Comments by "Kim Jong-un" (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. Never thought Business Insider would ever dedicate something to me but here we are
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  2. I want this lab
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  3. My airport doesn’t deal with that, we’re amazing
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  4. That’s not the highest score in World Cup history. My male soccer team scored 98 to 0 against Portugal in 2010
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  5. That’s a thicc pineapple
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  6. Lightning McQueen is the greatest race car of all time
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  7. meanwhile we barely get any flights, easier for us
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  8. It's cool but not as cool as the best airport in the world, Pyongyang Sunan International. When I arrived at Changi for the summit, I did some field guidance and looked around the airport. I thought it looked nice but not nice enough to my supreme standards
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  9. Taste the rainbow motherf…..
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  10. Told you he’s capitalist
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  11. If "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" was a person
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  12. They are a lifeline for NYC, respect to them for keeping the city going during this rough time
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  13. 10 years is too long? Please, my grandpa ruled from the late 40s to 1994
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  14. I love the Bulls. My father passed down his love for them to me. Dennis Rodman is amazing
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  15. Very touching! I wasn't expecting much when I clicked on this, but this was a great story! I remember watching Dan Barber's TED Talk about Eduardo like over ten years ago, was very enamored by the idea back then. And now having heard the man talk about it for himself, it's quite amazing what he's capable of. I love his passion, ideology, and respect for the people before, and after him as well as the animals that he harvests in this video. I can tell just by his dogs' energy and eye contact that he is a pretty genuine good dude! A comrade with a big heart. Respect
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  16. White supremacy? I didn’t realize you got your information from fake news outlets
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  17. We have parades but no balloons, only soldiers and floats that praise my gloriousness
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  18. I-95 is a reference to the Interstate stretching from the Canadian border at Maine to Miami, FL. An important link across the Eastern Seaboard, like how this is an important link to keep the ship going. So it's fitting that this cruise begins in Miami which is the southern end of I-95. When it comes to cruise ships, we have the 만경봉 (Mangyeongbong) 92. Built in 1992 (hence 92) using funds from the Chongryon (Koreans affiliated with the DPRK in Japan), it was once used to transport cargo as well as the Chongryon themselves between Japan and the DPRK. But after it was banned from Japanese waters in 2006, it became a cruise ship for Chinese tourists from Rason to Mount Kumgang. It was last used in 2018 to carry a 140-person strong orchestra to Mukho in the south for the 2018 Winter Olympics
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  19. The volcano: Ha, I took your home away! What are you gonna do now- The goat cheese farmer: Fine, I'll do it myself Seriously, what he said at 11:21 is real Chad energy. Huge respect for him, his heart is most definitely in the right place. The past is in the past, and thus you must keep moving forward
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  20. Athens: Our 2004 Olympics cost the country 18.7 billion dollars in 2021 dollars Sochi: Ours cost 59.7 billion dollars! NYC: You guys hosted the Olympics? Also, you forgot to mention at 2:50 that figure skating also takes place in the Beijing cluster.
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  21. The beluga is our sturgeon comrades
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  22. Iran is such a beautiful country, with beautiful rugs
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  23. I support my buddy Trump, it’s time for a bigger and better wall
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  24. When I think of the Mounties, I think of Monty Python He's a lumberjack and he's okay, he sleeps all night and he works all day
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  25. Yukon and Nunavut are both territories (though to the editor: this is nothing to regret about; there's much bigger problems out there). Nunavut separated from Northwest Territories to become its own territory in 1999 because of the Inuit wanting to have their own self-government, which was fueled by the Quebec sovereignty movement. While Yukon was split from Northwest Territories in 1898
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  26. What did the horse say when it fell? “I’ve fallen and I can’t giddyup!” I love horses, I've climbed Mount Paektu on my horse
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  27. A just as impressive stadium is the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in Pyongyang! After the 1988 Summer Olympics had been awarded to Seoul, the DPRK intensified its efforts to present itself in the global stage, and successfully bid to organize the 13th World Festival of Youth and Students in Pyongyang in 1989. The Rungrado 1st of May Stadium was built for this festival. Today the stadium is known for being the venue of the Arirang Mass Games, a mass gymnastics and artistic festival. It is listed in the Guinness World Records as the largest gymnastic display with over 100,000 participants. The stadium's scalloped roof features 16 arches arranged in a ring and resembles a magnolia blossom. When it opened in 1989, it had a capacity of 150,000! But this capacity was reduced to 114,000 in 2014. From 1989 to 2020, it was the world's largest stadium! However, it was beaten in 2020 by India's Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat when it was renovated to have a capacity of 132,000.
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  28. What’s wrong with my grandpa’s rule from the late 40s to 1994?
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  29. I must say, the graphics of this edition of Call of Duty are incredible. So realistic, hands down to the developers. Well done If they had celebrities and models do this course, it would make a fine reality show.
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  30. I invented Peeps every Peep has a touch of my love
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  31. This is what happens when more powerful countries demand so many imports. It puts a strain on the countries trying to answer that demand. This is why we aim for self-reliance under the Juche system. We were able to build our own CNC machines and missiles with our own strength and will. If more countries was more reliant on themselves, then there'd be less of a strain and these Brazilian families would be able to feed themselves without the system telling them otherwise.
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  32. What about the cube watermelons, those are expensive and unique
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  33. The bees love apples
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  34. "And there's no guarantee they will happen at all" aged like milk Well, the Olympics and Paralympics ended up taking place. But we didn't participate at all. Because we care about our athletes and their safety. The inferior Republic of Korea government doesn't and still sent their team to Tokyo. Goes to show you who the REAL good guys are. The IOC should just let Pyongyang permanently host. It's about time the opening ceremony takes place in the WORLD'S LARGEST STADIUM
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  35. Come to Pyongyang to see how I make kimchi and naengmyeon
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  36. Westerners love to waste money. That’s capitalism for ya.
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  37. In other words, those pictures of goats on trees you see on the internet are legit
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  38. The dogs we eat in North Korea aren’t expensive
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  39. My cars are better than that
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  40. Aw, that is a cute owl though
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  41. That's not a cement tile... that's the forbidden toothpaste
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  42. To all the ones salty that the food in the restaurants aren't how they are in the commercials, then maybe, just maybe...make it YOURSELF. Or better yet, support a local business instead who deserves your money more! That being said, from an artistic point of view, this process is amazing. They put a lot of their skill into their work, and it's no wonder corporations keep turning to them. They deserve to be successful
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  43. But the anniversary won't last long, so why do I want something that says "50th Anniversary" on my car? People will think I'm 50. This is why cars in the DPRK are better than cars in the west
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  44. I love McDonald’s Big Macs
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  45. My signature should be on every pint, I invented ice cream and should be given credit
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  46. Glad I invented puzzles, aren’t you?
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  47. You should talk about the Chongryon, that would be an interesting topic
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  48. Olympic curling seems like the kind of game Mr. Miyagi would have invented to trick Daniel into sweeping his floors. I'm a curling master...on Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games that is. The word curling first appears in print in 1620 in Perth, Scotland, in the preface and the verses of a poem by Henry Adamson. The sport is also known as "the roaring game" because of the sound the stones make while traveling over the pebble (droplets of water applied to the playing surface) Saying Canada is the most successful at curling is just plain wrong when it is clear that the DPRK is the best at EVERY sport! We don't need medals to prove our worthiness because then we're just showing off.
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  49. 8i8 Everything
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  50. Ch az Nope, I can tell you watch a lot of CNN fake news. Casey Neistat reviewed it and he GREW UP in Connecticut. He said the meat was awful compared to fresh lobster at a local joint he ate at growing up in New London
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