Youtube hearted comments of Kim Jong-un (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un).

  1. You can also take the train from Moscow all the way to Pyongyang as well
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  2. Not me. I'm the best of the best. Everything I say is right
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  3. I wish I had that domain. At least I have missiles. Currently watching on my train ride to Vietnam for the summit. Wish me luck
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  4. I’m planning on visiting the US soon, can’t wait
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  5. Chris is so powerful, he moved Giza to Japan just for us
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  6. I look great riding that horse. I climbed Mount Paektu with him
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  7. Family friendly series? Oh yes, an abandoned love hotel is very family friendly
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  8. He’s the Superman, I’m the Rocketman
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  9. If you look at that same map, you’ll also notice there’s two Koreas but only one of them is the Best Korea
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  10. North Korean women like Rocket Men and I’m the only one
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  11. We recommend a visit to the DMZ but the best way is to do it from the DPRK side. The South Korean side is too touristy
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  12. Portugal: Angola é Nossa Cuba: Not so fast
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  13. It's even more hilarious when his voice cracks NON STIIICK
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  14. History Scope: Dutch Memers: G E K O L O N I S E E R D
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  15. Trump wasn’t the first President to consider buying Greenland. Truman was. He offered $100 million in gold to Denmark in 1946, they said no. I want to purchase Greenland for their resources and to possibly invade Canada
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  16. Don’t talk smack about my friend Pooh, he’s an amazing leader for China and Hong Kong
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  17. Here’s the obligatory Let’s get this bread
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  18. Imagine if he did the complete history of the DPRK
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  19. Supreme Leader was here
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  20. This video was so damn good that I almost forgot I was watching on YouTube. This is at the same level of quality as a BBC or Discovery Channel documentary. Your narration is on the same level as Sir David Attenborough. Keep up the amazing content production, can't wait for the next one bruv! As for high-speed rail, south of the DMZ has a wonderful system and we hope for that system to expand once we reunify
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  21. I don't even have to use the bathroom
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  22. You got a nice seat at that crowded station
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  23. What if James Polk’s expansionist ideas of conquering northern Mexico, the Yucatán, and Cuba became a reality
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  24. Rome: How much content do you want Monsieur Z: Sic
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  25. They both need to open locations in my Korea so my people can determine the best fried grass sandwich
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  26. They don’t want to admit the truth, they don’t want to admit you’re spitting facts
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  27. Iceland: We are number one! Ottomans: Hold my Dutchman
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  28. Yes Theory and Drew, gotta love an epic crossover
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  29. You could make a religion out of this, oh wait! No Baha’i temples in Pyongyang but that could change after I’ve seen this
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  30. An army triggered over camels...wow
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  31. 0:22 That’s my father and grandpa, cool
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  32. We are more than ready to host the Olympics Metro? Check Venues? Check, AND home to the world's largest stadium Housing? Check Airport? Check yet the IOC won't let us for some reason...
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  33. Cmilk and serpentza, greatest crossover of all time
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  34. The Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens you visited is important because not only is it one of the oldest zoological and botanical centers in the world as it was founded in 1864, but also all of the cultivated trees of the Hong Kong orchid, Hong Kong's symbol, derive from one cultivated at the Hong Kong Botanical Gardens and widely planted in Hong Kong starting in 1914! The Hong Kong orchid is a hybrid leguminous tree of the genus Bauhinia. This tree was discovered in around 1880 by a French Catholic Missionary of the Paris Foreign Missions near the ruins of a house by Pok Fu Lam and propagated to the formal botanical gardens in Victoria/Central! I love funicular systems! A favorite funicular system of mine is Haifa's Carmelit which goes up the religiously important Mount Carmel! It's quite the unique system since the oldest underground transit system in the Middle East, as it opened in 1959, is actually a funicular that's only 1.1 miles long! Not to mention it serves the beautiful Baháʼí World Centre. Another funicular that's also underground like the Carmelit is the Tünel line in Istanbul! Inaugurated in January 1875, the Tünel is the second-oldest fully underground urban railway in the world after the London Underground and the oldest in continental Europe as it pre-dated the Budapest Metro by 21 years! French engineer Eugène-Henri Gavand was inspired to create the line after he visited the city as a tourist and noticed how many people struggled walking up and down Yüksek Kaldırım Avenue
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  35. Even our country has faced sinkholes. Back in February 2015, eleven people (mostly women) died and 30 were injured while plowing in Yanggang on the border with China. As part of a bid by the government to improve the acidic soil, they were ordered to plow. Because of the very low temps at the time, much of it turned into ice, and thus they were ordered to dig until they found unfrozen soil. When the workers pierced through the frozen soil layer, the ground collapsed.
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  36. Florida has the same education as Costa Rica. No surprise, Florida Man doesn’t need an education
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  37. There's a story behind Detroit's Coney dogs (for those who don't know): Despite the name Coney dog being named after Coney Island in Brooklyn, NY, the Coney dog originates from the Midwest. But why? In the early 1900s, many Greeks came to the US through Ellis Island to escape the Balkan Wars. Before moving to the Midwest, they stopped at Coney Island and had Nathan's world-famous hot dogs. They were so impressed that they wanted to spread it wherever they went and came up with their own recipes. In Detroit, there's a tense rivalry between American Coney Island and Lafayette Coney Island right next door on which one has the better Coney dog. In fact, Lafayette Coney Island was actually founded by the BROTHER of the founder of American Coney Island! Like how Mister Donut became a thing because its founder Harry Winokur chose to no longer work with his brother-in-law, William Rosenberg the founder of Dunkin' Donuts.
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  38. Never thought I would see the day Serpentza talks about China in Vegas
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  39. I’m all for your own LWIAY and meme review
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  40. Plot twist: Whatifalthist is Santa
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  41. Flemish giant rabbits originate from Ghent in Belgium, and they've been bred as early as the 16th century. Originally, they were bred to be that size so people could lots of meat and fur from it. It became the ancestor of many breeds like the Belgian hare. And if you thought it being 32 pounds is crazy...one named Darius in the UK weighs 49 pounds! From robotic coffee to wonderful art and the adorable Wag Brigade, this airport's got everything! Another plus for the Sky Terrace open to the public without having to go through security!
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  42. 14:32 The name’s Bond....JAMES BOND
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  43. Gotta love the chemistry between John and Peter, what a dynamic duo I don’t think Peter even realizes how iconic his voice is on this channel
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  44. No one will think Pyongyang as the city they'd never want to live in because Pyongyang is the PERFECT city. People don't have to pay for apartments, universal healthcare, taxes are non-existent, there are great hot-pot restaurants with karaoke, phenomenal museums, and above all, exceptional transit. Pyongyang has a beautiful metro system with 16 stations and two lines, a tram system, and trolleybuses! The majority of Pyongyang citizens travel by transit or bike, so Pyongyang is a healthy city! That aside, we've seen what has happened to Iraq and this is why we'll never trust the US and always stand our ground
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  45. "Grow tea in the sun, we get sencha" The sun is a deadly lazer
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  46. Don't make me hungry for some dango, John! Love how even the wrapping culture in Japan has rich history! Appreciating the history of an ethnic culture is how you further appreciate the world and all the cultures surrounding us. When I became addicted to origami, I started doing origami boxes for gifts. I actually find it cute, and I feel like the person whom I am giving it to would feel special and also appreciate the effort I put into making it.
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  47. Raising enough to do a special fireworks show for the community, lift our spirits up during tough times, and help the Japanese firework industry at the same time is proof how awesome and amazing this channel is
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  48. We hope you ride our bullet train from China to Pyongyang when we reopen our borders
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  49. "Nice to meet you Hungry, I'm Michael" such a dad joke. But that's fitting for you, as through these series, you're all of our dad in a way teaching us the finest wisdom and motivating us to do more. Alaska is blessed to have such magnificent beauty. I know this is meant to be a tourist train, but this is the closest Alaska has to Amtrak so if anything, this is proof that trains are important to Alaska and why Anchorage needs commuter rail! This series in general is proof that it's not about the journey, it's about the friends we make along the way. But as one chapter ends, another begins (or in this case, another series)!
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  50. As long as Texas Roadhouse still exists, that's all that matters
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  51. Potatoes can power any Irishman to fight for unification
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  52. The reason Durango doesn't have crossing gates is because the people there know common sense to wait for the train to pass. It's not like Florida where cars continue to hit the Brightline train because they think they can outrun it. These Florida drivers are the same ones who complain about the horn...this is EXACTLY why the engineer has EVERY right to blow that horn. Train drivers have to put up with so much, it may look easy, but when these collisions keep happening (and the times when people try to jump in front of it), it can do a number to an engineer's mental health. They have my respect
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  53. - American cog railway - riding a trainset ordered from and made by Stadler Rail in Switzerland - on rails ordered from Poland Mr. Worldwide The idea for this railroad came in 1888 after a trip to the summit by inventor Zalmon G. Simmons. Simmons had designed a wooden telegraph insulator while on the board of directors of Western Union, and was surveying Englemann Canyon for telegraph lines to the top of Pikes Peak. It was a miserable two-day trip on a mule and after his return, Simmons was convinced that there needed to be a more "civilized" mode of travel to the summit of Pikes Peak and decided to fund the construction of a railway
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  54. As she explained, warm air enters the top of the tower. But what makes it cool is when it's nighttime. Once cooled, the air eventually lowers, bringing relief for those at the bottom of the tower inside the home. So it catches and redirects it downward and pushes the hot air out. But windcatchers that cool by drawing air over water use the water as a heat reservoir, but if the air is dry, they are also cooling the air with evaporative cooling. In areas without cool breeze, windcatchers act as chimneys and push warm air upwards and out through the openings of the tower, regulating the interior environment. Early wind towers in Dubai were made with palm fronds but as they were susceptible to fire, more resistant materials were used like sea stone and coral.
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  55. If cleanliness counts as art, then Japan belongs in the Louvre Every topic John talks about, turns into gold
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  56. The Champagne name can only be used if the grapes and wines are produced under strict control in the French region of Champagne. So both that Moët champagne you had in the signature lounge and the one you had on the plane ARE both Champagne. French sparkling wine made outside Champagne is called Crémant. And cheese is love, cheese is life. So you can't go wrong with a cheese plate! Fell in love with that stuff ever since I lived in Switzerland.
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  57. So that tower you saw in Dallas is called the Reunion Tower. It's been around since February 1978 and opened alongside the Hyatt Regency. It was part of an urban redevelopment plan that also renovated the station that you stopped at! Wolfgang Puck used to have a revolving restaurant there that opened in 2009, it closed permanently in April 2020 due to the pandemic
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  58. Ponce de Leon was looking for the fountain in the wrong continent. Silly Ponce
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  59. At first I thought you meant Phil as in Philippines, we know how much you love the Philippines
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  60. AMEN! Never race the gates! The reason so many Brightline crashes happen in Florida is because the cars underestimate the train. Trains are just a longer form of tanks and like you said, they take a long time to stop. Train drivers have to deal with so much whether it be witnessing a car in front of them or a jumper, you need to be strong mentally for the job and I have high respect for them.
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  61. What if China was Korean
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  62. Mike acting like a horse so he could marvel at and show us how the bridge works like: "A small price to pay, for salvation" Between you and Nicole, you're definitely more of the history and geography person! Love how passionate you are with learning history. History is so important, especially right now. History is who we are and why we are the way we are. And no volume of history is insignificant, even the worst chapters
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  63. Paradise for cattle, they’re blessed to live in an environment like that
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  64. As part of the Japanese influencing Korea before annexing it, Japan assassinated the defiant Korean queen Empress Myeongseong and intervened in the 1894-1895 Donghak Peasant Revolution. In the revolution, Joseon requested the Qing for assistance in stopping the revolution, which the Japanese were angry because Qing did not inform them (which was part of an agreement of the Convention of Tientsin) with and started the First Sino-Japanese War! By the time of her death in 1895, the queen had acquired basically more political power than even her husband the Gwangmu Emperor Gojong. Because of this, she made many enemies, among them were the king's father the Heungseon Daewongun, pro-Japanese ministers of the court, and the Japanese-trained Korean army regiment, the Hullyeondae. Weeks before her death, Japan replaced their emissary to Korea with a new one, Miura Gorō. Miura was a former military man who was inexperienced in diplomacy and was frustrated with dealing with such a powerful empress. Less than a month after his arrival in Korea, Empress Myeongseong ordered the disbanding of the Hullyeondae militia. Miura saw this as a first step in an attempt to remove pro-Japanese members of the government and loyalists to the Heungseon Daewongun, aligning Korea with the Russians to offset Japanese influence. Miura struck a deal with Adachi Kenzō of the newspaper Kanjō Shinpō and the Daewongun to carry out her killing in October of that year. The agents were let into the palace by pro-Japanese Korean guards. Once inside, they beat and threatened the royal family and the occupants of the palace during their search for the queen. Two women suspected of being the queen were killed. When the queen was eventually located, her killer jumped on her chest three times, then finished her off with a sword. The Japanese government arrested the assassins, but were acquitted of all charges, despite the court acknowledging that the defendants had conspired to take her down. Later, after the Japan–Korea Annexation Treaty in 1910, Miura became a privy councilor and focused on eliminating vestiges of the clan-based factionalism from politics
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  65. The train, the British canals' killer, coexisting side by side with the canal...the peace we love to see. Maybe the shortest route is not always the easiest, but the fact they built it anyway showed their dedication to a thriving canal. I like the more natural part of the tunnel without reinforcements, it just looks cooler that way. Definitely beautiful. Quite a brilliant feat that they managed to do this canal tunnel More info on the railway tunnels, they were built by the London and North Western Railway, the ancestor of the West Coast Main Line, for their line between Huddersfield and Manchester. The Huddersfield Line is now operated by services like TransPennine Express and Northern Trains, and cargo like DB Cargo UK.
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  66. Olympic and Paralympic mascot merch: exists Everyone: I'll take your entire stock
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  67. "Life is better with challenges, and challenges are best overcome together" - Michael Downtzu, the Art of Traveling. But it's true! Challenging yourself is how you grow as a person. And when it comes to working together, alone we can do so little, together we can do so much. No one can whistle a symphony, it takes a whole orchestra to play it. Only when we work together, can we make the world a better place.
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  68. Rocky Desert Flower He said “simple post” as in a simple Instagram post. Next time, read
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  69. An American taking their Japanese husband to a German restaurant... Mrs. Worldwide. Japanese guy at a German restaurant? All we need is an Italian and the gang's all back together! Tommy's reactions to everything are so wholesome. He's realizing how much he's been missing by not traveling to the United States before! Let's be honest, the Red Wings won because they wanted to put on a show for Tommy! Also, he doesn't like 40 degrees Fahrenheit/4 degrees Celsius? Wait until he discovers the existence of winter in Hokkaido 😂
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  70. Fun fact: Yakiniku is influenced by Korean barbecue like bulgogi (which originates from what is now the DPRK). During the Shōwa period, this word was used to describe Korean cuisine in general. But after the division of the peninsula after WWII, those in Japan who sold yakiniku in restaurants advertised as "Chōsen ryōri" and supported the Republic of Korea government changed their names to "Kankoku ryōri" to distance themselves from the word Chōsen, which became the DPRK way to say Korea rather than the term all Koreans used
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  71. Sounds like something Canada would create
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  72. It’s awesome they still use Czechoslovak trams
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  73. He can’t escape from my camp
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  74. Every country is bad except for the DPRK, for we have a strong army, great national pride, and unicorns
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  75. 15:43 That snack is pretty much what a Scottish Tunnock's teacake is! Soft Italian meringue (similar to a marshmallow) on a biscuit base and is coated in both real milk and dark chocolate. Tunnock's has been around since 1890, and they've been making teacakes since it was developed in 1956. As for the Burj Khalifa, it was completed in October 2009 and opened in January 2010, so it has indeed been over a decade since it was built! Architect Adrian Smith's inspiration for the tower was the Hymenocallis genus of American plants also known as the spider lily. Like the spider lily, the Burj Khalifa has an elegant and balanced design. As the tower increases in height, the 'wings' or 'petals' of the flower re-configure the shape of the building. This mechanism reduces wind and the elements’ impact on the building.
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  76. I love to listen to my favorite song Katy Perry's Firework while sipping a margarita. Living the life
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  77. Japan: has a condiment made from citrus Florida: Write that down, write that down!
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  78. Sure being together with your parents is one thing, but learning about who they are individually is something else. I am who I am today because of my father and hanging out with him. He taught me how to invent, how to play golf, but most importantly how to lead.
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  79. Our most famous Mountain, Mount Paektu has a caldera lake called Heaven Lake. We are blessed to have Mount Paektu. Also you’re making me want to visit Hokkaido
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  80. How to summon Colorado:
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  81. Hope you get to go to Haifa to ride the Carmelit. Yes it's not quite the NYC Subway, but it is unique as it's an underground funicular and the world's shortest subway (well, shortest completed subway; shortest in general goes to Omsk with just one station) with just six stations
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  82. I have a McDonald's at my palace and I agree, McDonald's is indeed the best. There's lots of international items on the menu at my McDonald's so I get to try something different every time. Though my go-to order is a typical Big Mac
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  83. A high priest that won the lottery....ironic. Time for me to win the lottery
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  84. Her name is Love because she loves Algeria, and so do I
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  85. Korean and Japanese culture combined into one celebration? Interesting, one of our comrades Charles used to live in Sado
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  86. The Dead Sea isn't even the largest saltwater lake, that title goes to the Caspian Sea. Not to mention Israel doesn't even have the entirety of the Dead Sea as half of it is in Jordan. However, since February, Israel can now say they have the world's largest strawberries, as one weighing 289 grams/10.19 ounces got the Guinness World Record and was grown in Kadima-Zoran. As well as the world's largest emergency room at Tel Aviv's Ichilov Medical Center since August, world's largest salt cave (by the Dead Sea in Mount Sodom), and the world's largest Byzantine wine factory in Yavne That aside, that Sri Lankan guy is quite wholesome. Glad you showed his shop to us
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  87. Heard movement, perhaps it was the Ghost of Tsushima
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  88. You and Kanae look great! Stylish
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  89. Maybe I should do this to attract more tourists
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  90. Those coins are a reason why North Korean Won is superior
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  91. Our space program, comrades
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