toludoc I know this, but North Korea and South Korea are two separate countries.
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 , thanx yo! nice one.
you hv yrsf a nice day
toludoc 1 year ago
@clayto1332 agree
HuiMunSiak 1 year ago
@clayto1332 And the USA is not messed up?
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre Do you know ANYTHING about North Korea?
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 Yes, a great deal. It is a failed state and run by a gang of corrupt generals and the Kim family, and has perhaps the most overt suppression of ideas and communication. But my point is that the USA is also fucked up. You have a corrupt elite running your country, you dont need an overt police state because your mass media brain wash your people and your food industry drug the population. You have the lowest educated population of any developed country, lower than North Korea.
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre Ahhh so you are one of THOSE people. You know, I live in the United States and live a pretty good life. Take your USA bashing to a related video.
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 What are 'THOSE' people? Please articulate.
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre Your profile reads "This Channel exists to research information posted on Youtube, to debate and to share ideas about the great menace that is threatening us all." I think it is safe to assume that the "great menace" is either the US or government in general. Go and whine to someone that cares.
clayto1332 1 year ago
@clayto1332 Once again you prove your ignorance. You must be determined to make an ass of yourself.
I told you, North Korea is fucked up. I also told you the USA is fucked up. The problem for the world is that while North Korea's shit stays on it's own feet, the crap that the USA pumps out is polluting the whole earth. Illegal wars, nuclear proliferation, deadly pollution, juvenile foreign policy and a toxic tashy culture that demeans humanity as a whole.
AndreHiltre 1 year ago
@AndreHiltre You did also say the USA is fucked up, very good. What does that have to do with this video? How does quoting your profile make me ignorant? If you read back in the comments, you will see that you are the one making an ass of yourself. You have an opinion that I don't really care about so take your debate elsewhere.
clayto1332 1 year ago
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The sole final solution; waht r u waitin' 4??? just go ahead and NUKE the WORLD"S WORST STALINISTS with ICBMs; ICBMs=BOOM=FInal sulutionnnn, buds!!!
TheJunoo 2 years ago
@TheJunoo
"Final Solution"... hm... where have I heard these words before?
xvxkh 1 year ago
@xvxkh
Yo bud??? Final solution, uhhh?? My subjective version of "final solution " designatin' that both mother fuckin' J.Stalin and the Korean Stalinist Kim, Ill Sun r burnin' in HELL ETERNALLY, buds~~~ C what i mean??? hahahaahahh!!!!!!!
TheJunoo 1 year ago
i would like that north korea becomes something like tito's yugoslavia , that would be the best .
uudrakgvens94 2 years ago 2
you are right ;-)
Eurocommunism is the best..
Berlinguer wants it too in Italy!
Nobody1846 2 years ago
thank u :)
uudrakgvens94 2 years ago
@Nobody1846 Eurocommunism is anticommunism
alienwatcher93 2 years ago 2
no it's an idea with more freedom for a better solidarity and against the totalitary system..
Nobody1846 2 years ago
@Nobody1846 wrong, it's an idea that follows burgeous ideals with no more freedom than capitalist freedom and with no more solidarity than solidarity among professional politicians and that doesn't struggle against any totalitarian system but serves one (fascism)
Eurocommunism is nothing but social-democracy A.K.A social-fascism
alienwatcher93 2 years ago
Agree
habbostrand 2 years ago
Wonder what happens if someone misses a note...or forgets to stand up when the music starts.
sansevieriafilms 2 years ago
the korean war tore apart my country, but Aegukka is a very sweet sounding song
TheKero12345 2 years ago 2