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2 Kids Room Han X I.N (Ep 8) | Reaction & Commentary (Patreon)

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2022-05-25 17:11:25
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2023-04-27 20:59:47
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Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4HiLg2UtAM

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Cassandra Leigh

These two are such a funny pair. Its interesting just how... clingy? Han is with both of the tsundere members, lee know and IN both have that sort of rough exterior hahaha. It is funny how everyone was like... they're the two most immature that want to be seen as mature. I can imagine all sort of silly 'arguments' that must happen between these two

Katja van den Berg

It's funny, when I first heard they lived in dorms and actually shared rooms when they were already in their 20s I thought it was a little odd. And then I realised it's not so odd in many places in the world to have students sharing a room. It was my own cultural..call it prejudice...that thought it odd. In the Netherlands students live in dorms, but that mostly means then rent a room in a bigger building (apartment or house or townhouse or whatever's available), they do often share kitchens and bathrooms but sharing a bedroom is not something you see here. They may have changed with the current house-crisis, but I don't think so. But I realised that in the US students do share rooms and have bunkbeds etc. And it's actually interesting to learn these differences. I can also see how from the perspective of the company, this works well. It throws them together and helps them to bond. It really helps the group process I think. These two are funny together. And the whole kiss-thing...hehehehehe. And it keeps coming back. So many times. LOL

K-pop Auntie
>>91369028

Now that you say it, I think you are right in that companies may put trainees together in dorm style housing for a reason. Sure, housing is incredibly expensive in Seoul, but also, throwing a group of anyone together is bring out warning flags in someone's behavior or personality way sooner than if they didn't have to be around others all the time.