Does this mean the shows cancelled?

They didn't cancel because of the cast, they cancelled because people are now aware that they rigged the final quest. It was done 3 times, the second first times was not won by the winner. Thats why the runner up never did any press for the show.

@@lawlola6044 So it's for sure cancelled. Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!That's a dumb reason to cancel this show. I hope it continues.

@@lawlola6044 I freaking knew it was rigged! no way he actually one, the editing was so choppy. I mean really a crossfitter beat a cyclist. do you see the cyclist muscles, impossible...

Please 🙏 don’t be actually rigged or cancelled. I loved this show.

because the rope was heavy, and they were physically and mentally very drained,

@@monarchsenpai4062 then why was the other guy's rope moving even though he was barely even pulling it?

​@@user-by4we4jj7sAre you dumb? hae min told already that he cant feel his arm anymore so he use his body try to pull it but woo jon yoong is tired also but he have willpower to continue even his body is hurting also and when he so the end of the rope he keep pulling with his all strength left do you understand now?

​@@user-by4we4jj7sbecause he more stronger and hae min that time is tired

@@monarchsenpai4062people forget that he started off fast… Meanwhile the other guy kept a good pace on the start. Closer to the end The guy who started off fast was DRAINED. The rope felt heavier his arms were dead if you lost that momentum by stopping its gonna be hard to get the rope going again.

Everything belongs to Mother Nature. Everyone is here temporily only. When our time comes we also goes back to Her. She is the eternal owner, not us.

i followed his career since his Judo days and I am a fan, but well....he has a lot of controversy. Basically he was found to be cheating in Judo and MMA in the early part of his career. I thought the video would have talked about this.

Amen braddah Mahalo for sharing

His take was the most reasonable, laid-back and neutral. Where is the controversy?

@@skuxboy6377 yessah bruddah!

I don't see where they showed Sungbin's picture? They are talking and showing pictures of all the male contestants so ofc he is going to be in some of them..

They never said he assaulted his ex, they said he threatened to harm himself if they break up. Big difference.

@@lawrencefrost9063 lol trauma is still assault

​@@lawrencefrost9063"big difference" are you trying to normalize manipulation? its an awful thing to do to anyone. I'm sure you wouldn't want to get manipulated from someone you love or is close to you.

That still dosent mean that they would suddenly pop up when a person is at their peak. It the bullying really was that extreme, they could've reported it sooner. But no, they only ever report it when they see someone rise up. That's revenge not justice.

@@jenniessamsung7822 not really, but go off

@@jenniessamsung7822 You have to understand, similar to these me too cases, some people want to forget. But then they see or hear some news or some person or are in some other way forced to relive those memories and they stand up and talk about it. I mean think about it. If your bully were to run for office for example, would you talk about it, after years of silence? Maybe you had forgotten about it but not this person is going to have power? Not on your watch.

Its not a matter of having a strong mentality or not. Its about stopping the normalization of abuse. We know its bad, we know we have to fight it, but then why not attacking the roots of the problem, which is a culture that enables might making right? If we only keep adressing the symptoms instead of the root cause, the disease will never go away. You can tell the weak to deffend themselves from the strong, but that won't stop the strong from keep coming over again and again whenever they have the chance.

The Glory is based on a real incident.

😂

we've also seen the effects on what bullying can do to kids too and how far they can go to escape that reality. She admitted to some bullying in school and apologized. I hope somehow the victim can overcome their anxiety and have a conversation with her to talk it out. But overall this is good to help serve as a lesson that bullying is wrong regardless of the time.

Both of em were bullies tho tf, they ruined their own career.

Like Chrissy Teigen?

Saying this as someone who was physically assaulted during middle school, I went through bullying for several years back then, and I'm not saying Dayoung didn't do anything wrong but being RUDE isn't the same as bullying and her accuser waiting a public figure become more famous to talk about it clearly making up things that didn't happened (like accusing Dayoung of stealing) is at least weird...

i believe so too but cant she atleast deny it publicly? her silence just raise more suspicion and makes her appear guilty

Do you know who is the ballerino?

​@@vicentebertrand296he lost during the first challenge

Source?

Hae min is a sore loser. He changed his story depending who he was interviewed by. And the other contestants that were there, all disputed his claims. Rigged? None of the popular contestants made it to the final. There was no rigging. Getting your info from badly written and not well researched western tabloid websites and social media with language translation issues, is not the best place to get info from.

​@@goncalopolicarpo7879 he made it up 🤣

@@DecimoGaming it's legit, jsus. You have time to comment here but you do not have time to search it up?

@@user-fb4yk9rx4x If you're gonna accuse someone of something it's your duty to provide the sources.

I'm glad you healed

If you are a bully you have to deal with the consequences no matter the age. You do dumb stuff as a kid no doubt but you still have a brain that you can use. One should know whats right and whats wrong.

if it's like simple teasing bullying that's kinda can be let go... but if it's more than that and basically made other people suffer much worse like suffet and not experience a good school life. you should pay... problem in some countries and so on some cases of bullying are insane mate.

I’m glad you healed and it should be that way I was bullied too but I forgive them. It’s just not right to bully them back I mean then what’s the difference between us and them. So racially if they are on tv humiliating them in front of millions.

Good for you, but dont decide for others tf.

Agreed. I saw that and was confused.

@@sepharcallwood2422 Same

Right! I loved him so much towards the end. During his speech on the last dinner, you can see how genuinely nice the guy is.

He was called iron man by others in the Netflix show. So , both of it goes.

아이언맨 인건 맞습니다 별명이. 이름이 빈 으로 끝나서 윤성빈을 표현하기 위해 사람들이 아이언빈이라고 부르는거죵

Im sure the winner wasnt rigged because he gets little to no recognition. Woo jin yong but if you are talking about the influencer girl who stood without struggling at all at the boulder hold of 40% of their body weight, that is very sus. She didnt even struggle at all.

Speculations, speculations. Nothing but possibly wrong or possibly right.

@@JesusSavesTheLostBrokenConfuse not blaming Jinyoung,blaming the showmakers. It is said that they played 3 times,first Jinyoung complained about technical difficulties. Second it is said that Hae-min won but the audio was bad so showmakers made him play again,for which he was upset. As for Eddeum she must only 49-52 kg. So 40% of her weight will be only around 20kg which is easy. I don't even do weight training,even I can carry 25kg easily. So her being a pilates and weight lifter,that will be easy for her. Also the stance she did,put the weight on her core and legs. And pilates or core workout can really make your legs and core strong.

I think it is rigged, The wheels seem to have a control resistant. The big dude wheel was harder to pull toward the end.

@@JesusSavesTheLostBrokenConfuse Euddeum is very light and since her bust was about 40% of her weight it's was about 20kg, and also since she does pilates she knows the best way to stand. You could literally see in the challenge how good her form was. I don't know why you'd think it was rigged for quest 2.5

It's not that the victims come out after bullies get a job. It's that you either forget about a bully or there's nothing you can do about them when they're normal people, and when they're normal people you wouldn't even have noticed if accusations came out against them. If someone harmed you and you wanted to sue them, good luck getting money from them when they're poor or even relatively well-off. Lawyers charge a lot. Also, victims are not always "victims". How can you assume an accuser is lying without any evidence? Basing an argument off fact is what you claim to believe in bit you're contradicting yourself here. Also, in real life victims are coming out all the time if you pay attention. If someone is a horrible person, maybe they don't deserve to be rewarded. Sure, revenge is horrible but it's not about revenge. And yes, people can change.

I see what you’re saying, but I don’t think there’s ever a wrong time to seek justice. If you choose to see it as revenge, that’s fine, but it still doesn’t take away the fact that those bullies and abusers have hurt people and sometimes have destroyed lives. To a victim, revenge and justice are often the same, only a regular person would take the time to differentiate them. It’s not as if those victims purposely wait for the perfect opportunity to bring those abusers down. Most of the time, those victims are not properly supported by the justice system and let’s be honest, South Korea has a lot of work to do regarding bullying, domestic violence, and rape. The only way victims can have their voices heard nowadays and make an impact is through social media. It’s not that the victims never spoke about their traumatic experiences, sometimes, it’s mainly about the fact that people don’t really care about victims until their abusers become famous or successful. If abusers had stayed clear assholes to everybody, people would be rooting for victims to get revenge. But if the abuser becomes successful, the public starts crying about it and throws stones at the victims. Also, there's the whole fact that the public eventually forgets. I can see how it can be seen as revenge or “cowardly” but even though people have the right to be forgiven for their mistakes, mistakes are never erased. Mistakes follow us, that’s what we get for making them in the first place. And we’re not talking about a simple mistake here, we’re talking about bullying (sometimes more extreme than what we think). Honestly, we don’t know those people, we don’t know if the bullies paid for their crimes, we don’t know the intentions of the victims, we don’t know if the accusers are really victims, we don’t know anything, so I’d prefer to not assume anything really.

You can work as hard as you want to move on from a trauma and live your life, but to suddenly see the person's face everywhere because they are featured in something like this, it forces you to confront things. If you gave it any thought, I'm sure you'd understand.

Delusional.

The skeleton athlete?

@@bhakthyjose1256 yep!

Wahlberg is so based

@@OrionDuCros based off mah nuts

@@OrionDuCrosshut up you troll

Wahlberg apologizes on every occasion and he financially supported the victims

@@ClaireEmilia And do you think a celebrity in Korea would be afforded the same forgiveness if they did exactly the same thing? The point is that Korean celebrities get cancelled for relatively much smaller reasons.

Dayoung's thing is so made up 🤡 Definitely she was rude as a teenage, she apologized for it... but if the person was serious, why would they need to lie about being stolen or physically assaulted? That's such a attention seeker behaviour

So basically you would condone people killing in revenge because they were victim of bullying or injustice?

​@@margielu3238 GIRL, nobody said that. Not you making false equivalents... All she stated was that bullies shouldn't be left off-the-hook so easily, and should be reprimanded for it. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@@margielu3238 You reached so far you touched the sun. No one said that

@@mayathedreamgirl1357 Lmao, that's a saying I haven't heard before.

Correct, anything on social media is just looking for attention/likes/$$, truth is not important

I mean, you want your bully to be loved and adored by everyone? Bullied people has that trauma for a long time - they would never forget that they were bullied. Bullies however easily move on. You should watch "The Glory".

That’s the most hilarious part, because before the show, she most likely already had a bunch of followers on instagram. Why they didn’t expose her then??

​@@liliachan3753 you have no right to put pressure on a victim. A victim has the right to choose the time when they are prepared to fight back. By denying that right you help people get away with things just because they did it X years ago. Everyone gets their comeuppance sooner or latter, a criminal has no right to decide when he will be get hit with justice

@@gamesong6600 wow that's kinda intense. Teens can be bullies I get it but calling them criminals is a bit much.

@@gamesong6600 plus how does hating on them make you any different? I think people who had grudges against bullies should settle it privately. There's literally no reason to ruin someone's life over things that happened years ago. Unless it was as bad as the glory

How did you get that info? I would'nt be surprised though

The one winner has to survive all five challenges. And that’s exactly what happened. How is that rigged?

This information is yet to be confirmed. But I also recently saw an article where Cho Sung Hoon went out to dinner with the Ship Pulling Team and both Hae Min and Jin Young were there.

LOL what are you saying

The article says that first round was stopped by Jinyoung saying his rope had technical difficulties. 2nd Hae-min won but the audio wasn't clear so they forced Hae-min to play again when he was out of strength. I honestly believe the article because Hae-Min never uploaded about Physical 100 in his insta,kind of fishy how everyone is uploading pics of their experience but he hasn't. And if you watch his other previous videos ,dude is too kind and positive to talk shit about people so i am pretty sure he hasn't complained because of that.

This is exactly what I thought..

It’s considered an abusive relationship. It’s manipulative and a form of blackmailing. It’s a whole topic you can google about. There are hotlines for it and everything.

@ramentasty8 yea.. but the girl doesn't have to be manipulated if she wishes not to. It's like saying a store is having a really convincingly hard to not goto sale. Therefore, you are a victim of retail sales put together by multibillion dollar institutions.. because they are evil.. all you have to do as females in these relationships is to walk away.

@@ramentasty8 @ramentasty8 yea.. but the girl doesn't have to be manipulated if she wishes not to. It's like saying a store is having a really convincingly hard to not goto sale. Therefore, you are a victim of retail sales put together by multibillion dollar institutions.. because they are evil.. all you have to do as females in these relationships is to walk away.

This is not Korean culture. Nobody cares what your definition is, stay in your lane, this is not your country

Because now that some are getting famous m, people just suddenly remembered they exist and want to take them down

I learned that bullying accusations in korea are taken very seriously, especially towards those who are gaining media popularity (ex: kpop artists). if that happens, people demand answers and/or hope the perpetrator gets punished. usually their public image/careers are put on the line for accusations like this.

@@sleepyusagi-tn1pj sometimes people also make fake allegation. I miss my Soojin

I wish all my high-school bullies the best . I wish that whatever toxic environment ,that I couldn’t see , they escaped…. If you viciously go after a high bully in the manner that I see alot of Korean do, you are also a bully, you also hurt someone and gained nothing good from it , it made you no better especially knowing that the persons changed for the better and no life was lost.

I think it just depends on how long ago it was. like if it was 4-5 years ago and no amends were taken then it matters (mostly because what was said in the video was extortion and that's a more serious crime). The statue of limitations for extortion is 5 year, in the US at least. I don't know about korea as they are super weird and the law is very corrupt there (considering the last 10 years). To note - if they murdered someone in highschool I think most would care. Just to note it was only recently that korea removed the statue of limitations on murder (korea all types of messed up for their laws).

Sungbin was chill af. Which big dude do you mean? The bodybuilder?

@@ClaireEmilia aren't they all cocky

Why not

your missing out

Im sure youre a big loss for them😂😊

You do realize that kpop is strictly korean pop music and not all korean media right?

An international version would suck so bad and just ruin the concept.

@@polidon1577 nar bro k-pop is Korean media in general dude

@@lauremorrison6389 but it would put international level athletes up against each other.much more entertaining and intense

@@kingmaoricolossus, have you ever watched a korean movie dubbed in another language ? It looses at least 50% of what makes it special and interesting. An international version would mean more drama and sob stories whereas the show as is focuses entirely on skills and sportsmanship. But that's only my opinion 🤓

Who?

@@mayathedreamgirl1357 Watch it.

@@dbasedbase I already did, but I think you’re using their last names instead of their first names so I don’t know who youre talking about

@@mayathedreamgirl1357 Oh ok: 1: @_miing.g, 2: @ssong_rme and 3: "sun" was supposed to be "eun'' @sillllling