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If you're a fan of Korean dramas, chances are you've heard of the popular Netflix show “The Glory“. In short, it tells the story of a woman seeking revenge on her high school bullies. But, how accurately does it depict the reality of bullying in Korea? Does it really get as violent in real life or does the show exaggerate the issue? We hit the streets of Seoul to hear directly from average Korean citizens about their experiences. *The opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of ASIAN BOSS or the general South Korean population.* 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Why is ‘The Glory’ so popular? 1:58 - Are the bullying scenes in ‘The Glory’ exaggerating real life in Korea? 4:09 - How common are bullying cases in Korea? 7:04 - Is psychological or physical bullying more common? 9:50 - Have you witnessed or experienced bullying yourself? 19:44 - Who do you think should be held responsible for school bullying? 21:55 - How can Korea’s school bullying issue be solved? Follow us on social media: Instagram ► Facebook ► Twitter ► TikTok ► @asianbossmedia?lang=en
