We're trying something new! We loved Seoul so much that we want to make sure everyone has an amazing time in this incredible city! So we put together a travel guide called 9 Things You Must Do On Your First Trip To Seoul. Check it out! karaandnate.com/9-things-you-must-do-in-seoul/

@nmitchxll305

6 жыл бұрын

苗媌緢喵瞄描 If you are going to have a sophisticated argument please don’t write things like ‘u’ and ‘urself’.

@nmitchxll305

6 жыл бұрын

苗媌緢喵瞄描 It’s not country hopping. They were there for a long period of time, and thoroughly experienced the culture of South Korea.

@Estuardino71

6 жыл бұрын

I wonder what are the south Korean soldiers' nicknames 😄

@TheJer1963

6 жыл бұрын

There are videos on here of tunnel 3. Not sure why South Korea still doesn't want people taking photos. That is some hike to get back up to the top.

@NatureWatersProductions

6 жыл бұрын

Kara and Nate 4 Minutes?! More like 13 Plus Minutes! But nice video...

5:45, best thing a soldier has ever said, *”single file line, facing your left, just like in middle school”* lol.

@bananaman22

5 жыл бұрын

eben oberseas americans haf a way 2 sound like a condescendin doucheba

@dianeelaine

5 жыл бұрын

No the best part was when Kara said, “ Line Leader!”

@dianeelaine

5 жыл бұрын

bananaman22 that’s just mean.

@SKS8080

5 жыл бұрын

That offends democrats

@jesusvillalba2886

5 жыл бұрын

@@SKS8080 how?

One thing I appreciate about you guys is that you do a lot to change the 'ugly-American-tourist' way of being. I used to travel a lot many years ago and I would often cringe when observing people from the U.S. Mostly because of their seeming arrogant and entitled . You two aren't like that . You're respectful and warm and polite when relating to people in the countries you visit .

@Shmaples

5 жыл бұрын

A lot of americans are like them.. it's an unfortunate stereotype sadly.

@PerthTowne

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. I like Nate and Kara for the same reason. But I know many Americans like them--open, intelligent, and both curious about and respectful of other cultures.

@troyyoung8138

5 жыл бұрын

Very true. I’m from the US and travel a good bit, just like Shmaples said most really aren’t it’s mainly just the noob US tourist that’s super cringe😂

@CuteArwen

5 жыл бұрын

100% agree

@zubinluthra649

4 жыл бұрын

No American tourists are fine,it’s the Chinese tourists that I can’t stand.

I would be too scared to do a tour like that only cause I know how clumsy I can be and I would end up doing something bad without even realizing I did.

@Punkfuckingzombie

5 жыл бұрын

sehun

@rensmurfetteisiconic5183

4 жыл бұрын

Nice pfp and same but I did go when I lived in Korea with a field trip last year and it was so cool and one of the students actually got one of the guards to smile

@rensmurfetteisiconic5183

4 жыл бұрын

Pasar Mahdi touching them, yes, but you are freely allowed to take pictures and be near them

@AKAEXVAMPIRE

3 жыл бұрын

I loooove your username lol :)

@kpopscenario1406

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Loved when Kara said "line leader"

@frisbe9279

4 жыл бұрын

Don't call me a wack ass sucka

@Mai-kb1gj

4 жыл бұрын

IKR

@thesillygooseorg

4 жыл бұрын

Same. That made me laugh!

@celeste8o5

3 жыл бұрын

Same 🤣🥰

@ellahnaynes6687

3 жыл бұрын

She actually said, "fine leader" 😊

You guys articulated the sorrow and sadness of the situation perfectly. Thank you for you honesty and vulnerability in your descriptions.

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Brian Esposito ❤️❤️❤️

@jimgreen9059

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Esposito, ditto on that.

@jimmyjoe4351

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Esposito you think that's sad what you don't realize is that not only are millions of North Koreans starving to death , but 10s of thousands more get put into work camps every year to basically be worked to death! it would be a lot sadder if we hadn't helped South Korea turn back the communists!

@amandag5388

5 жыл бұрын

everyone with half a brain knows the situation already it's only a small amount of people that are completely ignorant on this.... but they just have to show their sorrow because people are so offended by everything these days that it's hard to even have an opinion or post any travel video without this fine print at the end. Were all living in a world walking on eggshells wondering who were going to offend next... I didn't think it was necessary, they seem like smart people.

@thijmenbaak718

2 жыл бұрын

They have no idea what they are talking about 😂

"If you go out that door you're in North Korea and there's nothing we can do for you.."

@bpdbhp1632

3 жыл бұрын

Actually there is: unleash the nukes

@Amy-gc3kb

3 жыл бұрын

@@bpdbhp1632 I know you meant it as a joke but there truly is nothing unless you want to start another world war over a few people, which no country would do.

In November 1989 the wall came down in Berlin and my dad thought it would be a good idea to drag me and my sister down there (we're Swedish, hence down) to celebrate new years eve on Brandenburger Tor. It was a crazy experience and when we got there people were still cutting down the wall so we got to see it with our own eyes and I bought a kilo of wall grout as a memento. I remember that there were guards with machine guns patrolling the subway cars as we travelled between the east and west parts of Berlin and that no one actually knew what the hell was going on and what the future would bring. All in all is one of my most memorable traveling experiences to date and I hope that I get to see a Korean unification within my lifespan. If it hapends I will drag my kids there to experience it on the spot...

@lzh4950

3 жыл бұрын

Think some people had expected Japan instead of the Korean peninsula to have been divided, like Germany

I've been through both doors of the blue conference building. In 2011 I went on the DMZ tour from the south. Six months later, I went on a five-day tour of North Korea and visited the DMZ from the north. It was a freaky experience visiting the same place from the other side!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+CNVideos I bet it's SO interesting to be able to visit from both sides!!

@mehreenmirza100

5 жыл бұрын

Quick question... if we do what kara and nate do... will they stamp our passport as visited north korea?

@pr4nk5tr

4 жыл бұрын

So are there both North and South Koreans in one blue building at the same time?

@katielemos8590

3 жыл бұрын

No. I’ll stay in Western Europe when I travel, thanks, though.

@michaelyoung3337

3 жыл бұрын

@@mehreenmirza100 Yes, but it costs a few bucks

Very good video! Thanks for your perspective!!

@nochops

3 жыл бұрын

Do whats inside North Korea :)

@nochops

3 жыл бұрын

@Thesodadrinkers I know that, it was a joke.

@ethancarberry-holt3011

3 жыл бұрын

@Thesodadrinkers Technically you can but you need a chaperone with you 24/7

@Yuhon100

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing.

I think Kara should do podcasts. Her voice so soothing .

My best friend Gen is Korean. Even though she was born here in America both her parents were born in Korea. Her father is from Busan and he mother is from a small village in NK, where she defected from in the mid 80's. A few years ago they went to Korea to see family and Gen went on this tour to get a better view of where her mother was from.

This video was a flashback for me. 40 years ago while teaching conversational English in Seoul I signed up for a USO bus tour to the DMZ. We got the same briefing by a US soldier: no waves, beckoning or T-shirts with slogans etc. We too realized things were very serious. Same short period of time in the conference room tho we experienced a NORTH KOREAN guard took pics of US through the windows..!! Glad you had that amazing experience!!!

I spent 2 years in Korea with the army!! Believe me when I tell you being on the DMZ Isn't as much fun as you're having!! It's cold and tedious!!

@rensmurfetteisiconic5183

4 жыл бұрын

Larry Johnston My dad was stationed in Korea last year and it was our 3rd time in Korea! It was a very cool experience when I went to the DMZ and we are lucky to be in the army and experience these new countries and cultures！

@thecadionfamily6129

3 жыл бұрын

I wish to experience the same thing!

@jacobbaughman748

3 жыл бұрын

Been there, done that, seven tours, many t-shirts...

i love when Kara says " LiNe leAdEr " it made me laugh

7:32 “hi everyone, you are listening to k-pop music now”

@akbt2

3 жыл бұрын

Me @ my friends whenever they come to my place

I have learnt so many things from you guys, like how to make stories, like how to talk to a camera. Your videos inspire me. Thank you for sharing your stories.

In Canada, I find people don't really say "South Korea" we just say Korea (South Korea) and North Korea. I guess it's because if your teaching, going on vacation or from Korea, 99% of the time its the Republic of Korea not DPRK.

Thank y'all for taking the time to acknowledge the gravity of the situation between North and South Korea.

@KaraandNate

5 жыл бұрын

This experience really opened our eyes!

So interesting to watch this in light of recent events!

1. We love you guys! Keep traveling and experiencing new things. 2. This is as close as I want any US Citizen to get at the moment. Being safe is a big priority 3. Be sure to check this off your list! You normally update the country number! This counts, even if it was just footsteps! Keep it up!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Randall Wilkerson thank you ☺️💜

@andreas2042

5 жыл бұрын

+Harald Harster As what they said in 5:00 Those grey buildings are owned by North Korea and the blue ones are owned by South Korea.

I loved my tour to the DMZ for the exact same reasons you described. It’s mind blowing but at the same time tragic. I was there in November 2017 and we weren’t allowed in the conference area (I think because tensions were high due to a recent defector) so we only saw the tunnel, train station and lookout tower.

Your way of portraying your travels is an anomaly. It's refreshing than many others, I mean I haven't seen many videos (just few) from others but you keep it simple and that's the way it should be.

So CRAZY I watched your video this morning and saw the same sites on the news tonight! You two are GREAT, informative travelers!

I did the DMZ tour last year when i was working at Camp Humphreys. Truely an emotional roller coaster for me. You guys did an awesome job on the video

Nate : "I'm not going to try to justify why I wanted to go to north Korea" Kate face : "Yeah I know and I'm still very against it"

Just found your channel last week and have totally been binge watching everything!!! You guys are some of the most genuine people I’ve seen on YT!!! So glad to have found you guys, and I can’t wait to follow you on the rest of your journey!!

Thank you for sharing this video with us. So real and authentic. My father served in Navy in the Korean War. Wish he was still here to share this with him. I appreciate what you’ve been doing going to these countries and experiencing their culture and sharing it I think the two of you are great. The world is a better place with young people like you in it. Blessing! 😇 Love from momma Ruth, again! 💕

Binge watch of your vlogs during quarantine 🥰

When my dad first got stationed in Germany, shortly after we went to Berlin for a swim meet. I was the only one who went to East Berlin from my family. My dad was active duty Col and he wasn’t allowed to go because who he was and what he did. I was 21 with shoulder length hair, it was 81! Typical 21 yr old lol. Anyway it was crazy! Armed police and military everywhere! I tried to exchange money and they wanted my passport. We were warned not to let anyone take your passport because people disappear for days.....so I didn’t let it out of my hands. They finally let me exchange money. It was so stark, grey and silver buildings, no colors. Clothes were all drab, only smiles I saw were westerners who were buying cheap things in East like comforters....I’ll never forget...what an experience!!

Just wanted to say Thanks for taking us along Me and my wife enjoy watching all your adventures

So great to see something like this. Just makes you take a step back and realize how good we have it here.

5:16 he stands there for 14 hours a day! What!

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!!

Remember that college kid named Otto who went to North Korea yet was detained in prison because he took a poster on a wall. North Korea returned his body to America a couple years later, dead. North Korea is intense. I would never do this, it is too much of a risk. Yet I am happy you both made it out okay.

@jocelynfowler6005

4 жыл бұрын

Kaitlyn Harle this is one place I could never visit as well! I understand why they did it, but this place is far too corrupt for me.

@secretdiaryofafoodie

4 жыл бұрын

He actually did a tour of North Korea. Different thing.

@vincentsmith8795

4 жыл бұрын

Secret Diary of a Foodie yea he went to North Korea what is so different about that?

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!!

@xkristixx

3 жыл бұрын

He was actually alive when he returned to North America, but was in a vegetative state. He died a few days later when he was taken off life support.

You 2 are such a stunning couple, love watching and experiencing new places with yous ❤️

Thank you so much Kara and Nate for posting this. I had the opportunity to do all that (DMZ AND go down in the tunnels )in this video back in March 2012. It was definitely and eye opening experience as you had expressed in the video. We also checked out the souvenir store (that sold some North Korean products). That in itself was quite interesting. I hope you all had a chance to do that as well.

Now this is in my bucket list of places to visit. Thank you guys for a wonderful vlog. SUBSCRIBED!!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Shubham Mishra thank you!!

@coin5207

2 жыл бұрын

Please reconsider. North Korea isn't supposed to be a country on anyone's "bucket list" to cross off. This country is literally the site of one of the greatest human rights violations in recent history. They have concentration camps defectors have compared to Nazi camps, starvation to the point of the average North Korean being significantly shorter than the average south Korean due to malnutrition, and a regime so oppressive and manipulative the average person there doesn't even realize how much their life sucks because they have no connection to the rest of the world. Going there as a tourist and publishing videos of the places they have deemed acceptable for tourists to film is only furthering their disgusting "everything is fine here" propaganda

Your videos are so entertaining inspirational and funny. I love them. Your channel is amazing. 😀

All the places I'd love to go, no need because it's like I am right there with you guys! You do so well showing off the places and explaining in depth with zero boredom 🤜🤛😍

Wow, this was captured so well! Thank you for sharing with us!!!!

I used to live in South Korea, and my school went on a trip to the DMZ and into the tunnel.. it was a great experience

This is one of the first videos Kara doesn't have gigantic smile the entire way through. There is tremendous interest in North Korea as evidenced by the tourism to both the North Korea/South Korea border and the North Korea/China video. I also watched Fun For Louis travel to NK on a surfing tour and JaYoe (Matt) travel to NK for a marathon. Ive also watched a few journalism tours of NK (Vice magazine). I find the place fascinating but it's not on my bucketlist for the reason the every single visit I see goes to the same places with extremely little "exploring", and the food sucks.

@sunsetarxanna4002

4 жыл бұрын

Melkor Schmaggert if you have never been there, how do you know how the food is?

Best vlog on KZread about the DMZ. Informative, alarming and scary blog on the history of Korea. Great job.

Y'all are something special. Thanks so much for sharing so much of the world with us.

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Bob Nease 💜

So interesting!! Thanks for sharing!!

im binging them during quarantine. yall are precious. KARA IS GORGEOUS

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!! 💕

Kara you absolutely have the best smile! I love watching you guys travel!

I wouldn't have known about this tour and interesting yet eye opening experience if you hadn't experienced and shared it. Thank you! You're such an adorable couple and your vlogs inspire me to travel to all these places 😊

My boyfriend and I did similar DMZ tour in 2016. It was really eye opening and fascinating experience.

If anyone is interested in learning more about just a small portion of what North Koreans are forced to live through I read a book called "A River in Darkness". It is an autobiography about a boy growing up there and his journey to leave. It was so incredibly heart wrenching and it really opened my eyes to how the citizens of North Korea are treated

Very good breakdown. Keep up the good work. Will do the tour this month as well.

it's 5PM and only just got done watching this.. i've been watching it in bits throughout the day whenever i had a few mins to spare!!! another great vlog guys! :-)

Excellent VLOG. Very informative. Thank you.

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Robert GUENTHER 👍🏻😁

Be Safe! So glad this is done and you can safely move on.

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Vonda Lennon thanks Mrs. Vonda 💜

very well done video and really informative - thank you for sharing!

This is a fantastic vlog. Thank you.

Enchanting. Never get tired of DMZ. Please try to cover the flag retreating ceremony at Wagah border between India-Paskitan. From what I heard off my parents, it is overwhelming even for foreigners. Great video again.

We ligit JUST watched a video about that same exact spot in school!!!

Thank you! Not all travels are fun. We appreciate your somber tone.

This is something we would like to see, I think it's important to show all aspects of our world so people can form their own opinions and judgements.

7:34 Me when I get the aux cord

Wow. Thank you guys for keeping this real, and reminding us Kara as you said 'those are real people' on the N side. This is exactly why I love your videos so much. Your humility and willingness to learn as much as you can and share with the rest of us through your experiences.

It is such an interesting video! I llove all your travel blogs so much

THANKS! My 6th graders love watching yall💕 and they are super curious about North Korea!!

Good thoughts guys. Well done!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Paula Matthey thanks! :)

Them: Do not go through this door for your own safety My dumb ass: Man, now I low-key want to go out that door...

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!!

@aiosquadron

3 жыл бұрын

@@djlawlz4041 I have a better solution. Advertising yourself in comments wouldn't get you very far, especially if your content is unrelated to the video (take this vid for example, if your channel have no vids that is to do with travelling, and it's not in the topic that the OC is talking about, then don't do it.). I am also a fellow content creator that shares that dream, but here's an advice. Keep on trying your best to make a video at the best of your possibilities. Quality over quantity.

I am a high school teacher sho teaches special Ed geography. I use a lot of videos because my students retain visual information better. I will be using this video to teach Korea. Great job! I love you both.

Awwhh she's so bubbly. "Line leader😍"

Hey Kara and nate first I would like to say I love your vlogs. Your skills as vloggers is amazing. I found your channel a few weeks ago. When I search for train rides and you Siberian train ride popped up....i was just so impressed by the video I wanted to know more about y'all. I was born in Tennessee so that made me want to know even more. I have watched all your vlogs from the beginning....it took a while but so worth it watching them all..i just got caught up today...been waiting to watch the new Korean videos till i got them all watched....i think one of my favorite vlogs was Peru with nate' s mom and dad....oh and in Africa with nate's mom....i like all your vlogs but when family and friends join you i like those the best....oh and your personal food tours....nate your camera skills are awesome...well I just want to tell y'all how much I love your videos...i love to travel but have only done so in U.S. (key west videos make me want to go down there)...I am to scared to travel aboard alone...best wish and God bless...cant wait for the next vlog...stay safe....sincerely grateful faithful viewer Tonya miles

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Tonya Miles hey Tonya! Thank you so much for the sweet comment! It really makes us so happy that you enjoyed all our videos! 💜😁

5:38 From the rear, those guards look like they're peeing.

Best vlog by Kara and Nate!👍🏻

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+aloka sharma Wow! Thanks!!

Brilliant film guys- fascinating, informative and beautifully handled. you're best yet!!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Shelley's Cloud Thank you so very much!!!

Outstanding.... Has always bothered me when "tourists" seem to be checking out the misfortunes of others. Your thoughts at the end just,for me,emphasized that these are human beings. So important with the scary international conditions going on.

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+robert bragdon 💜

This was very interesting after watching Crash Landing on You. Thank you for sharing your travels

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!!

I did this in 1989 as a Lance Corporal. I deployed there twice and was there for all 4 seasons. Winter sucked but summer made me miss the winter. Beautiful country great people.

Thank you that was really informative...

KZread suggested this one again :-) one of my favorites. Did you know supposedly you could take two hours into North Korea now for about $1500 depending on which way you want to do five days eight days or 10 days

I went there when I was stationed in Korea.

I visited North Korea in 2007, and while I was there we went to the DMZ. Like you guys, I was able to step a few feet into South Korea inside one of those bunkers. An unforgettable experience.

Goodness! That looked tense!

As an ARMY, when I heard the words "Seoul, SK" I was jealous that they were in the land of BTS

Wow, I seriously wouldn't have the guts to go to NK even if we Americans were still allowed to. It's a scary situation going on right now. Honestly I wasn't looking forward to this North Korean video because I was scared for the two of you. I'm glad it worked out ok. Thanks for the insight.

@SonOfMuta

3 жыл бұрын

"Even if we Americans were still allowed to go" What are you talking about? Citizens are not banned from traveling to North Korea

a very revealing take...you did a great job of being highly diplomatic, as you always are.

One of my favorite videos

Thank you guys. 13 minutes of this video gave me information that I couldn't get from a book. And this was the first time I'm seeing at least a part of the propaganda village.

How fun it was it

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!!

You probably won’t see this, but I was a bit overwhelmed by what you very aptly described. Thank you so much. Of course here in 2019 we as a nation (USA) have seen so much more of North and South Korea. I am also thrilled to see you two are very respectful of local laws and mores. Good luck with your further adventures. I’ll be here watching and enjoying.

Very informational really liked your vlog on DMZ. I have plans to visit DMZ along with panmunjom in Aug....

This is such an interesting video! I'm so glad you did this as I've been wanting to know more and more about trips into North Korea since I recently watched FunForLouis' videos when he went there. I don't think I'd have to guts to visit the country myself, I'd end up doing something wrong by accident, but I would totally love to do this trip you guys did!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

You should!

@WiiTiffTiff

6 жыл бұрын

By touring North Korea you'd support their horrible regime. They don't believe in human rights and make their people suffer...Why would you want to support human injustice like that? What about all the people in the work camps? FunForLouis vlogs are nothing more than self promotion for himself. If he really cared about people he wouldn't have visited a country that abuses its power and also abuses and subjects their people to terrible living conditions and punishments. Plus that tour he was on didn't show any of that, yet was a cookie cutter version of north korea which is just a façade.

@WiiTiffTiff

6 жыл бұрын

John, I never told them to not express her opinion and I never said their opinions were wrong. But lets be real north korea is terrible to its people and by visiting their country that money you'd spend would go towards that. Also I never talked about safety in america compared to north korea so I'm not sure why you put that in your argument. That had NOTHING to do with what I said. But you can't ignore the fact that North Korea violates a lot of human rights. If its so "safe" then why don't you move there? So next time you want to be a keyboard warrior I suggest you actually respond to what I had mentioned in my comment.

@melkorschmaggert820

6 жыл бұрын

Same reason I won't travel to USA any more, because the USA is a brutal quasi-democracy the denies voting to many of their citizens, has over 3% of it's population under control of the criminal justice system, etc,

@richardwilson6976

Жыл бұрын

They are in south korea not north korea.

I toured west and east Germany in my BDU'S

This is also something I really wanted to do!

Well Done Guys! I really appreciate your approach to travel!

@KaraandNate

6 жыл бұрын

+Travel and Vino 💜

Thanks you guys. Another fascinating video. So sad that half of the country has to suffer like that because of one truly sick individual.

@edgarspavlovics3540

6 жыл бұрын

and who would be that individual?

@d.rogers4184

6 жыл бұрын

Really Edgars? Kind of an ignorant question.

@wjt_0514

6 жыл бұрын

Dani R I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or really dumb because I hope you know NK is its own separate country.

@d.rogers4184

6 жыл бұрын

Xx EliteGamerxX 82 Elite, maybe you didn’t know this but Korea used to be united. Look it up. Which would make NoKo part of one original country. Hope that clears up your confusion.

@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj

6 жыл бұрын

Dani R Not just him but his evil grandfather and father too. Basically the evil Kim dynasty.

5:19 “Hi BoB!” :D

That was really, really interesting.

This was a great video!

That is so cool to see the two Koreas. However, I want to know. I am planning to visit South Korea 🇰🇷 someday and I want to know what is the name of the tour group that took you both to the North Korean 🇰🇵?

DAMN!!! I bought a "YOU CAN'T HAVE FUN WITH KIM JONG-UN" T-shirt!

Im so excited, im going to SK to visit my grandparents!

Love the music you guys use. That instrumental was Fire.

@djlawlz4041

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyy I’m really hoping that you’ll come visit my channel. I’m trying to achieve my dream of being a creator here on KZread and the only way that’s possible if I get noticed. Thanks in advance!! 💕