Rock, Paper, Scissors with a Korean Twist

"Rock Paper Scissors" in Korea is practically a national passtime. RPS throw downs occur to make decisions such as who will collect the crayons and who will get which piece of candy. Also, it is apparently just a "fun" game to play when there's 5 minutes of break time after English conversation class.

They're saying "Kai Bai Bo", which is a contraction of "kawi bawi bo" (scissors rock paper), then just "bo... bo... bo". This is a pretty slo-mo version since I asked them to explain what they were doing for the camera.

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[teaunnalove]

omg i notice alot of korean games involve hitting

[mnokpop]

Lindsay!! your class looks fun!

[beaboyy]

i tried to play this with my american friends they are just sooo boring - _- pussys lol lol

[TheAlexandra257]

Hello very interesting your videos haahah am fan number 1, South Korea wahh love is beautiful but I live far away .. I have a question .... was difficult to travel from your country to South Korea? expensive studies? wahh thanks hope reply me! are great

[amyrich2008]

hello~ i just read this comment undermine

did you get to go to school in korea?

like thru a program? if you did can you explain

some details and may i have a link to a website or something?

i am interested in it so...yea haha thanks

[LOLdreamingLEENA]

That looks fun!

BTW, what program did you use? I really want to go for my Sophmore year

[Catleya5]

I know how to play this with my sister ^_^ its really fun