Name: 韓国語を学ぶ ft Eat Your Kimchi - "aka DAN" KOREAN ADOPTEE DOC Pt.5 (Learning Korean ft Eat Your Kimchi - "aka DAN" KOREAN ADOPTEE DOC Pt. 5)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:32:26.000Z
Duration: 9 min 56 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

It is Thursday right now, and we're going to go visit Megan Lee at Soul Shop.

It's the label that she got signed to when she moved out to Korea.

I've known Megan for a little while now. I've done a couple songs with her.

I'm really excited. One, I'm super excited she got signed to a label in Korea.

Two, I'm really excited that we have the opportunity to film something with her.

We'll see how she's doing, and see how the K-pop lifestyle is going.

And we're going to film with Eat Your Kimchi too. That should be cool.

They're the #1 English-speaking Youtube group in Korea.

They're from Canada. They moved out to Korea to teach English.

They created a Youtube channel, and now they're at I think 300,000-400,000 subscribers. It's incredible.

then tonight we're going to Octogon, which is supposedly the hottest club in Korea.

I am writing to share the information of your birth family.

You may also find that your brother, KiSeong, is actually your twin brother.

Have you ever gotten an email that changed your life forever?

And it's about to be flipped upside-down.

So what we're going to do when Megan gets here is...

The point of today is we're filming an ISA segment. We do a segment called "BFF of the Month".

So Megan's going to take us on a tour of Soul Shop,

and tell us a little bit more about her album and what to expect.

And what it's like going from America to Korea, and making that change.

So good to see you too! It's been so long!

I was told gift-giving was very big in Korea, so we made sure we got Megan Lee some stuff.

I picked it out too. I feel like I've got pretty good taste in dresses.

I'm originally from Los Angeles. I was born in Los Angeles, K-Town.

When Youtube started to really be come popular to post videos,

I started posting videos for around 2 or 3 years.

And that really opened up a lot of doors for me.

I always followed Dan as an artist. I was always a big fan of his music.

One day, we ended up collaborating on Youtube.

and really really glad for him that he was finally able to meet his birth parents here in Korea.

Seeing the brave journey that he's actually going on, is just really inspiring to me.

What's up ISA TV? I'm Megan, and I am your BFF of the Month for October.

We're here in Soul Shop Entertainment, based in Seoul, Korea.

I'll be giving you guys and exclusive tour of the building.

We make music, to share with the whole town,

I have to go back to training now, so see you guys soon! Bye!

So what's going on for you now? After you met your parents, what's the next thing?

I am going to go down and visit them on Monday, at the place where I was born.

I forgot the name of the place. What was the place, Jason?

Geojudong. So it's by Busan, like 4 hours away.

After talking to a lot of adoptees that still see their biological families, after they've met them

This is something that stays with you the rest of your life.

Really, this trip isn't the life-changing thing.

The life-changing thing is gonna happen after the trip's done,

when I'm living my life, with them a part of it now.

This is something a lot of young kids say, especially the trainees.

There's a lot of cool words I learned, like "Hul".

There's also "Ttaebak", which is kinda like "awesome."