I liked the first video, but there was this at the page with that link, which I thought was even nicer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8I8QGFA1oM&start_radio=1&list=RDxnku4o3tRB4
I (sort of) agree that America’s popular entertainment was similar, but I also do not agree.
Korean (and some other cultures) have a much stronger focus on family. It is very strong in Asia.
That is something which just isn’t as strong in America.
Never was. Never likely will be. There are lots of differences between all of the countries, but I don’t think the Asian countries will see the sink into moral mess, that happened in America with so many in the entertainment field.
I think in Asia it is driven by people who strongly support the family.
I don’t think that is frankly, as important in America.
It just isn’t.
America has lots of things which are just wonderful, about it. But the family, really needs more focus in the US.
All of life, is really about family.
It is time for Americans, to focus as a culture, more on family.
All Americans.
Not just some social groups. Everyone.
This video, seems a bit more American:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv-8-EgPEY0&index=4&list=RDxnku4o3tRB4
(It’s from the same series as the last one, but seems a bit more inline with those in the US)
To me.
America was far more family oriented in the 80's because it still had lots of influence from the generations of the 50's and earlier. The left and their media backers have been concertedly working towards dismantling family ties for many decades now and their efforts have been quite successful. They are well aware that people are far easier to control and influence when they are separated from familial units.
That's just another reason for us to embrace Asian cultures - they can help undo the damage being done to our kids by leftist schools and media.
I spent lots of time researching kpop and downloading videos to give to my nieces trying to turn them on to it which was somewhat successful. Really wish they were into it enough to want to learn Korean though, that would likely give them a big leg up in the future job market. Here's some more kpop examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7_lSP8Vc3o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQT82EOXX7c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h97jt1XtnGQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGbwL8kSpEk