How was it growing up in Korea?
Definitely more comfortable.
I mean, my first language is Korean, so we care about what other people think too much, I feel like.
So when I was in Korea, we were very much focused on looks.
Compared to the States, people don't really care what other people
think.
I mean, it could be a good thing too, right? It could be.
I
think that's one of the reasons why K-beauty and K-fashion is such a big thing, because people in Korea care very much about how they look and how they're displayed.
But at the same time, I guess it could get toxic.
for some people.
Okay.
How was it growing up in Korea?
Definitely more comfortable.
I mean, my first language is Korean, so we care about what other people think too much, I feel like.
So when I was in Korea, we were very much focused on looks.
Compared to the States, people don't really care what other people
think.
I mean, it could be a good thing too, right? It could be.
I
think that's one of the reasons why K-beauty and K-fashion is such a big thing, because people in Korea care very much about how they look and how they're displayed.
But at the same time, I guess it could get toxic.
for some people.
Okay.
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