North Korea - Children's Parade - Arirang / Mass Games 2005

Children's section of 'Mass Games' or otherwise known as the 'Arirang' performance in Pyongyang city, North Korea in 2005. Watch the giant human mosaic in the background, composed of 15,000 or more individuals each holding a coloured placard. The mosaic changes with the music.

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• Korea
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• Children
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• Arirang
• Mass
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• 2005
• Communism
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• Propaganda

[fleurdepine]

@boisedmbfan the kids are not forced, they have been brain washed since they were babys, for them it is a big honor to practice every day to show how good they are. It's really sad but they have nooo idea how the world really is.

[RoodyAlex]

impressiv performance!

[jsnovais1000]

@fleurdepine —What are your TV soap operas, talk shows, and other TV programming interrupted by commercial and political advertising every minute, if not brainwashing?

It seems that you know little or nothing about your own country country!

Do you know why your government uses state owned stores to sell alcoholic beverages? ...and why your workers are paid by the week?... and why you are not allowed to have any alcoholic drink in a public places without a special licence?—If you don´t, SHUT-UP!

[ElMakz]

this is fuckign amazing.

[TheNandirocks]

For videos on this year's Arirang Mass Games. go to the "Passwordforgetter" channel - the full show in all its fantastic glory !

[fleurdepine]

aha, very interesting Statement. And very Helpfull!

[euroalbanian88]

@fleurdepine you're brainwashed yourself dude hahah

[rashidDrums]

The most awesome thing about korean people: THEY DO CARE FOR EACH OTHER!

This is SO huge difference from modern Russians where i live, that it worth a lot.

They think different and they feel different - truly amazing!

[rashidDrums]

@siralucard19

seems to me you dont understand what is a real happiness and freedom...

"democratic freedom" is actually freedom from traditions, from good youth behaviour, from respect to leaders, from healthy sporty life, from nations unity - what is it good for? No, i don't like such freedom, - it's just wildness - nothing more.

btw i am going to visit North Korea, maybe in 2012 at Kim Il-Sung 100th birthday.

[siralucard19]

@rashidDrums Go in NK if u have guts! See ya in the gulag. I'll be here living free and happy in the real world

[rashidDrums]

@siralucard19

who said that democracy is good? Happiness is on the 1st place of priority, isn't it? not so called "freedom"! and btw there is no such thing as "real democracy" in the world. Average people rule nowhere! Banks are in charge!!

Noth Korean people DO NOT live in terror - this is a big, big myth which western people take for granted. The majority of them are really happy and proud. Leave them as they want to live.