His school friends hug him more comfortably then his siblings

hmm i don't like how earl john's turning into almost like maid/salary earner for the whole family where he doesn't even get to be treated that well. I hope his mom gives more love to him and train his siblings to treat him better!

@miggy_lan

3 жыл бұрын

that’s pretty typical for the eldest children of filipino families honestly. he’s still got an opportunity to get a good education, and then get a well-paying job. since he’s a lot older than the rest he’ll be working first and they’ll rely on him for income. it’s just how it is sadly

In the philippines a lot of people say that kids who have been raised by their grandparents would do well in life

@neocris2733

5 жыл бұрын

Hope so.

@xnxmxrxx1932

5 жыл бұрын

Really?

@chineseguywithoutcoronavir6687

5 жыл бұрын

NOT in general

@yangofthevalley

5 жыл бұрын

Yes in general they will grow up to be responsible and humble, i have a friend who was raised by his grandfather and he's very humble

@chineseguywithoutcoronavir6687

5 жыл бұрын

@@yangofthevalley that's quite subjective. My bro for instance, was raised by my grandparents bec he's the first grandchild. Now that he's already a licensed nurse, can't even stand on his own without my grandma's support. I know some people who were spoiled by their grandparents that's why there still depending on them.

The older I get, the more I understand how important family is. Loved this episode.

Earl John's youngest brother loves him. I can tell from the way he warmly hugs his brother whenever his at home. His also very clingy to his older brother. Plus the boy is really handsome. I hope an agency would cast the boy to be their trainee and become an idol. He's such a visual material.

Earl John was raised well by his grandma. He has no ill feelings and bitterness towards his mom. Nice kid. I wish him and his family happiness.

Seeing Earl John trying to do his best in life amidst all his struggles reminds me to stop complaining and to try my best in life regardless of the results. Thanks for being a good example Earl John. You should teach your siblings Bisaya in exchange of them teaching you Korean because the Bisaya language is beautiful.

@alexanderramirez8997

5 жыл бұрын

Vanessa Banana Vanilla agree!

What a decent young man!!! He is so considerate and polite trying hard to get assimilated himself to the new family, language, culture, food, country... plus those spoiled siblings. Welcome to Korea, and I hope you are accepted more welcomed and may find a better opportunity to get your dream come true in the future. We can be a great citizen in Korea and we definitely need you here. 한국 귀화시험 부디 합격하여서 부모님과 동생들 함께 행복한 삶을 살수있기를 바래요. 동생들이 아직 철이 안들고 예의가 없어보이지만 시간이 지나면 오빠, 형을 이해할거라 믿어요. 화이팅!!!

The way his friends and classmates treat him shows that he's really genuine towards other. Especially when he call them "bro" or when they hug, like thats just so wholesome man •́ ‿ ,•̀

@uwuimauwuovo1572

2 жыл бұрын

Aww you My bro My bro No problem

Earl's siblings should help their parents. Doesn't matter if some of them hit puberty! Earl is a great eldest son who help and everything.

first of all a big praise to the grandmother, who raised alone such a loving boy ... This young man, who longs for love, security and family warmth, must serve these lazy and spoiled siblings and the cold mother, so that he no longer feels alone, gets recognition etc., very sad. That is the pain processing of this young man, he sacrifices and puts his wishes in the last place to get a piece of love and acceptance, whether they will ever thank him is another question :-(

@atinaja9557

5 жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. 😭😭😭 i feel his pain. Even after he reunite with his mother he still have to strugle.

Their family is so awkward to watch... But i can feel that he's really trying, it's just that it feels like he's fighting this alone, i hope his sisters are helping him learn korean faster rather than avoiding him because of language barrier. That would be for the best anyway. I kinda feel like they're looking down on him, i hope I'm wrong. If i had a brother like him, i would be really glad to help him feel comfortable and loved in our family. Besides, teaching your language to someone who needs it is fun!

I wish the best for Earl. It makes me sad seeing how much he's sacrificing for his siblings and step-father... and kind of annoyed at the mom who didn't impart much on the younger siblings and almost just taking advantage of Earl's kindness. I hope things are much better in real life for them.

@wonusgirl_

3 жыл бұрын

@Tristan Han he moved to Korea learning and trying to adapt to a whole new language to try and communicate with his family who he’s been separated with for so long leaving everything he loved behind. yep i think he’s sacrificed a lot🤝

@Bibby31

3 жыл бұрын

@Tristan Han to move in a different country is no joke. not to mention,live with people you barely know. He didn't even grew up with his own mom. It's hard to describe/measure what he sacrificed, something like that is never quantifiable.

Homie is taking care of all his siblings who grew up there? They sound spoiled to me. Good luck Earl John! You're a great person. Hopefully your family learns to appreciates you more

That boy soo humble they just learn from they grandma.

It feels so weird listening to my mother tongue being broadcast by KBS.

@anautumnbee9944

5 жыл бұрын

Bubble Lemonz i thought i was hearing things at first! Hala bisaya lagi 😂

@troskids6127

5 жыл бұрын

Amu gud😂

@xiniisz

5 жыл бұрын

I feel you. Hahahaha labi na nag bisaya si Lola. 😂😂😂

@rowzeeistyra

5 жыл бұрын

Omg same 😂

@forevergreenme

5 жыл бұрын

Bitaw! 🤣😂

He is such a nice brother and son. It's tough growing up without parents especially during puberty. He could rebel. Seeing him trying to get close with their siblings show he really care about them.

saw this on my recommendation and i was like "Earl John? sounds like a common name in the Philippines." lol

@dummyravenclaw4551

5 жыл бұрын

thought i was the only one hahahaha

@toastnjam

5 жыл бұрын

@ all the pilipinos, we all knew once we saw/heard the name

@caroloabel2423

5 жыл бұрын

english name with asian look. Definitely a filipino 😊

@cl03cl

5 жыл бұрын

Alyssa A. Lol same

@pinxtar16

5 жыл бұрын

It's even spelled "Earl Jhon". Very Filipino!

His mom left him behind and had a whole new family and seems to only have baught him over so he can be the bread winner

His siblings are so dang awkward. I don't know if he's treated like a brother or a butler. 😭

@Eeee-dn8hf

4 жыл бұрын

good thing the youngest is fond of him

It's kind of sad because he was living there for three years and yet you could totally feel the awkwardness and distance between the siblings. It seems like the youngest was the only one who's a bit closer to earl john. Also, did grandma and uncle been there for three years too? If so I really think the kids didn't put much effort to be close with them. I know it might be super hard but I think 3 years is long enough to at least be a little more comfortable... I just hope they could make it work and be closer with each other before it,s too late

You can clearly see this is a filipino singing while doing farm or house chores. The mother should teach the other children responsibilities. Earl jhon was raise by a filipina grandmother which is strict but a loving grandparent. He has a big heart and he thinks of his siblings more than himself despite of the fact that hedidn't grow with a parent. All the best for this young man. We will pray for you.

The mother should have put in more effort to teach her children Filipino culture and her native tongue (Bisaya). I am married to a Korean and my young son is being taught both Korean, Tagalog, and English. The younger you start teaching them languages, the better they will be as they get older. Right? Most importantly, I want him to know more about his other half because he IS absolutely Filipino from my blood. I don't want to generalize but a lot of Filipina's I know living in Korea, are just teaching Korean and English to their kids. They just say there is no use for Tagalog but... to me it just seems like you don't want your child to acknowledge his/her Filipino heritage. It was so sad and rude to see the other grandchildren ignoring their Lola. Puberty is not an excuse for being rude or not helping. Those kids would be labeled rude if they acted that way to their older Korean relatives.

@StarCastersUniverse

5 жыл бұрын

Giselle Park i agree. I was raised in Canada and my parents thought me learning english was more of a priority than Bisaya and it hurts me now as an adult cause when I try they give up on me 😭 now they wish they taught me but idk. Its never too late to learn.

@talinemelanie

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. It seemed like the kids looked down on their lola because she's filipino. Sad.

@ecaQ91

5 жыл бұрын

So do u have to work in farm and ur husband isnt well that u hv to put more effort in gaining income for the family too ? If not then ure both in complete different situatuon .

@gisellepark7355

5 жыл бұрын

@@ecaQ91 What are you talking about? Kindly elaborate. It doesn't matter what your financial situation is OR even your living conditions. A person can still teach their children their culture and language. I'm not living in a major city in Korea and I also work, but that isn't an excuse for me not to teach my son about the Philippines and my culture.

@Jeddiemay

5 жыл бұрын

I completely agree. They should atleast know their roots and the mom should atleast teach them some filipino words as they grow up. Hope they go to Philippines to see their mothers home. I want to see more of him lol

Dude is so freakin nice and he works so hard. Seriously inspiring for a lazy NEET like me...

The grandma and grandson should just continue living by themselves,they survived alone before and now when the daughter needs help she is involving them

I love how mostly Filipinos call their grandmothers 'Nanay' which literally means 'mother' because they made us feel like we are their child regardless of their age. They took care of us and understand us as if they're our mothers and they even spoils us way better than our own mothers sometimes😂.

Honestly I feel bad for him. He just came to korea and finally met his family but the moment he came, he right away started being treated as a houseworker. I know the mom is trying her best but she should try and to teach the younger siblings on how to help around instead of sitting there looking at social media and feeling bad cus they’re different, which they’re not (in a good way). I mean it’d be nice if they knew Tagalog so they can communicate with their brother but the mom never taught them :( And the mom should initiate and get the other kids to try talking to him and their grandma! I’m Vietnamese and my nieces don’t speak it and me and my sisters do, so whenever my mom tries to talk to them I end up translating for them but they at least try to communicate with my mom but it seems here they don’t even try and that’s sad :(

I'm half Korean/Filipino and my eldest brother is full Filipino so I can relate to this a lot. The language barrier is just too strong as well as the cultural differences. Although I grew up with my brother it's still awkward at times because we were raised too differently. I also believe when it comes to Filipino moms they usually don't teach their multicultural kids tagalog/vernacular because the kids will look better like that or something. I can't explain it well but my mom didn't want us to learn tagalog because we might get the accent and I know a lot of kids who are the same. Because of that it made it very hard for me to relate to my relatives growing up. Also I have a feeling those kids are kind of embarrassed of their Filipino culture because in Korea racism is no joke especially towards Filipinos, so I think they're trying to avoid the culture. (I was the same too excpt towards Koreans lmao) I think even if the mom did teach them the language or culture, they'll never really appreciate it until they go to the Philippines themselves and experience it. And I think the siblings will warm up to the brother soon enough it's just that they're going through puberty so they still don't know how to appreciate anything. Also regarding the sisters not helping, most Korean girls their age is like that XD Anyways thank you for coming to my ted talk.

@wenceslaoivygrace1773

5 жыл бұрын

Oh wow i've learn a lot. Thanks!

@lyrics4you995

5 жыл бұрын

thats why earl john is very considerate and eager to communicate dispite the barrier...i really love his attitude...

@ruth_0404

5 жыл бұрын

Oh wow explained so well.thx for that!)

@ronalynnoche5340

5 жыл бұрын

Korean racism is no joke especially towards Filipino. tas pilipinas isa sa may pinakamadaming kpop fandoms. tngina

@angelahaina9153

5 жыл бұрын

It’s ironic cuz Koreans are praised in the Philippines lol and it’s the complete opposite in korea -,- its such a shameeeee

Why does the eldest brother seems to be the only one to exert effort in trying to learn korean? Why can't the younger siblings try to also learn filipino??? It seems unfair, at least try. I salute earl john for his effort 😊😊😊

@vane6451

5 жыл бұрын

It seems only one of his brother is close to him 😭

@jaamtart3755

5 жыл бұрын

To be honest togalog is quite a hard language but I get your point

@neonlights7714

5 жыл бұрын

Nakakainis nga eh tau lng makisama

@CLBVLOGS

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe they are shy infront of the camera

@londonjtc7407

5 жыл бұрын

Because they're in Korea. Earl John has every reason to learn Korean even without trying to get closer to his siblings. His future in Korea depends on it. As for the younger siblings - yes it would be nice for them to try to learn Tagalog but I sense some kind of emotional struggle. They probably never visited Philippines, or met their grandmother, uncle and brother in person until one day, they just showed up to live with the family in Korea. And all of a sudden the siblings have to accommodate these strangers (I know it sounds harsh but that's who they are for all intents and purposes) who speak in a language they can't understand, nag (I'm talking about the grandmother, not Earl John) and seem to be dependent on them for everything. There's probably a sense of shame too of the new family members' perceived "inadequacies". Similar to what some immigrant children in the West secretly feel when confronting their first-generation parents' lack of knowledge of English and of the Western system. I'm not excusing their behaviour . Three years is a long time and more secure and happy children will certainly have overcome these difficulties and embraced the new family members. But I think there's a lot going on with these siblings that we don't know about. That said, I'm sure Earl John's sincerity will win them over in the long run and they will learn to appreciate his presence in their lives.

Napaka linis ng puso nya, at napakabait na anak. Aja aja fighting earl jhon💪🏻

His siblings are damn cold. I don't think they accept the other half of their heritage at all.

I hope earl john can survive this ... I salute him for being so kind to his family even his half brother and 2 half sister. God Bless YOU PO!

They lucky to have Earl John as the older brother, even how hard is it for him to adapt in Korea, but still he made an effort to do so,

All the siblings are too spoiled. They don't help at all and they don't try to get close to the family from Philippines.

@kriztan

5 жыл бұрын

It must be because it's awkward. You can also see that they were shy because they always have their head low when they were talking. Plus, there's the language barrier. Well in due time, they'll be close.

@viclarniko7631

5 жыл бұрын

Their mother should teach her children to get along with her family

@doobidoo2810

5 жыл бұрын

they get along well in the next ep.

@meggiedoll

5 жыл бұрын

It could be that they're just awkward teenagers but it also comes off as rude when they don't listen to their grandma when she tries to talk to them. I agree the mom should not just translate but also teach she can start out simple too like saying thank you

@bcican7194

5 жыл бұрын

It's puberty lol

I feel so much for Earl John. Earning money to help your siblings' education is engraved in the Filipino culture. It's just sad to see most of his sibling kinda ignore him. Except for the youngest, he's nice.

His younger bro is so clingy to him. How cute. Sibling love

I loved that they featured a Filipino, and Earl Jhon is such a great guy! Looking forward to the next episode. 😊

love it everytime I see the youngest brother seems to love and accept him whole heartedly as well

Wow.. he knows 4 languages.. bisaya, tagalog, korean, English. This must be hard but I'm glad he is able to catch up well.

Why didn't the mother send for her son before? I think the husband is old now and she needed the help because the younger siblings are of no use.its hard on him to go to school work the farm and try to study. I am rooting for you 👍🏽👍🏽

@revinaque1342

5 жыл бұрын

The grandma was against it because she was worried that the stepfather would beat him.

@vanessaroberson6534

5 жыл бұрын

The mother brought her mother, brother and her son over later why she didn't bring them before the father got old? I think that's something the grandmother says to not hurt her grandson " I don't know if the husband would a bruise him."

@allymgl

3 жыл бұрын

I feel really bad for Earl he doing all the work, trying to get closer to his family and on top of that he was away from his mom for a very long time yet he is still such a respectful and caring son. I will raise my future children like earl ☺️

The mom should've also taught her half korean children some basic filipino so that they could also learn to accept and appreciate another part of their heritage. It makes me sad about Earl's situation at times because he came to korea late, and he seems a bit awkward with his family (unless of course it's due to all the cameras being there!). Going to another country at a later age is quite a challenge, especially when the culture is sooo different. I can attest to this since I moved to Canada at age 15 (although younger than Earl). My mom and sis stayed in the philippines, so i had to live with my dad's side of the family in Canada. It was so awkward for the first few years because even though they were family, they felt like strangers to me because i never lived with them. I've been in canada for about 8 years now, and i think i've gotten used to the culture that it's now become a part of me. Keep going, earl john! It really does get better! Cant wait to see the next episode!!

@allymgl

5 жыл бұрын

A Well same here I just moved to Canada. its only 1 month and I’m still trying to get used to it. I get awkward with my cousins because they speak english and they were born here. But thankfully, me and my family are all here to help cope up with these new things.

@merlin88888

5 жыл бұрын

Oo nga e ang dami dn kase half Pinoy n d marunong mag Tagalog at nakakasad un

@billspooks

5 жыл бұрын

+A: What you have with your situation is a kind of "gift". You are an "international child" and this makes you very special. How many people there are that live in one place their entire life and know nothing of the world outside their small place? It may seem awkward, it may be difficult but it is a gift just the same. Very good to hear your story.

@zia8188

5 жыл бұрын

@@allymgl ako din nung una. San ka sa canada

@allymgl

5 жыл бұрын

Malayzia Lopez sa may Surrey, British Columbia

From what i can see is that earl jhon was trying hard to communicate with his siblings. But, i think the boy that he accompany to the bus station was a little bit rude to him and his grandma cause even though u dont understand Filipino but it doesnt make a sense when he dont react to his grandma when he call him just because a language. I mean u can heard she called for your name right.

@irdinanazri6064

5 жыл бұрын

hansel gretal yes i'm agreed with you

@haduken5022

5 жыл бұрын

Thats korea

I can feel that the mom tries to justify her actions by saying she did everything for Earl John... However she had so many chances to make things "right" and she utterly flopped on them. She could've became stable after relocating then found time to return back to get her son. Her priorities were not straight. Also that remark about the fat people... *roll my eyes* super filipino thing to say I'm not even surprised. Mad respect to Nanay for taking care of her grandson. Earl John, wishing you the best of luck in everything. You are clearly a hard worker and have a kind spirit. You will do well in life. Get your foundations in and if you feel like you need to leave, just do it.

I’m half black and Filipino and my mom taught me basics, I moved to the Philippines after high school and after staying there for over a year I understand it (bisaya) but I’m still not confident to speak it 😂 It’s best for mixed children to learn about both of their culture

Sa totoo lang feel ko pinapunta sa korea ung si John para lang makapag aral at makapag trabaho para buhayin ung pamilya nila :( opinyon ko lang naman po to pero satingin ko mas maayos at masaya pa buhay niya kung magkasama nalang sila na maglola sa Pinas (yes assuming lang ang lakas lang kasi ng kutob ko na ung nanay ayaw niyang pagyamanin ung kulturang Pilipino sa nabuo niyang pamilya sa korea ni hindi nga niya binibisaya man lang o tagalog si john pati ung mga bata) naway makayanan mo John lahat ng pagsubok sa buhay at maging maginhawa ang kinabukasan ng iyong pamilya! (Wala akong maitutulong kungdi ang ipagdasal sila) eto talag ang mahahalata mong ugali nating mga Pilipino na laking Pinas: matulungin at maintindihin (juice ko kung sa Pinas yan pinag babatukan na ung mga bata dahil hindi sila natulong sa pag aani ng mga tanim) sorry sa mahabang comment gusto ko lang po ilabas ung nararamdaman ko sa sitwasyon nila D:

@robemoves

4 жыл бұрын

Medyo naiyak ako habang binabasa ito. Sigh. 😔

@dcsamonte

3 жыл бұрын

Parang ang dating utusan ung kuya nila di man lang kausapin o tulungan sa bahay.

@LILYGIRL0425

2 жыл бұрын

true ganon din tingin ko

i like how his friends help him with the stuff its so wholesome 🥺💗respect for the friends

Here in philippines,we just see someone in the first time..but we're close already..

@nomomania6827

5 жыл бұрын

@@Flying-Chicken Koreans don't look like Mongols, I can tell they don't look like at all.

@edelynhernandez1877

5 жыл бұрын

true that is our nature were friendly😉

@larzyyparsley2653

5 жыл бұрын

FC kasi tayo 😂

@jinjimintaehobiyoongijooni2875

5 жыл бұрын

True! Hahaha.

@jitakishima2481

5 жыл бұрын

in short mga feeling close tayo hahaha

Their younger brother seems to like Earl John.

makes me kinda disappointed the other daughters aren’t helping. hopefully, the mother can teach the other kids to help their kuya , respect him, and help their siblings and uncles and Lola.

I feel so proud of Kuya. Despite of langugae and culture barrier between him and his siblings, he really puts a lot of effort. It's just a pity that his Mom did not teach his siblings even a bit of Tagalog and Bisaya so they could have a gist of their Pinoy culture. Hopefully, he'll pass all of his exams. Kuya is a very responsible man, there are some Filipinos who aren't like him.

His Korean friends is so nice saying that they misses him and the girl helping him to get a good shade of tint for his sister 💖

This boy is a very caring kind of a person. He will be a responsible man when he get to have his own family someday!

aww c'mon i know they are really young and perhaps its really difficult for the younger siblings to try to get along with theyre big bro but atleast tryyy, and he's not your butler so help out, he may just be a "half-brother" but he's still your BROTHER, he's still family, an offspring from your mother. come on at least try :)

@incarnation6664

3 жыл бұрын

right??During puberty most teenagers have a loooot of self esteem so at least be embarrass that someone who have started to live in the house recently (working hard to adapt and respectful) is the one whos trying hard to be helpful be sincere and nice. youd be lucky to have someone like that in your life. it makes your life brighter and cheerful and a lot more positive considering how shitty the world is. treasure it guys!

Four freaking languages, man. That's a lot.

The youngest brother is so sweet to kuya earl john, parehas mi bisaya kabut an niya

Filipinos are hardworking and determined people. I'm proud to be one of them and I am inspired by this episode.

He is such a nice brother. He doesn't think only of himself but he thinks of others first. And he really helps his family a lot despite all that awkwardness. In our generation right now, it's normal for teenagers like them to be spoiled but this is just not right. They may feel awkward towards their older brother because he is a pure filipino and not half korean, but they should think of how their brother felt and still tried his best to communicate with them and just to bond with them despite of everything. ANYWAYS, if someone knows the name of his twins friends who are also half filipino, please let me know.

When you're a Filipino but you still need subtitles because you can't understand Bisaya. 😂😂😂

@wendyswater5341

5 жыл бұрын

It’s the opposite for me lolol

@chelseadeloria5221

5 жыл бұрын

Its ilongo

@lizabel65

5 жыл бұрын

If you are living in mindanao and visayas most of people there can understand the dialect languages like bisaya,ilonggo,ilocano and maguindanaon and many more...☺☺☺

@jchavez1431

5 жыл бұрын

chelsea deloria it's not ilonggo/hiligaynon. Cebuano I think but of course, ilonggos can somehow understand what they're saying.

@julia5459

5 жыл бұрын

Yung awkward moment na Bisaya side ng nanay mo pero wala ka namang alam na Bisaya 😢

He speaks korean, tagalog and bisaya, and no doubt he can also speak english since he lived in Philippines. Multilingual 👏👏👏

@TheSuperpinkstar1

5 жыл бұрын

verifiedfangirl_ohmyjjoy also probably English...so four!!

Hahaahahahaha... Grandmother is Bisaya and I love how she tells her grandchildren to help in the household chores.. I really love grandmothers.. The accent of bisaya feels like remember my memories with my grandparents..

What a good son, brother and friend. I wish I had someone like him as a younger brother. He’s a nice kid and also hardworking. I bet he’s going to be successful in life and reach all this dreams if he just keeps working at it. I’m rooting for you Earl John!!!!

I'm hoping for Earl John's family to only have a blissful and healthy life. May God Bless him and his family. Kaya mo yan Earl John! Wag susuko! 👍

Lol okay so here’s the thing. I have many relatives who gets remarried to foreigners and leaves their children in the Philippines for a couple of years fixing papers to migrate. I mean it’s hard to for parents to be separated with their children but from what’s happening to El John is that his mother didn’t make enough effort to accustom his step siblings and El John too, of the culture. She could’ve introduced El John to the culture when he was younger since she planned to take him to Korea and get him to slowly learn, up until he can go. I also think they often get in contact with each other when he was in the Philippines and just had promised to get him when he was this certain age, that’s why his siblings are still awkward with him

It is very rare for me to watch a full video of KBS episode. But I spent almost 2hrs watching 2 consecutive full episodes with ads, all because of Earl John. He is such an inspiration!

He's such a good brother, son & grandson. His family is lucky to have him. 💕

3:53 he got all the good genes 39:37 and he seems the closest to Earl Jhon

his lola resembles my lola , she passed away a few months ago and I still can’t let go of the fact that I wasn’t there on her death bed, we’ve always been together for as long as I can remember but I left the Philippines 2 yrs ago and couldn’t go back due to the situation

Even tho he’s awkward to his siblings its a good thing that he has some friends from his school and its nice to see that they helped earl john carry his belongings up to his dorm

When you know how to speak and understand bisaya and tagalog language is a bunos 🤣. One thing though the younger siblings are spoiled bratt they are 15 and 16 years old i dont care if they hit puberty but atleast help with work either in farm or household chores...the Grandmother is old working so hard while the grandkids just sitting pretty. The attitude i really hate on a person is being lazy, i just cant watch people working hard alone when I myself can help specially if involved with my grandparents.

@julia5459

5 жыл бұрын

Cariad19 Byrne i think it’s not them being lazy, rather, somewhat looks down on the other members of their family. Idk I think that’s just my hunch

@cariad_Araya8419

5 жыл бұрын

@@julia5459 In my observation the mother also at fault if u watch...She did not even scold them for not helping. I dont want to generalize but I've noticed the young generation now a days is totally different. I also have a young siblings ( 20 and 21) and they hate me everytime I visited my family , I wake them up at 4 am and help out in the farm and house chores and let my parents lay down for more time in bed. Sometimes youngsters need to be taught hard for them to see...As always said to my younge siblings." No matter how intellectual the person is; he/she will not succeed if he cant even bothered to lift his finger"

@meggiedoll

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. When they were in the chilli field the kids were not helping at all. Earl John goes to school as well and helps on the weekends, why couldn't they?

@meggiedoll

5 жыл бұрын

@Jacky Phantom typically yes. There are people who have more 'native' names like Lualhati or Buhawi but its quite rare. We were colonized by the Spanish and forced to have Christian names

@meggiedoll

5 жыл бұрын

@Jacky Phantom 😂😂😂sure buddy. But what you're not gonna do is get to me. Not today. Happy trolling!

One of my favorite episodes of the show so far because of the Filipino representation~ My mom is from Mindanao and majority of my family still live there, and this makes me feel a little closer to my heritage. I don't know how to speak the language but I understand enough from my mom to know enough though I sometimes wish I knew the language myself. And being a college kid living away from home, it was almost comforting hearing my mom's language and dialect even without her here with me. To Earl John, I'm so proud of you for not only being such a loyal and loving son, brother, and member of your family in general but also for learning Korean for your siblings and step-dad. I hope that you and your siblings and the rest of your family grow closer together, create amazing memories together and enjoy the blessings that have been both given and earned.

so they are bisaya😂 I was laughing at the "maghipos, maghugas og plato.."

Earl Jhon's life inspires me so much. I am a Filipina who's also from the Bisaya tribe, and I am able to related\ to him through having the same ethnicity and I am able to understand more his struggles are not easy to surpass yet he stays humble and hard-working. It made me realize how blessed I am yet I complain on such small difficulties in life...shame on me. I should learn to be like him, very positive and determined.

being a breadwinner for my family too, i can totally get where he’a coming from (even his mom), it’s a hard life and sometimes you have to sacrifice a lot, even your own happiness but seeing your family living a bit comfortably just makes you want to work harder to give them a better future. i think the grandma raised him so well too for him to turn into such a gentle, responsible and great guy ^^ i’m rooting for him too!!

I hope the younger siblings will eventually open up to their big bro & appreciate him for doing so much for them. The older girls need to help out more, I hope they can learn from Earl & look up to him, he is such a reliable son & a brother. Also the grandma is such a sweetheart, it must be so sad for her & earl to be apart. I hope earl achieves all the great things in life!

He is so kind and nice and every parents deserve to have son like him🥰

Yeah finally there guests is from philippines.. like it..

@maricelpiaoan

5 жыл бұрын

Meron din dati.. Babae nman

It looks like the brother with brown hair is the closest to Earl John

@cristyportanoba7409

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree with you. I hope he inherit the character of his big brother and aside from that his handsome too.

@demetriaduma6218

5 жыл бұрын

Promise Adhel the youngest always love the older siblings 😊

@sunakoemo

5 жыл бұрын

I agree he's the most closest to his brother. for being sweet and showy to his older brother.

@KeiraJeanne

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah he looks more Filipino too hehe

@keepscrolling1767

4 жыл бұрын

yes and ironically he looks the most alike with him

Why is that I feel they're just using Earl jhon as their worker . I hope when the young brothers of him grow , I hope they will help in their farm too . Not just Earl . Poor Earl .

Philippine grandma rocks 👍👍👍 teach these children the value of life and respect ✊

It was nice to know how my fellow Filipinos live in S. Korea, thanks for featuring this humble family. Looking forward on the next episode.

the sad thing is, thats how most filipino's live since they have to make a living for their children, and not everybody can get the same happy ending as they have, for some other families children grow up and sometimes pass away without even meeting their parents ;(

They mainly speak bisaya, not tagalog. Although it seems like Earl John's fluent in tagalog, too. Wow that's a total of 4 languages.

His friend was funny lol. The best wishes for you and your family!

Being raised in a Filipino family inculcating Filipino culture is the best❤

Okay I came to tear up when they speak in Bisaya. Tinood jud nga sakit malayo sa imo mama labaw na if bata pa ka nya imo mama naa sa laing nasud. Okay ra na Earl Jhon ang importante kay kauban namo sa imo pamilya.

@miyang8837

5 жыл бұрын

* * nakahilak sad ko relate kaayo ko niya.

@yolkk572

5 жыл бұрын

ako gane sauna bsan naa pay klase sa hapon kay gimingaw kos akng mama mouli ko *samuka* HAHAHA

@hakunamatataya

5 жыл бұрын

@@yolkk572 HAHAHAHAHA lahi rajud basta mama gud, naanad ka nga naa syas imo tapad, mingawon jud ka. Samuka may kay wala ka kasab-i nga niuli ka dayon kay gimingaw ka niya? 😄😄😄

@hakunamatataya

5 жыл бұрын

@@miyang8837 same2x 😖😖 kanang midako ka ba nga wala imo mama kay nanginabuhi sa layo

@miyang8837

5 жыл бұрын

* * mao jud lisod oy masuya nalang ka sa ubang bata na kompleto ilang pamilya.. sige lang para man pud sa atoa ilang ginahimo

Oh I was waiting for new episodes. Thank you very much kbs for uploading your new video my neighbor Charles this is my favorite show!! 😍😊

Thanks for uploading, I love this show so much!!

The guy speaks THREE languages and probably FOUR if you add English because he grew up in the Philippines. Yet the siblings whi has lived with their mom dont know a single bisaya or tagalog..That's a pity. It's also a pity that they show NO sign of respect towards their grandmother. theyre Korean so I guess I expected them to be more respectful towards elders since thats like one of the top "rules" in Korea. Also about Understanding and communication...That's hard to achieve if it's ONLY Earl John who is willing to do all the work. I think the Korean father and Filipina mother should try to expect more from their younger kids.. :)

@cyen923

5 жыл бұрын

I speak bisaya. I consider it a language....whats to distinguish between dialect & language in the Philippines anyway? I'm always hesitant to use the word dialect....if Tagalog-only speakers cannot understand bisaya, how can we still consider it a dialect?? :)@@kaydy7735 Also you might want to consider the fact that because Cebuanos have our own culture and ways of doing/understanding things that is so engrained with and developed with bisaya that is really too different from other places in the country...thats why I dont wanna call bisaya a dialect...Sure its spoken in other regions and there are variations but bisaya is a language TO ME. "To me" anyways haha okay I'll just stop there..Dont get me started on this conversation lol I dont believe in that distinction even though we Filipinos always use "dialect". is Bisaya a dialect within the Tagalog language? No. Can all tagalog speakers understand bisaya? No. Then theyre separate languages in "my" opinion.

@pheromone714

5 жыл бұрын

Respecting elders is just streotype belief. Many elders in urban area are just being neglected by their families some are just being sent at home for the agents

@davlorito

5 жыл бұрын

@@kaydy7735 Actually we have 8 languages in the Philippines, 80 main dialects and 100+ smaller dialects. Bisaya is one of the 8 languages while Cebuano is the most dominant Bisayan dialect :)

@julia5459

5 жыл бұрын

Christelle Anne andali lang chill! Three languages + 2 Filipino dialects skl

@Pokarupotato

5 жыл бұрын

So many misinformed filipinos, Bisaya is an austronesian based language. 120+ plus languages in the Phils, a dialect is a variation of a language like, Batangas Tagalog and Laguna Tagalog.

i came across to this vid , what such an adorable ,you have a huge heart young man, best of luck ahead of you and your family, waiting for the 2nd episode, watching from Costa Rica

Lol it's so strange in my ear how Koreans calls that "puberty" and tries to understand them when we Pinoys call it unacceptably rude and our mothers would surely right away disown us 🤣 That's some big issue there.

I really love their family so muchhh💖💖💖 I love how Earl John is so generous and tries his best in everything he does.

This is my mother's bestfriend nephew. (pamangkin ng bestfriend ng mama ko). I only had the chance to see this now omg. Im so proud of you kuya Earl! Last update namin sayo papunta ka pa lang dyan para makasama mama mo and that was almost 6 years ago hahahhaha. Goodluck sa life and career mo!

@kentooo_

3 жыл бұрын

wala ka na pong update na kahit ano kay kuya earl john ngayon?

@mariadivina7351

3 жыл бұрын

@@kentooo_ hello po, as of now wala na po since di naman po kami ganon kaclose hehe.

@kentooo_

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariadivina7351 aww, lets hope na nasa maayos na kalagayan si kuya earl john, hoping na mag-guest pa ulit siya sa show haha

Yay, a new episode! I love this show!

You did alot for your family Earl Jhon may God bless you always.

He is such a good son and have a very great manner too. Im glad he have many friends, at least he can express himself more and be happy

The youngest really love the older brother❤❤❤ he keeps hugging him aww💕💕💕

The other siblings are so mean they dont help at all

Finally, A Filipino guest 💕 God bless Earl John

I can't wait for the 2nd ep. It's so refreshing to watch your kababayan doing great in another country. Hwaiting!

The younger brother are too close to his big brother so nice 😍