South Korea by Asian Boss

@user-dl8ox4lt3k
I’m Korean, and I think this video is absolutely onto something here. Thank you sir

@phuongnguyenthikim4914
No matter how many jobs are created, if business owners don’t respect workers’ time and health, this situation will never end — things will only get worse.

@MaraudingMagpie
Fantastic history lesson 🔥

@sevenproxies4255
Erm, "strict labour laws" usually mean that workers are protected from employers. Being forced to work 80 hour work weeks is NOT an example of "strict labour laws" but rather the complete lack of them.

@enkimerlin3209
Company dorm, that says it all. Basically we really haven’t advanced beyond the feudal system have we? As a serf we work until we die. Pretty soon, they’ll make Soylent Green out of the “retired”. RIP to all of the ones lost.

@UbME2889
Let’s drop the fantasy that ANY worker in South Korea is somehow gaming the system just because it’s hard to get fired. In reality, most Korean employers will grind their employees down to the bone long before those workers even figure out how to seek help. And even then, the Ministry of Labor usually won’t step in unless the person has already been fired. That’s not protection, that’s abandonment dressed up in policy.

@Vendrix86
Korea and Japan are insane. Overwork is normal and expected. People at the top all across the board need to be replaced or this will never improve.

@danielgareth4005
Amazing! More deep dives in the future please! Much better than asking random girls if they like white guys lol

@BobHancock
An absolutely superb report. This new in depth format has brought the channel to a different level. I eagerly look forward to you next subject.

@RU-xd3ym
Japan’s the same. We East Asians really need to change the way we work

@mslee7349
The score background music is well selected during the historical segment

@AndreikVlogs
wow, another amazing video! thank you so much for this insightful documentary! 감사합니다 hands-yellow-heart-red


On the surface, South Korea looks like one of the richest and most glamorous countries in the world — dominating global culture with K-pop, K-dramas, and K-beauty. But behind that image lies a labor system so extreme that it’s reshaping the country’s entire economy and job market for ordinary citizens, small businesses, and startups. In this deep dive, ASIAN BOSS breaks down how South Korea ended up here and what this means for the country’s future.

00:00 - Intro
04:20 - Chapter 1: The Dark Side of the Miracle on the Han River
18:10 - Chapter 2: The Iron Cage
24:42 - Chapter 3: Swing of the Pendulum and Repercussions

Nalin Haley explains right wing 24-year-olds

@alecbarton28
America First is inevitable.

@fjm1235
Short answer? Because he's right.

@PeterParker-yg6fc
so tired of being held down yet being told i am privileged

@TheBinMan-hj9hu
That’s easy, men don’t like billionaire ‘philanthropists’ socially engineering society to enrich themselves while destroying the middle class.

@Jhop273
Because we're tired of them pissing in our mouth and being told it's raining

@CalebCamarillo-c8g
All the over 50 out of touch millionaires are just scratching their heads trying to figure it out 😂

@realWorsin
Every time I hear a politician say "Israel" I pull up a 2-hour Nick Fuentes rant.

@SmokingRabbit
It's not just young men listening to him. Men of the West are awoken. All the tattoed uptalking vocal fry slore tropes and canards have lit the phoenix.

@lardna
BECAUSE HE'S RIGHT. NEXT!

@kathleendalessandrocohen6954
I'm 66. He's telling the truth period.

@dustinwaldron2010
All the “fatigue“ is real and exhausting. Free us from the tiny hats exponential usury and debt slavery.


Nalin Haley, the son of Nikki Haley, is a 24-year-old who has recently gained attention for his political views and activities. He has expressed conservative and MAGA-aligned positions, notably advocating against H-1B visas and calling for restrictions on naturalized U.S. citizens’ eligibility for public office. He has also been known to critique his mother’s political opponents and has publicly spoken about his family’s political involvement.

This interview discusses the internet uproar over Nick Fuentes, emphasizing that beyond the noise, a crucial lesson emerges: many young American men, mostly white, listen to Fuentes intently because they feel excluded and marginalized by contemporary society.

It questions why these young men trust Fuentes over mainstream conservative voices and highlights the societal conditions that alienate them, including perceived systemic discrimination against white men in education and workplaces. The discourse around race and exclusion has fueled resentment, making attacks on Fuentes counterproductive and reinforcing his influence among disaffected youth.

Nalin urges understanding these young men's experiences rather than dismissively labeling them, warning that failure to do so risks fostering division and violence, contradicting America's foundational universal principles of equality and inclusion.

$42 Trillion Reset of US Debt by 2027

@tissajayaweera7664
By 2027 it won't be $42 trillion, it is going to be over 50.

@jules7723
It repeats because it works. People's history begins the day they are born.

@RicardoSchillySchally
Please don't say our central bank. The Federal Reserve is made up of member banks and is a private corporation. These private banks control our money supply, not the US Treasury. You should make very clear when the Federal Reserve was established, and how the Sixteenth amendment was created to pay them.

@abcsilva4286
Leveraged derivative money markets are going to topple the global financial system

@antoniovillanueva308
According to Zillow, the value of US housing increased from $33T in 2020 to $55T in 2025. Ask yourself if the utility value justifies this or is this purely a sign of the complete financialization of US real estate at the cost of actual productive use?

@henrymorgan3982
This is a warning to anyone who is aware. Prepare.

@gregorysagegreene
The only way to win is not to play.

@psychologyymoney
Thank you for focusing on the fundamentals, like the P/E ratios and the depreciation manipulation claims. It's so easy to get caught up in the 'this time is different' narrative, but the math never lies.

@soengv85
Then they wonder how bubbles happen

@catdaddy5192
Swindlers and grifters

@tellmemoreplease9231
The stock market is a giant banker bubble built on a mountain of debt. We are getting the jewing Thomas Jefferson warned us about. What could go wrong??


Discover why America's $42 trillion debt could trigger the largest financial reset in history, and what it means for your savings, investments, and purchasing power. The path to wiping out this debt isn't through responsible budgeting—it's through a mechanism that's been used throughout history to make government obligations disappear while ordinary people pay the price.

See how currency devaluation works as the hidden tax that transfers wealth from savers to debtors, and why the US government has both the motive and means to pursue this strategy by 2027. Learn how to recognize the warning signs already appearing in inflation data, bond markets, and Federal Reserve policy, and what steps you can take to protect your wealth before the reset accelerates.

Learn the historical pattern: every major empire facing unsustainable debt has chosen the same solution, from ancient Rome to Weimar Germany to modern-day examples, and why understanding this cycle is crucial for navigating the coming years.

Myron Gaines x Hodgetwins

@buffalovebills
Damn Good Show

@stolenmemory9479
"Europa The Last Battle" watch it once a year until we are free

@Philip-v6c
Glad you fellas picked the right side, getting tired of unsubbing so called truther channels

@PiggNation
You can be the "its the jews" guy. But ALWAYS ALWAYS be ready to have receipts and show the connections. That's how you do it correctly

@poopingoode417
Everybody is America First now, but very few are brave enough to chat with the leader. Shoutout to Myron and the Hodges for platforming Nick before it was the hottest trend of 2025

@jimmiecalvert3572
I would love to see a debate between Nick Fuentes and Mark Levin Mark Levin‘s head would explode 😂😂

@CE750
It is so good to see so many waking up to the influence of AIPAC and the Israel Neocon machine in our country... there is hope for a true America first society some day maybe in my lifetime.

@martell203
The left vs right Bullchit is so played. Y'all can’t really believe this. Democrats and Republicans work for the same handful of Tiny Hats.

@pablofanito6308
MYRON WE SUPPORT YOU BRO, SPEAK TRUTH ALWAYS

@picolascage8123
“If a democrat ever gets in we’re all cooked” Bitxh... how are we not cooked now!

@anticommie43
The claim about the ovens is entirely false because the math doesn't add up. In order for them to have burned as many as they claim, the ovens would have had to be operating 24/7 for decades.

@bildough2775
Not to mention the two atomic bombs were dropped on two cities with the highest Christian populations in Japan

@bradleyroe6801
The fake programming double standards are imploding.


They discuss the rising influence of social media influencers over traditional celebrities in shaping political outcomes, particularly highlighted by the 2024 election. Influencers like streamers have more direct emotional pull and relatability with voters compared to A-list celebrities, impacting voting behavior significantly. It also critiques the lack of strategic engagement by Democrats with platforms like Joe Rogan's podcast, which contributed to electoral losses.

The conversation touches on censorship and attempts by political groups to suppress dissenting voices, especially those criticizing Israel, with allegations of coordinated efforts to control narratives on social media and campus activism. These efforts include visa revocations of pro-Palestinian students and strict federal funding conditions on universities to curb protests and critical curricula, indicative of broader political strategies like the "Project Esther" plan targeting antisemitism and pro-Palestinian activism.

Additionally, they delve into controversial perspectives on historical events such as World War II and the Holocaust, questioning accepted narratives and discussing Holocaust denial legal cases in Canada. It also addresses the political influence of figures like Netanyahu in Israel and the close ties between political elites and powerful donor groups.

The dialogue highlights perceived double standards in rhetoric around Palestine and Israel, with right-wing politicians openly attacking Palestinians with little repercussion, contrasted against strict penalties for criticism of Israel. It references legislative efforts to combat antisemitism in U.S. states like Florida, spearheaded by figures such as Rep. Randy Fine, and discusses social media censorship overseen by Meta in compliance with Israeli government requests to remove content critical of Israel, reflecting a highly controlled online discourse environment.

Senator Ron Johnson hits vax cultists

@robjdrum
"Covid Expert" = Someone corrupt enough to take money to lie.

@12cm32
THEY KNOWINGLY KILLED PEOPLE.

@de6584
Stanford is a deeply sus institution. These people are monsters. Nuremberg trials 2.0. If they made over $10 mil on vax shots, hang them. Less than $10 mil, one year in prison for every million they took in blood money. Not in a "club med" prison, either. A real "you gonna get shanked" prison.

@WahrheitMachtFrei
The fact that this guy can commit perjury in Congress and walk away without consequences is a major part of the problem.

@smokeyjayshouse
Arrest him immediately. That's for lying to congress. That's perjury.

@MamitaGomez
I am a pharmacist. We never looked at any vaccine trial data in school. If we had, we’d have seen how they were all an exercise in a creative writing.

@hilarysimpson3725
"Self funded"...bs lolwtf. He loses his job at Stanford if he takes any other line. That’s his conflict of interest.

@tfrazie
Stanford supports his research. Like Stanford isn’t riddled with corporate connections. He thinks we’re stupid.

@rg5445
Instead of finding 661 studies, 666 studies would’ve made more sense.

@liamarie650
Over half our senators are guilty of crimes against humanity. No matter how ignorant they want to claim, while taking hundreds of thousands of dollars... ALL GUILTY. LOCK EM UP

@hansfaasse3073
The elephant in the room is The National childhood vaccine injury act of 1986. Withdraw that act or replace is with a liability act for manufacturers of food, food and agricultural chemicals, medicines and vaccines. Within 24 hour there will be not a single vaccine for sale anymore.

@Blueberrythegreat
Let me guess lied to Congress and had nothing to hold him accountable, right??????

@cynicaldodgyknees6248
In 2024, The Stanford School of Medicine received external funds of $1.04 billion. Do a deep dive on their "supporters".

@Penpalinflorida
The entire medical field has been corrupted by greedy individuals and corporations. I spent 40 years in the field and it disgusts me to see what has become.

@ColetteKavanaghOfficial
DOCTORS SOLD THEIR SOULS


At recent congressional hearings on vaccines, Stanford infectious disease doctor Jake Scott testified that over 600 placebo-controlled studies support vaccine safety. Lawyer Aaron Siri rebutted Dr. Scott’s claims, however, arguing that nearly all of the cited trials were irrelevant to the childhood vaccine schedule, leaving virtually no true inert placebo studies.

Senator Ron Johnson then pressed Dr. Scott on mRNA vaccine technology, pointing out contradictions in his testimony about how long modified mRNA and lipid nanoparticles persist in the body. Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger conclude that Scott represents a broader pattern of establishment experts repeating talking points while independent critics expose weaknesses in vaccine trial evidence.

Fight Back Ep. 70

@ClaytonRips
This is the best combo I’ve ever seen on the internet

@SoakerCity
This could absolutely be a show in its own right. Vince James has surprising comedy chops. He used to seem stressed on the Red Elephants. He's really grown.

@buckaroobonsaitree7488
THE PENDULUM HAS SWUNG!!!! Big bear is actually a huge part of why my wife and I stepped away from the rat race and started a homestead. Built a home for my parents on our property that was just completed. God is good.

@Optionvideo209
Whoa... Owen on youtube? I remember trying to watch mirror channels of Owen for YEARS and yt deleting them repeatedly.....

@iambinarymind
Love when Jake & Owen get together! Great show by all the guys on the show. Keep speaking the truth and crushing 💪💪

@Ippo23
VINCENT JAMES!!!!’ let’s gooooooooooo

@joshuamichael2463
Excellent show, love you guys!

@mickj1590
Covid did indeed show what people really are.

@blueprince2330
Owen Benjamin is an awesome dude, and thank you for hosting him! You just got yourself a new subscriber, Jake. Keep up the good work.

@liftedlorax753
Awesome vibe and lots of good laughs on this pod.

@rayrayishappy1567
yoooo i need these three guys to do a regular podcast!!!!! great panel

@tenyardfight5454
Some good insight from these guys but my gosh Owen, stop asking for people to buy your kids land.


Outside of the studio episode! Jake Shields and Owen Benjamin stopped by Vincent James and David J. Reilly’s studio in Idaho, where they discussed cancel culture, Owen’s life on a farm, the state of comedy today and how it compares to MMA culture, Joe Rogan, who “the Mafia” really was, and of course - Owen’s theory that panda bears are fake.

00:00 Introduction
00:25 Discussing Cancel Culture
02:32 Life on the Farm
04:41 Controversial Organizations and Personal Experiences
07:44 Comedy and Cancel Culture
11:53 Hollywood and Celebrity Scandals
28:11 Fighting and MMA Culture
29:52 Comedy and Free Speech
34:31 Comedic Bit Theft and Intellectual Property
36:22 Joe Rogan and the Politics of Podcasting
39:13 Tim Pool Controversy and Guest Cancellations
43:25 The Mafia and Historical Figures
57:53 Pandas: Real or Fabricated?
01:03:01 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans