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While top representatives from each country...
were convening at the UN to discuss global peace-keeping and security,
in a shabby room, despite the lack of any official recognition,
the self-appointed G's from around the world are convening for Non-summit Meeting
to ensure global peace and security for youth around the world.
The meeting is in session.
I'm the Chairman of Non Summit Meeting, Jun Hyun-moo.
- I'm Secretary General Yoo Se-yoon. - I'm Chairman Sung Si-kyung.
We are Junyoosung!
Welcome, G12!
I'm sure most of you know that Julian's parents are here.
I heard Ilya's parents are here too.
How come you didn't post it on your social media?
He did.
You must not be friends.
I'll follow you. I'm sorry.
He wasn't following him.
How long are your parents staying for?
They were here for 1 week. They're leaving in 2 days.
We went to Jeju Island.
Something interesting happened.
My mom had heard about Non Summit Meeting from me,
- but she didn't really know much about it. - Right.
But on the plane, at the airport, and in Jeju Island, everyone recognized me.
My mom finally realized what a big show it is.
With Julian's parents...
I ran into Julian when I was riding my bike in Paju.
I said hello, and his parents were walking towards me.
And everyone recognized them.
- His parents too? - Yes.
I think my dad thinks he's a celebrity now.
That quick?
He told me a few days ago.
He said he should stop running an inn and get
paid for taking pictures with people here.
He jokingly said that.
He's trying to postpone his flight right now.
What if he debuts as a star?
I met Julian's father.
We were both wearing orange shirts.
But he looked very upset that we were wearing the same thing.
My parents also think that his style is a little...
I hope Julian and Ilya's parents enjoy their trip and eat a lot of good food.
All right, it's that time again.
Hyun-moo.
(Whispering)
What's going on?
It's not Takuya today?
(Embarrassed...)
Okay.
- I planned something small. - He doesn't want to do it.
(Doesn't want to do it)
- It's fine. - I'm so glad I sit here.
Let's find out about people's pride in their countries,
and dispel stereotypes in Global Cultural..., rock, paper scissors!
Scissors!
Celebration!
(Global Cultural Celebration)
- You approve? - We approve.
(The winner was supposed to shout it out)
Alberto's Italian late news.
A child has received attention for saying that he likes hamburgers more than pizza.
It was only a commercial for an American fast food brand,
but it was enough to anger the Italians.
He likes hamburgers more than pizza?
He understood it!
Tyler is so...
I bet you can speak Ghana language if you practice it a little.
It's not hard to be more fluent than Sam.
What are you talking about?
Sam forgot most of it.
Teach Sam the language.
There was a commercial for a famous American fast food brand in Italy.
A kid goes to a pizza restaurant with his parents.
After looking at the menu, the son orders a Happy Meal.
And it says that kids know exactly what they want to eat.
But it caused a huge stir in Italy.
People were criticizing it both online and offline.
And they were gathering signatures to get them to take down the ad.
This fast food brand is one of the main sponsors for our expo.
The National Assembly is saying that they should take the brand out.
They messed up.
And the problem is, the fast food brand is not popular in Italy.
Right.
Since the adults don't go there, the ads always focus on children.
So it received a lot of criticism because of that in the past.
After this incident, its image got worse.
Everyone said it's very offensive.
All right.
What other ads have caused a stir in your countries?
- Blair. - We had one.
A pizza restaurant in Melbourne held an interesting campaign.
It said they'd give a free pet if they order 10 large pizzas.
You'd go to a pet store nearby and get a hamster.
You'd collect 10 coupons and ask them for it.
People said it was wrong.
Giving an animal as a prize is not right.
- That's so weird. - People criticized it a lot.
And the ad was taken down.
How can they do that in a country that loves animals?
This was so wrong.
I bet the pizza restaurant's owner and the pet shop owner came together...
Over a glass of beer.
"This is a great idea!"
I bet.
They tried to get a win-win.
Anyone else?
In France, an ad that had the president appear became an issue.
Do you know what Francois Mitterand, Jacques Chirac,
and Nicolas Sarkozy have in common?
I don't know.
They're all divorced?
- They all had an affair. - Yeah, that's right.
- All three of them? - They all had affairs.
So at an affair website, they used their pictures
and said that they wouldn't have been caught if they had used their site.
It became a huge issue.
If you see the ad,
there were kiss marks on the faces of the presidents.
What an amazing freedom of expression.
- I think it's funny. - It's funny.
I'm sure the ad got their name out.
In Belgium, there's something called Mauvais gout which means wrong taste.
It means that the joke has crossed the line.
The magazine made a Mauvais gout ad, a disgusting ad.
When you look at the ad, it shows two pilots reading a magazine.
It was trying to show that the magazine was so interesting for the pilots.
But it showed the twin towers that fell during the 9-11 terror.
It was saying how the accident happened because of the magazine, not a terrorist.
Are you serious?
Another ad showed that Bin Laden got assassinated
because he was too engrossed in the magazine.
Another one showed John F. Kennedy's bodyguard reading the magazine
and missed the assassination.
And an ad showed Michael Jackson on the operating table
and the doctor was distracted by the magazine, so he ended up dying.
Tyler, isn't that freedom of expression?
It is, but it's classless.
I think that's what happens when someone without morals work in marketing.
This magazine usually stirs up trouble.
It works hard on creating issues, so it was criticized a lot in Belgium.
There was a famous ad in Germany too.
You guys know the soda brand, Fanta.
This year is its 75th anniversary.
- Is that a German brand? - Yes.
Really?!
- I thought it was a Japanese brand. - It's a Belgium brand.
- Isn't it part of Coca Cola? - No, it's a German brand.
Isn't it produced there?
The pineapple flavor is Korean, right?
That's Oran-c.
They put out an ad because its the 75th anniversary.
It was a congratulatory message saying how they should think of the original Fanta
and think of the good times and enjoy the drink.
But the problem was, since that's 75 years ago,
they're referring to 1940s.
It was when the WWII was happening,
and since people couldn't purchase other brands of sodas,
Fanta was created.
That's why the ad was so wrong and ridiculous.
The good old time they're referring to is the time of WWII.
The people criticized it a lot.
Except for one portal site, the ad has been taken down.
It's no longer shown.
I didn't know it was a German brand.
- I learned something new. - I looked it up.
It was produced in Germany, but Coca Cola is the one who produced it.
That's what Wikipedia says.
Did you look it up in Korean or English?
I looked it up in Spanish.
Plot twist!
What the?
I changed the settings recently.
He changed the settings to Spanish.
He's a genius.
I'm jealous.
Let's listen to Russia's late news next.
The twerking dance is becoming a issue in Russia.
(Young women twerked in front of a WWII monument
and posted a video of it which is becoming a big issue.
The news must be about women. His voice got softer.
You read the script beforehand.
In a city called Novorossiysk,
6 women filmed a video to advertise a dance school and posted it online.
The video showed them twerking in front of a WWII monument
What dance?
Twerking.
- It's a sexy dance, right? - Yes.
Three of them got 10 to 15 days of imprisonment
and two of them were fined.
- They're going to jail? - Yes.
It's because they did it right next to the WWII monument.
And the reason they filmed it was to promote their dance school.
It wasn't appropriate.
It's not right to go to a memorial site to advertise a dance school.
Twerking is popular in Russia for the wrong reason.
Recently in another city, teenagers twerked at a school.
And it became a huge issue.
It's a sexual dance.
- The students did it? - Yes.
And they named it Pooh and bees dance.
They performed a sexual and a provocative dance.
Since it's posted online, other minors can see it and become a negative influence.
If adults do it at the appropriate place, it's a very attractive dance.
It's because the location and other things were inappropriate.
You're really liking it.
The dances in Italy are too racy.
The sexy dances shown on TV are ridiculous.
The Korean girl groups do sexy dances sometimes.
It's incomparable.
We didn't meet the censorship criteria either.
- For the hips? - The hip dance.
We couldn't perform the hip dance on TV, so we had to change it a little bit.
It wasn't about the hip dance but the placement of the hand.
So did you raise your hand?
We originally had our hands below our belts.
That's too much.
But Michael Jackson did the same thing.
Two high school teachers in Canada performed a dance before a basketball game.
They acted like they were giving a lap dance.
It was so racy, and it was in front of the students and their parents.
Because it was so racy, someone filmed it on their phone and put it online.
- It became an issue. - They were sitting in a chair?
The woman was sitting, and the guy gave her a lap dance.
Isn't the guy supposed to be sitting down?
Doesn't the guy sit and the girl come?
You're very excited.
It was exciting, but...
It was exciting?
It was too exciting so...
The woman was a part time teacher and wasn't signed for another term.
And the male teacher resigned before they could fire him.
Because they raised trouble.
Did they want to gain attention?
A lap dance is supposed to be performed in private.
- Did they have to... - You're very talkative today.
You look very wise today.
It's like we have a dance expert.
Tyler?
The U.S. had a similar incident to that of Russia.
It happened when I used to live in D.C.
There's a memorial hall for Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Jefferson was one of our forefathers who focused especially on democracy and freedom.
In front of that memorial hall, a woman and her friends were dancing.
A police officer told them that they need to stop,
but they kept dancing so they were arrested.
Because it was so ridiculous that they were
getting arrested when they did nothing wrong,
other people started dancing there too.
The arrest was an oppression of freedom of expression.
It was very ridiculous.
The police officers tried to stop them.
I think I can understand how they felt.
They were just dancing and the officer told them to stop.
"Why not?"
And you'd start dancing more aggressively.
There's news related to dance in China too.
There's a tradition of performing a racy dance at a funeral in some parts of China.
A tradition?
- Yes, it exists. - At a funeral?
Yes, at a funeral.
Young women come out and take off their clothes one by one.
They dance until they become naked.
- Naked? - They perform a strip show?
In certain parts of China?
Not all of China.
The tradition exists in few parts of China.
It's because the people believe that the more people they have at the funeral,
the more honor the dead person receives.
- It's to get more people? - Yes.
- There's a tradition. - That's weird.
Since it's ruining the Chinese culture,
they have to pay about $12,000 in fine if they are caught.
- So it's illegal? - Yes.
All right.
Let's listen to Belgium news.
Hello. I don't know if we should laugh or cry about this news.
In a church at a certain village,
they held a funeral for a dog.
What is it about?
A certain news received a lot of attention recently in Belgium.
A proper funeral was held for a chihuahua at a church.
- A dog funeral? - Yes. I brought a picture.
As you can see...
What the?
As you can see, the friends and their dogs came together at a church.
- Oh, I see the dogs too. - Yes, there were dogs too.
The issue was about a dog having the right to receive a proper funeral or not.
The opinions are split in half.
Some say that this is crazy.
They think that the dogs shouldn't enter such a holy place.
They think the church did it for the money.
On the other hand, some say that a pet is family
so it's okay to commemorate them.
They don't see the problem in holding a funeral.
I'm sure people who have had pets can relate since they really are like family.
But it might be different from a church's perspective.
We don't know what religion the dog believed in.
I heard that dogs don't have souls.
The religion says that animals don't have souls.
And the funeral is only held for the souls.
I don't think that's true.
I'm talking about the Catholic Church's perspective.
They believe that humans have souls, and that's
the difference between them and the animals.
Sujan disagrees.
Sujan, don't cows have souls?
We hold funerals for them like we do for humans.
For example, we put stuff on them
and clothe them like we do for humans.
So we believe that they have souls.
So we have a ceremony for them.
There's a day for animals in Belgium.
We bless the animals like horses and dogs, but we don't baptize them.
That's the difference.
Bless versus baptize.
So having the animals enter the church became an issue.
All right.
Since most people only have one child in China,
a lot of the elderlies raise pets.
One professor used about $17,500 after his pet died for his funeral.
And another things, since a long time ago...
Crockama... cracket?
Cricket.
Is it a cross between cricket and lama?
A crockama.
Since a long time ago, the King and the royal family played with crickets...
- Crickets. - Crickets, right.
They liked having the crickets fight.
A lot of people participated in it.
After the cricket that won first place at a contest died,
the owner made a coffin made out of gold for it.
A coffin for a cricket?
I don't have a pet, but I think I'd do that for any pet that I have.
I think I'd hold a funeral for my pet.
- Right? Since you love your pet. - Right.
- They cremate them too. - Do they do that a lot in Korea too?
I think it's becoming more popular.
It already exists in Japan, right?
Yes, it's very developed in Japan.
- A dog funeral? - Yes.
Dog graves and dog clothes for funeral.
There are coffins too.
If the owner dies first, the dog is left by itself.
So people set it up with their insurance company beforehand
and ask them to bury their dog later on next to to their grave.
There's a service for that.
It's set up well.
And the interesting thing is with the robotic dogs.
- Robot pets. - Robot dogs.
People even hold funerals for those.
That's a bit too...
When they're broken?
Do they put them in lava like in "The Terminator"?
Robotic dogs don't have souls, right?
(No)
They don't have souls.
After they hold funerals for robots that can't be repaired anymore,
the parts are taken to given to other robot dogs that need them.
- Like organ transplant? - Yes.
That's what they do.
Robot dogs are interesting.
What's a space funeral?
What's this?
A new product was launched where you can give a space funeral for your pets.
There are several packages.
The cheapest one is about $1,060.
You put the remains of your pet in a capsule, engrave it, and launch it into space.
After it's launched, it goes into space but comes back.
Why?
Because there's an even more expensive package.
It's cheaper when it comes back?
- That's right. - What about the more expensive one?
The more expensive one costs about $4,360.
If you select this package, you put the remains in the earth's orbit.
It will travel the orbit.
Isn't it harsh to have it come back for paying less?
I'm sure the price differs depending on the weight.
- I bet. - 1 pound costs $10,000.
So for the bigger dogs...
He knows a lot of useless stuff.
- He's very interested in space stuff. - He watches a lot of news.
- He follows NASA. - That's right.
I watched a Youtube clip, and it's very expensive.
The price is calculated based on 1 gram of remains.
I think it sounds fun.
You said it comes back to earth, but where does it return to?
To Korea.
To Gangneung in Korea.
To Changnyeong.
A dog from Missouri ends up in Changnyeong.
If you keep sending them to space, won't it cause a problem for satellites?
It becomes trash in space.
I can't tell you much about the rules and regulations.
I'm not the representative of the company.
Tyler isn't representing NASA today.
He was just letting us know.
(I'm going to look it up when I get home)
We heard about the late news from each country.
Looking forward to it next week too!
Let me introduce you to today's Korean representatives.
This group doesn't feel like strangers to me.
They have a special relationship with you.
They're like family.
They helped you go up a ladder.
They were the stepping stone of me launching a freelancing career.
Your irresistible charm is like Lucifer.
(What was that?)
(Like this)
The group that shines the most, SHINee's Onew and Minho!
(SHINee's Onew and Minho)
(Onew, 27, Korean, singer) (Minho, 25, Korean, singer)
You guys always look the same!
- They got more handsome. - They're good looking.
- Have a seat. - Hello.
SHINee's Onew and Minho are here.
Can you introduce yourselves?
I'm SHINee's leader, Onew.
Hello, I'm Minho from SHINee.
(Nice to meet you)
I heard you can introduce yourselves in multiple languages since you perform abroad.
That's right.
- I bet. - Right.
The fans like it when we introduce ourselves in their language.
- Of course. - First, in Korean, we say...
Two, three.
Hello, we're bling bling SHINee.
In Japanese, we say...
- Since it's night time... - Okay.
Good evening...
(My goodness)
That was way too short!
Even he can say that much.
Good evening. Thank you for the food.
(Embarrassed)
Why did you say welcome and then eat?
In English, we say, "Hello, we're SHINee."
That's very short.
In French, we say...
- What does the first word mean? - "We are."
It means, "we are."
In Chinese, we say...
And in Thai, we say...
(They're all the same!)
You're just saying "We are SHINee" bunch of times!
In Russian, it would be like this, right?
That's right.
It works for everything. What about Italian?
(Cleared Russia and Italy in an instant!)
Which language are you most confident in?
I'm not confident about languages.
But I'm most confident in Korean.
Besides Korean.
Besides Korean?
(Don't get flustered)
Maybe you speak Japanese more fluently since you perform there a lot.
Not us two.
We're not that good.
Out of our members, Key is the most fluent in Japanese.
He's good with languages.
- What about Taemin? - Taemin is good at dancing.
We were going to ask you to speak in different languages since we have people here.
I think it will be hard.
What do you think of when you see Hyun-moo?
Do you think of him as one of the members?
Not really a member but...
When we were promoting our album in Japan,
it felt like Hyun-moo promoted our album in Korea in our place.
- That's right. - You sang "Lucifer" so much.
It felt like he sang "Lucifer" more than us on TV.
I'm not joking. I bet I sang "Lucifer" the most out of the people in Korea.
For real.
I think so.
You weren't in the country because of the overseas promotions.
Whenever I went on variety shows, I sang the song.
The viewers may want to watch SHINee's performance of "Lucifer" instead of Hyun-moo's.
- Right. - So we have put together...
- We prepared a mini performance. - SHINee can just stay put.
The group's name is Shabang.
Shabang instead of SHINee.
Sam, Robin, and Takuya will perform "Sherlock."
"Sherlock" is an awesome song.
We're not great dancers, but we'll try our best.
- We'll keep that in mind. - Blair wasn't included?
I don't want to do it.
We realized that all of his dances look the same.
You're not that different from me.
He keeps on bouncing up and down.
(How cute)
Please greet Shabang with an applause!
(SHINee's "Sherlock" has an amazing synchronized dance!)
(What will Shabang's "Sherlock" look like?)
- There they go. - They prepared something.
Really?
(Very curious)
(Here comes Shabang)
(Surprised)
(SHINee isn't the only group that shines, Shabang shines too)
(This is the global synchronized dance)
You guys look awesome!
The three look good.
(This place is no joke...)
That's amazing.
(Can't be more perfect than this)
(Dance-holic)
Look at Sam!
(We're Shabang)
(Very touched)
(Shabang is awesome)
That was so much better than I expected.
The two kept saying that it was amazing.
They picked out the main points and performed them really well.
I was surprised.
Shabang.
How long did you practice that for?
We practiced it today.
Today?
They learned it fast because they're all good dancers.
Sam kind of free-styled it at the end.
I think he has a lot of energy.
He has too much energy.
You don't have enough energy!
He's an idol!
(Just kidding Takuya)
Shall we show you what real synchronized dance looks like?
Can you please show us?
Yes, the same part.
The same part? Okay!
(We'll show you if you want!)
I think we can perform it together.
A collaboration between SHINee and Shabang?
Really?!
(Excited)
(Transforming themselves)
(SHINee and Shabang rewriting the history of "Sherlock")
(What is he doing?)
(Every eye is on them)
(The synchronized dance is on another level)
(Even a robot would be jealous of their perfect dance)
(Eyes growing big)
You guys look awesome!
(Perfect teamwork)
(Laughing hysterically)
(Here comes the dance outlaw)
(Someone please stop him...)
Get out of the way!
(The outlaw is thrown out)
(We are SHINee & Shabang)
(Bravo!)
(Very excited)
A Tetris block came out of nowhere.
(So funny)
It turned into Tetris all of a sudden.
That scared me.
(Thank you SHINee & Shabang for the awesome performance)
We'll start the 47th Non Summit Meeting now.
Onew and Minho, please read us the agenda.
I'm a college student with a dream of becoming a global leader.
I was touched by the movie about General Yi Sun-sin last year
and have been watching the drama now.
After seeing how our ancestor was unable to
save the people despite having the best vassals,
I'm learning how important the role of a leader is.
In a difficult and heartless world we have today, we need a real leader.
But I'm sad that there's no leader who I can look up to.
Am I abnormal for thinking that our society doesn't have a real leader?
I'd like to propose this as today's agenda.
Onew is SHINee's leader, right?
- Yes. - How was he chosen?
Because of age.
You were chosen in a traditional way.
Yes. Because he's the oldest in our group,
he's more mature in the way he thinks,
and we thought he'd be able to lead us.
That's why Onew was chosen as the leader.
It's a very big agenda.
The definition of a leader.
A job search website hosted a survey on what
employees think an ideal leader should be like.
Many said that someone who is considerate, has a soft
charisma and takes initiative is the ideal leader.
- That's hard to find. - Right.
When asked if they had a leader who fits close to that ideal,
60% of the people said no.
We'll take a look at the requirements of being a leader
and who the ideal leader should be in today's world.
We'll vote on "Am I abnormal for thinking
that our society doesn't have a real leader?"
He thinks our society doesn't have a real leader.
If you think he's abnormal, please press your buttons.
One, two three!
If you press the button, you believe there is a real leader.
If Minho thinks there's no real leader...
Is he talking about Onew?
I'm talking about the society, not SHINee.
He looks flustered!
(Presses the button for him)
(Just kidding)
I'm sure it means a lot of things.
Let's hear from those who think it's abnormal. Guillaume?
Although we have great people as leaders today,
their achieve...
- Achievements. - Yes, achievements!
- How did he understand that? - How did you know what he meant?
When you achieve something, it becomes an achievement.
He's smart.
I think we'll see that as time passes.
After the great people have passed away,
people start missing them.
We think that the people from the past were greater leaders.
We can know their real value after time has passed?
- We don't know when they're alive? - It's nostalgia.
Nostalgia.
The reason I think it's normal is this.
Through the use of internet and social media,
the leaders have lost their credibility more than before.
In France, we saw that the leader had an affair.
These things were unimaginable before.
I think today's society doesn't have a great
leader as before since we see all the bad stuff.
Yuan really wants to talk right now.
Yes, I completely disagree.
He always disagrees.
Completely disagree.
He completely disagrees.
- That's refreshing. - "Completely" is a refreshing word.
"I completely dislike him."
He "completely" disagrees.
Why do you completely disagree?
We're expecting today's leaders to be at the level of leaders from the past.
I think there were 2 requirements for people to become a leader in the past.
(Always with the two things)
I was wondering when you'd say that.
Two requirements.
One is having a dream or a goal.
The second one is power. People could become a leader if they had power.
The society used to be all about going with the majority.
If they had power, they can just push for it and become a leader.
But now, we live in a democratic society.
Even if you have the power, you can't have a big influence right away.
So I think it's impossible to require today's leaders to do the same as past leaders.
So I think our requirements for the leaders should also change.
It's been a while since he said something we can all understand.
(Yuan has finally matured)
You "completely" did a good job.
It was great.
Tyler "completely" approves.
All right.
The important point is what the Chinese representative said.
- Stuff like the environment... - He called him Chinese representative.
The guy talked about historical figures like General
Yi Sun-shin and said he doesn't see any leaders.
We can't compare historical leaders to the present leaders.
They are all historical records written by the winning party.
It could've been glamorized.
So we can't compare the two.
- That's impossible. - You're right.
But we have to look at the actions taken in history.
If we look at the actions...
People like Charles de Gaulle... They didn't have people standing in front of them.
What does that mean?
- Tell me. - Say it in French.
It's cool, right Minho?
You mean they take the responsibility?
He understood it again.
Did you understand that?
He knows French too?
He speaks about 15 languages.
Please translate it for us.
There used to be leaders who experienced the same pain as the people, but not anymore.
They're not as great as they used to be.
In a democratic society, someone can
become a leader even if people don't follow them.
I think the people here say that there are no real leaders because of that.
"They became leaders even though I didn't vote for them."
"That's why they're not real leaders."
I think that's why people are saying that.
But I think that's wrong.
The guy is saying that he hasn't found a leader who helps him dream or have hope.
He thinks that there's no role model for him.
Isn't that normal?
It sounds like the guy is looking for a hero, not a leader.
Heroes like Yi Sun-sin.
- Like the Avengers. - You're right.
He's looking for someone who's perfect.
You said this earlier too.
Since we live in a democratic society now,
it's very hard to become a heroic leader like the ones in our fantasy.
In a democratic society, we have democratic leaders.
The presidents or the prime ministers don't have as much power as we think.
But don't people acknowledge them as leaders and
heroes after their stories have been passed on?
That requires time, and it's what makes up the history.
That's why when we see the people in the leader's position
today, we don't realize that they're real leaders.
Please breathe between your sentences.
I agreed with what Daniel said.
I think today's society is very divided.
The society is made up of many people's opinions.
I think that's why we don't have an ideal heroic leader.
It's hard.
Politics is very hard.
It's not an issue of right and wrong or pushing something.
It's about tolerance and understanding.
It's not an easy thing to have a powerful leadership in a democratic society.
It's more difficult than before.
Leader describes someone who has the role of leading a group.
The 2015 list of the 100 most influential people in an American news magazine
had 9 Asians in it.
And there were no Koreans among the 9.
Does each country believe that they have a leader?
Can you raise your hands?
One, two, three!
Tyler, Ilya, Zhang Yuan...
Julian.
Onew, is there a leader you think of?
A leader of Korea.
I think there are a lot of people around who could be called leaders.
It could be your father or mother.
A leader is a leader.
Someone who can lead the family.
He's saying that every head of the family is a leader.
I think those small leaders come together and make up Korea.
Is this a PSA?
- What a very nice statement. - It's like a PSA.
Our fathers and mothers make Korea.
I love Korea.
I think it'd be fun to have our unofficial representatives talk about their officials.
I'm sure they'll talk about abnormal stuff.
Who do you think is today's leader of your country?
Out of the leaders in China, I think Xi Jinping is the big leader of China right now.
Although the world's economy isn't doing that great right now,
the poor people's income is increasing in China.
He's working hard to fight corruption.
So if we keep having leaders like him,
I think China will become a country where everyone will have power.
I heard about what people think of Xi Jinping in China.
I heard a lot of the younger generation support him.
It's because he's very motivated to get rid of corruption.
For example, he looked at the flowers at the National People's Congress
and told them to get rid of them because it's a waste of money.
It's improving the Chinese society,
but the rich are hating it.
That's what I heard.
In Russia, I think our current president, Putin, is the greatest leader in history.
In 2014 issue of Forbes,
he was selected as the number one influential person.
Russians think of him as a very charismatic, powerful, and influential politician.
Even though there are 2 different opinions about him...
Would you like to listen to a different opinion on Putin?
- What other countries think of him. - Do you completely disagree with him?
China and Russia are on very good terms right now.
But personally...
He's considered a hero.
But I think he'd be more successful as a celebrity.
- It's because... - That's a very different view.
Through prulalism right now...
You mean populism.
What's prulalism?
Making things plural?
- Pupulism right? - It's populism.
He's running the country through populism.
He has the support of 86% of the people.
This is unimaginable in a democratic society.
This is actually unimaginable in China too.
We're supposed to be assessing leaders right now.
I think having that much support in his country
means that he's doing a good job as a leader.
But I wonder if having that much support of the people is actually a good thing.
In this case, the support is close to being a cult.
I wonder if people think things in Russia are improving
or if Putin is just feeding his people good things
and telling them that Russia is going to be great.
First, people outside of Russia lack a lot of information about Putin.
There's a reason why so many people support him.
20th century was the most difficult time for Russia.
After Putin had become president, we got banks,
people started receiving salaries, the country become safe,
and the people got the opportunity to enjoy benefits.
That's why we have no choice but to support Putin.
I think it's impressive that he has that much support.
In Canada, you can become the prime minister with just about 35% support rate.
Putin said that his annual income is in the
191th place out of the people in government.
It's not a lot.
But his watch costs more than an average person's annual income.
His childhood friend became the CEO of a bank.
After seeing those things, there's no way that corruption doesn't exist.
Problems do exist.
Of course there are a lot of problems like corruption.
Russians know about everything.
A lot of Russians criticize Putin too.
But his accomplishments outweigh the bad things.
I got exactly what you're saying.
- That was a very direct expression. - This is Ilya's personal opinion.
There was a saying that a perfect government would be a perfect dictatorship.
It meant that a perfect person had to be a dictator to create a perfect government.
- Only if they're a perfect person. - Right. Since no one is perfect,
there needs to be a democracy instead of dictatorship.
What each country thinks about its leader may change
based on the political or economic situation.
Like what we said about Putin.
What about Obama?
Tyler said Obama is a leader.
Everyone wants to talk.
Let's listen to a strong one. Yuan.
- A strong one. - Zhang Yuan.
- Do you completely disagree? - He doesn't look happy.
First of all, Obama is a...
good person.
Is he a friend?
Do you guys text?
(A good person)
(Obama is such a good person)
He's a good person because he's developing policies for the poor in America.
He's a very good president, but...
When the unemployment rate increases or if the factories close down in America,
he says that it's because China stole the factories
and employment opportunities with their cheap pay.
But these things are...
This is just my personal opinion.
- He's become very humble. - I think Obama needs to fix that about himself.
After the economic crisis, Obama restored the economy very quickly.
That was his big strength.
- But he didn't keep a lot of his promises. - He didn't.
But still, he raised the economy before it collapsed...
He did raise it, but he didn't create laws to prevent future crisis.
He promised he would, but he hasn't.
He hasn't been keeping his promises, or he's been unable to keep them.
Or he's just not keeping them.
Are you criticizing him for not leading a Wall Street Reform?
I don't know what that means.
Wall Street!
Stop pretending like you understood him!
All you have to do is just smile.
Why are you yelling at Robin!
He laughed at me!
A person is allowed to smile!
(Sympathizing with each other)
I was very proud to have the first Black president in America.
I thought that the racial discrimination would decrease after Obama became president,
but that wasn't the case at all. The racial discrimination is still increasing.
I personally like Obama a lot.
I think he's a good president.
People have been saying that Obama is weak and powerless.
But that's because of the current situation in America.
From Russia's perspective, Obama not having the power is an opportunity for us.
Obama is an opportunity for Russia!
It's very interesting and fun to hear all these people talking about our president.
But the first thought that came to mind is that
a lot of people don't know about the power that the American president has.
Our president...
- You know in Western Go... - You mean Chess.
Yes. When someone leaves in the middle of playing chess,
our president has to fill in that spot and continue on with the game.
When they take the seat, they're not dealing with the game they created.
They have to continue playing the game with
the policies that someone else has started.
There are a lot of promises that all of the presidents, not just Obama, haven't kept.
That's right.
So considering that, there are always people who support him and those who don't.
It's always like that.
What do you think so far? Did you know the show would be like this?
No, but they're much more eloquent than what I've seen on TV.
I think they have a very specific perspective.
- I can understand everything. - I don't know what's going on.
(Please try a bit harder...)
Leaders aren't the only ones who represent their country.
Before these representatives were interviewed, they all held big positions.
You didn't lie just because we can't confirm it, right?
Did any of you guys hold a leadership position like a class president?
Raise your hands if you did. One, two, three!
- Onew... - And Minho.
Both of you guys? Me too.
I'm sure everyone has done it before. Oh! Not Guillaume!
- The captain of the ski team? - No.
Captain of the game team?
No.
Then he's the only one who hasn't done it?
I don't know why everyone wants to be a leader.
- We're asking for who's done it before. - It happens naturally.
You didn't do it because you didn't want to?
I didn't want to become the classroom leader either, but people pushed me.
Me too.
My teacher asked me to write down names of people who talked,
and I wrote down the name of the guy who can fight well.
He said he'd kill me so I erased his name right away.
I'm an introvert right now.
but I was a very proactive kid.
I was the classroom president from elementary school to my second year of high school.
- Really? - Yes.
We picked representatives for each subject.
Because I was more ambitious back then,
our class put on a lot of plays and comedic acts.
So I wrote the script and got the costumes ready and everything.
After that, our class placed in the top for best grades.
(That's amazing)
You performed your role well!
Because we had fun with the activities and got good grades,
our teacher was very proud of us.
You wrote the comedy play yourself?
Yes, because I could write scripts.
And did you say at the end, "This isn't right."
"There are two things we need to learn."
I was the captain of the b-boy team.
I was co-captains with another friend.
We taught the kids in our town.
And we sent them off to competitions.
The kids still keep in touch.
That means you were the best dancer in the team, right?
I wasn't the best dancer, but I was the best teacher.
I think that's why I got chosen.
The ones who aren't good are usually better teachers.
Since I wasn't good...
And he's even modest.
I played soccer for a long time.
- The team captain? - I was the team captain many times.
They don't pick the best player. There's another reason for it.
Since the players fight a lot during the games,
the captain has to stop the fight when players from the same team are fighting.
We don't really see it happen in our country,
but they fight amongst themselves.
Italy is no joke. They go like this right away.
I watched a clip of players from the same team fighting and
the goalie from the opposite team trying to stop them.
The most common thing is when there are two strikers and one is leading the ball.
If he passes it to the other guy, he can shoot it in.
But he gets greedy and tries to make the shoot himself.
- He doesn't make it. - Then he goes like this.
And the goalie is trying to stop them.
"Guys stop it. It can happen."
- "You should've passed it to me!" - "Let me have a go too!"
- "You call that a shoot?!" - "You think you could've made it?!"
"It's my bad for catching the ball!"
That's what they do. It was so funny.
Minho and Onew, you guys held positions too?
I think I was pushed into it.
- The good looking ones did it back then. - That's right!
- That's a face of a classroom leader. - You're right.
I was the leader of the PE class.
- I loved sports. - I bet you were very popular.
When did you realize that you were good looking?
Since he was born.
The first time he looked in the mirror.
He thought, "Is that a painting?"
I look very different from what I looked like in elementary school.
I think my face changed a lot.
Do you think you're good looking?
- I think I was cute. - I'm talking about now.
- Hyun-moo, you think you're good looking. - That's right.
I don't think I'm good looking...
Just average.
You must think I look like a monster.
Stop it.
(You're just good looking)
Anyway, it seems like everyone has experience of being a leader.
- A leader has a hard role. - It's hard.
We won't know from just talking about it.
Our positions aren't easy positions either...
- Oh, really? - See? People say that.
I know it's embarrassing to say.
We conducted a survey on everyone.
We asked the G12 who they think shouldn't be a leader.
- Out of the people here. - We did a survey.
Someone who shouldn't be a leader. With overwhelming votes...
- Overwhelming? - Three people were picked.
Zhang Yuan, Guillaume, and Blair were picked.
- The reasons were... - Zhang Yuan is too radical.
Guillaume doesn't listen to others.
He doesn't understand Korean, so he'll say something weird.
Blair says a lot of ridiculous stuff.
That's what it says.
(It's a joke)
(Okay mate)
We're just kidding.
For about 10 minutes, these 3 will lead the Non Summit Meeting.
(We're looking forward to it...)
(The 3 chairmen!)
Let's try it. Please come on out.
(The fake Non Summit Meeting)
(Went from being chairmen to becoming Korean representatives!)
(The fake Non Summit Meeting with new representatives)
That looks weird.
Guillaume really looks awkward.
No I don't!
Do you guys feel different?
It makes me desperate.
I'm worried that I won't get a chance to talk.
Seriously. I've never sat here before.
- It's a lot farther than you'd expect. - Aren't you going to start?
- Please start.
- Oh right! - The main host!
The meeting is in session.
I'm the Chairman of Non Summit Meeting, Guillaume.
- I'm Secretary General Blair. - I'm Chairman Zhang Yuan.
We are Guiblzhang!
They claim that they're the official representatives...
Is nobody listening?!
What did you say?
The G12 who claim that they're official representatives are here again today!
(Welcome national representatives!)
(He has already adjusted)
I messed up the words.
- Sorry. - I'm sure the three chairmen
find their new seats as awk as we do.
Oh, he means awkward.
It's like having a class conference in elementary school.
Then let's first have people give one compliment to China.
- Is it in the script? - This is the Cultural Celebration.
You have to say it differently.
(The chairman's pivotal role)
What are you talking about?
(The chairmen's beating with a long history)
(His shoulders were always sore)
(A detailed reenactment)
(The creator of shoulder beating)
You have to say it like this.
Cultural Celebration!
Nothing is happening.
It's frustrating.
We'll start the first fake Non Summit Meeting.
The first topic is the crisis theory about Non Summit Meeting.
We'll debate for 10 minutes about whether Non Summit Meeting will be all right.
He's good!
Good job Blair!
All right, let's first analyze the reasons.
He means "analyze the reasons."
Thank you.
But hold on. If you think we're in a crisis, please raise your hands.
Please raise your hands if you think we're in a crisis.
- One... - No, press your buttons!
Just press the buttons instead of raising your hands.
Can you guys come to a conclusion?
Press your buttons if you think we're in a crisis!
One, two, three!
(Everyone pressed the button except Onew)
All right, Onew is the only one who didn't press his button.
Let's hear from him!
To be honest, I think things are great.
- You think it's good? - Yes.
Things get a little shaky, but they get better again.
I think it's fine so far.
Thank you.
Robin, what do you think...
Since Guillaume and I aren't that fluent in Korean,
we'll study Korean more
and work hard to get 6% viewers rating.
What's your standard of studying hard?
How many hours per day?
Last time I asked him, he said 2 hours a week meant you're studying hard.
No, I didn't say that.
Is the leader lying right now?
- You're being so heartless! - He said two hours per week!
Did you or did you not?
Mr. Chairman, you're being so heartless.
This is mine!
All of this is the cause of the crisis.
This is why we're in a crisis!
Takuya, you haven't said a word.
As a viewer, I mean--
What do you mean, "as a viewer"?!
Takuya, what do you think we can do to raise the viewer ratings again?
Since you're a viewer.
- The viewer ratings? - Yes.
First, I think we need new Chairmen.
- Okay. - It's not going well right now.
Oh, that's what you meant.
What's the actual agenda?
The agenda is...
They're all talking about different things.
(So disorganized)
Please get new people. What is this?
Hyun-moo is already worried.
I want to talk seriously about this crisis theory.
I don't think we're in a crisis, but I think a chance is needed.
I just had this thought--
Yes, Ilya. What do you think?
Wow, that was a clean cut!
- He's good. - Good job!
(Chairman Guillaume shows heartless leadership)
First, I agree with what the Korean representative just said.
For example, I think it'd be a good idea for all of us to switch our roles for an episode.
For example, I'll represent the U.S. and Tyler can--
No way!
(I like it)
Or what about this? Let's follow the trend.
Cooking programs are popular these days.
We should cook a dish from our countries.
The thing we need to realize is...
Our program is about debating.
We need to keep that while we try something new.
I think things are going well right now.
I feel the most proud and happy when
after the guests have spent about 6 hours filming for this show,
they say that show is fun and educational.
The fact that people from different countries can come
together to talk about serious topics in Korean...
I think that's more than enough--
Then why do you think we're in a crisis?
I pressed it because everyone else did. I have 2 reasons.
Please don't just make up 2 things.
I think you're talking too much.
Am I not allowed to talk a lot?
If you think we can overcome the crisis for Non Summit Meeting,
please press your buttons.
One, two, three!
(Sung Si-kyung, Takuya, and Alberto say crisis can't be overcome)
Those who didn't press the button, please get out.
(Chairman Zhang's extreme leadership)
- Yuan, please wrap it up for us. - Okay.
- It's over already? - Yes.
That ends our first fake Non Summit Meeting.
Until the day we are all cra...
Until the day we are all crazy.
- Let me try again. - You have to hit him harder.
(Two slaps at once)
Se-yoon has never done that before.
You should try it.
(Korean idiot)
(Touched)
Until the day we all become normal.
You're normal, but seem abnormal, but actually normal.
We don't know when it would be, but we'll be back!
- We'll be back. - The meeting is over.
(The first fake Non Summit Meeting is over)
That was funny.
Se-yoon try doing it.
This?
You have to it like this.
- Do it hard. - It will be refreshing.
I have to do it now.
(Good job)
(Emotional)
(An encore)
Double slap!
He learned it.
I learned something.
Now that I've seen the three do it, I realized how good you guys are.
Because you only show us--
Stop trying to take their place!
There's nothing there!
Julian my goodness!
That's not what I meant.
We get to learn things naturally.
This segment was to get you guys to say that.
I was very nervous.
If they do a good job, then we're not needed here.
If the 3 of them did a good job, then the producers would've debated about it.
I was scared that I had a nameplate.
But I relaxed once Yuan opened his mouth.
Let's go Non Summit Meeting!
(Felt the importance of leadership)
The qualifications of being a leader always become a hot topic.
"The Prince" by Machiavelli is a book about the qualifications of a prince.
The book claimed that flexibility is important.
Flexibility and fundamental principle. Which one do you think is more important?
We're always conflicted about that.
We'll hold a vote right away.
Does flexibility or keeping the fundamental principle matter more for a leader?
Who thinks principles matter more?
One, two, three!
(6 for principle VS 8 for flexibility)
Sujan, Yuan, Daniel, Takuya, Alberto, and Sam.
Onew and Minho, you guys vote for flexibility?
Yes.
- One mind. - Confident answer.
Why?
I think there are times when principles matter,
but I think flexibility matters more.
I think a leader needs to take in different opinions, blend them well,
and express them together for things to go well.
But for SHINee...
Since there are different groups, I feel that they need flexibility.
But if you just solve problems with flexibility,
I think that can actually create a misunderstanding.
But if there are principles set in stone, things can follow the rules to some extent.
- You think it can be abused. - Yes.
I think a real leader lead by being flexible.
That's how they rose to that leadership position.
One of the examples is Mandela.
A famous quote by him is, "I'm not a saint,"
"unless you think of a saint as a sinner who keeps on trying."
Mandela made a lot of mistakes too.
But he learned from those and now he's recognized as a leader by everyone.
- You said his name like... - You're talking about your neighbor.
Mandela!
Yes, Mandela?
He's right here. Okay.
Hey bro. We should meet up.
Give me one second.
(Dela is the Chairmen's best friend)
I think flexibility is very important because it depends on the situation.
If you only keep to the principle, it might not be the right thing to do.
I think wisdom and flexibility are similar concepts.
If you're flexible, you also need wisdom.
(I have a counterargument)
I think principles matter more because a leader isn't above the law.
If I were a good actor,
I can stick to the principles at first and just
do whatever I want when I become a leader.
I shouldn't be a leader then.
- That's not what I'm saying. - Flexibility doesn't mean that.
That's not what that means at all.
It means you're being flexible.
But what's the criteria?
I think a flexible person is a kind person.
But I don't think a kind person is fit to be a leader.
I'm in a group called Cross Gene.
I used to be the leader in the beginning because I'm...
Are you saying that you're kind?
He's complimenting himself.
That's not what I wanted to say.
I'm not the leader right now though.
I was more flexible and listened to others instead of sticking to the principles.
He's wrong.
- There are two types of leaders. - Let Takuya finish.
(Just fight)
- You're an expert at cutting people off! - Let me finish.
Let me finish.
Let's listen to Takuya.
You shouldn't be the one saying that.
- You should listen to yourself! - Good job.
I think a leader needs to be decisive.
Decisive.
If you're flexible and listen to other people,
you might be slow at reaching a decision.
But there are two types of leaders. One is...
(That's my signature phrase)
There's a leader who's like a magnet. Everyone is attracted to them.
There's a leader who understands the people's problem and
proposes a solution.
Leaders who only stick to principles usually carry a risk of becoming a dictator.
Isn't keeping the principle the opposite of becoming a dictator?
I think one who does whatever he wants is more like a dictator.
No.
Principle is objective and flexibility is subjective.
I think a flexible person has a higher chance of becoming a dictator.
Principle is something that everyone agreed upon. It can't be perfect.
We'll have another vote.
There's a famous story of Ma Su. People who
read the History of Three States would know.
- Yuan, do you know the story? - Yes.
A strategist had to kill his subordinate, general Ma Su, after he lost a battle
for the sake of keeping the principles, even though he cared about Ma Su a lot.
If he were flexible and let it slide that one time,
then he wouldn't be able to face the other generals.
They'd be upset that he got a free pass.
Let's vote on this.
When your subordinate has lost a battle, would you kill him or
let him live?
Those who will kill him!
One, two, three!
(6 for kill VS 8 for not kill) How scary!
- Zhang Yuan. - Zhang Yuan!
You look like you're ready for the sword.
Robin.
Onew.
Humans aren't perfect.
And laws are made by humans, so there is no perfect law.
I think you should be able to break the imperfect law
or the law that doesn't fit the time when certain situations arise.
Then there would be no end.
No, if you keep it transparent, it can work.
Because you'd be criticized by others.
Let's try this.
Let's say you let Ma Su live.
I'd let him live.
You're the leader and I'm Ma Su, and you let me live.
And General Se-yoon is a terrible general.
He lost the battle again. What are you going to do about him?
Captain.
I know you let General Hyun-moo live last time.
It's his third time losing.
The reason I let him live is...
He's...
I mean I need to make a good reason.
(What are you talking about?)
- You're not a good general. - So you're going to kill me?
- Are you going to cut me? - Yes.
I think I would've let him live too.
But I'd have to take responsibility for the consequences.
- Right. - I think that's the most important part.
What are you going to do after he's lost 105 battles?
Why am I always losing?
But there's a reason.
There are people who are absolutely needed at the time.
He's going to cut me too!
If you insist on sticking to the principles too much,
I think everything comes to a standstill. There's no progress.
- No progress. - It's like that in politics.
But leaders who are flexible and know how to yield,
they're able to accomplish more, and people like them.
Everything Tyler said is right.
But the ones who should change the principles are the people, not the leaders.
If a leader changes the principle, then that's the end.
The leader has to stick to it.
But I need to bring up something.
We're famous for following rules.
There's a saying in Germany, "There's no rule without exception."
I'm alive!
You're the exception.
(General Yoo lives thanks to Daniel)
I think it will be easier if we think like this.
There are several things that can happen if you let him live.
There can be two important outcomes...
(Please give us three for once!)
It's hard for him to think of 3.
There are 2 things that can happen.
First, your military power will be gone.
The second one is that you have to let others live if something similar happens.
Eventually, you would've lost all of your military power.
But if you kill Ma Su,
there could be positive outcomes.
There's an idiom in China.
You can warn 100 people if you kill 1 person.
- One punishment, hundred warning. - Yes, it's like that.
If that one person dies, others will realize they have to work harder.
They'll fight more bravely and work harder.
It's a strategy.
What I want to ask the Chinese representative is...
What's the meaning of law?
A law is supposed to protect the people and keep peace.
That's for today's world.
(Hold on!)
A law is a system that we made to protect the people and keep peace.
If this general is the most talented general in the country,
the people might experience worse times if I kill this general.
I completely disagree.
Robin completely disagrees.
I think flexibility is the most important as well,
but I don't think you should let him live.
The reason for saving him is because he's your friend.
If that's the reason you let him live, the leader's image is gone.
And since you're in the middle of a war,
the country might collapse.
On the contrary--
he can be someone who changes the history.
Before him, everyone was executed. But he can be the one who changes that tradition.
But because so many people were beheaded before that--
- Then starting now-- - But all the other generals already know.
Does it mean we have to follow that?
Robin's voice is getting louder.
When the war is over, they will forget it.
He's going to cry.
So am I alive now?
- For now, yes. - I will keep you alive.
The reason they have the summit meeting and us,
this show, is because of the need for flexibility.
- Right. - We're always discussing about flexibility.
- We can't really say which is better. - Correct.
You are watching Non Summit Meeting where we hope everyone will be a true leader.
Leaders need to make a speech in front of the masses.
Being able to speak eloquently is a part of leaders' requirements.
Have we ever seen a case where their speech was controversial?
Slip of the tongue.
When the prime minister of Australia visited Canada,
he mispronounced Canada. He pronounced it Canadia.
I didn't know about this.
(During a press conference)
(Trying to be calm)
Isn't it a big mess-up if a representative of a country
can't even pronounce the country's name right?
We were so embarrassed.
It's like calling Korea, Karea.
Like Australia, Australian, I know it's easy
to be confused between Canada and Canadian.
I do understand, but because he's the prime minister, it was so--
I couldn't believe that he made a mistake like that.
Were you embarrassed?
Yes, very much so.
You can't not talk about Berlusconi in discussing inappropriate things people say.
- He's the worst. - Is he?
He was talking about Obama, and he said
Obama is very young, good looking, and tanned.
He said Obama got a good tanning.
Obama has all the qualities to agree with me.
He's young, handsome, and tanned.
That's why I think we will be able to work together well.
He wasn't being racist. He was trying to be funny.
But he shouldn't have done that at such official meeting.
If Americans hear this--
- It's offensive. - Very offensive.
What did he say when he was criticized?
He called them idiots who misunderstood what he was trying to say.
Idiots who misunderstood?
He called them idiots.
This happened once. All the European summits were taking a picture after EU meeting.
In Italy, doing this to someone is an insult.
- Like this? Does it mean a devil? - No.
It means that your wife's cheating on you right now.
He did this to the prime minister of Spain.
What an oddball.
(He looks very satisfied for some reason)
He's so odd.
Imagine Korean president doing this to Japan's prime minister.
What do other European countries think about his behavior?
It's so funny.
Honesty, it's really funny.
For us, it's beyond shocking.
So is it acceptable in Europe or is it still inappropriate?
Even in Italy, ordinary people can do this. It's funny.
But it's absolutely not okay to do this in a formal setting.
But this is nothing.
Once, Germany's politician spoke very aggressively at a meeting.
(Germany's politician was criticizing Berlusconi harshly)
Senator, some producers are making a movie about Nazi.
I think it'll be great if you could play Gestapo.
He said he should play Gestapo's role.
What a strange man.
What is he doing these days?
He's retired from politics.
He should write a book of collected funny sayings.
It's insane.
I'm surprised he could become a prime minister
with all the things he said.
Me too.
I think it's even funnier that he could keep his job after all those things he said.
How did he get voted?
I think it's like this.
People think that all the politicians are the same. He's at least entertaining.
Someone said this, actually.
(Embarrassed for some reason)
This speech made by German minister named Gert Muller was talked about Al lot.
He went to the U.S and made a speech in English.
He was trying to say "We can change the world."
He said, very loudly,
(It's endearing)
- And he kept laughing by himself. - Aw, that's cute.
I guess it is.
But it became an issue, because his English was very awkward.
People found it so funny that they made a video clip with his speech.
That'll haunt him for the rest of his life.
People wondered why he chose to speak in English.
Wouldn't it make a good impression to speak their language as a sign of respect?
For example, if you're visiting France, then you speak in French.
Even when the person can't speak French?
It'd be better not to do it than doing it bad.
The most important aspect in a speech is
delivering your message to your audience. Is it?
I mean, isn't it?
- What's that? - Isn't it?
Isn't it the most important aspect?
He's trying to use a negative question.
It's like grammar class.
When you make a speech in a foreign country, the most important
thing is to deliver your message across audience, isn't it?
So if you're there--
Your got the intonation wrong. You were supposed to raise your tone at the end.
Is it not?
I think using the country's language is good when visiting a foreign country.
There were two important cases in history about this.
One involves John F. Kennedy.
The Berlin wall was built in 1961.
Kennedy said "Ich Bin ein Berliner."
It means "I'm a Berliner."
Through the phrase, he emphasized the U.S's alliance with West Germany.
But "Ich Bin ein Berliner" means "I am a donut."
We learned from school that Kennedy had a slip of the tongue.
It means "I'm a donut.
But German people understood him.
What does the phrase mean?
The word Berliner has two meanings. One is that "from Berlin" and
and there's donut-like pastry with a name Berliner.
They thought he made a mistake?
No, he didn't make a mistake. It's just that the word has two meanings.
I think it's respectable to use the country's language when
you're trying to communicate with the country's people.
- It's a courtesy. - It shows respect.
Since we're taking about leaders, I'd like to say few words about Onew.
- Please do. - Since we are a team--
Because we've been living and working as a team since we were young.
There are two types of charisma.
Some can be charismatic in a very fierce way while others can be gentle.
Onew has a gentle type of charisma.
Leaders do not have to be on top of others to guide them.
Some leaders make their team more solid by supporting them in the middle.
- In the middle. - Onew's leadership.
When I think of tough charisma and gentle charisma, it's like
"You want to die? or "Would you like to be dead?"
They are both tough charisma.
The second one was worse.
What are you talking about?
The gentle charisma works because his members listen to him. If they didn't-
He might resolve to use tough charisma.
I think our team could come so far because he's doing a great job as a leader.
He's praising him too much. So you have no complaints at all?
- I'm sure they have. - He might have bruises from getting beat up.
Maybe he's kicking him under the desk.
Minho might be writing on his notepad, "Help me..."
(Suspicious is growing)
- All right. - It's really awesome.
In Australia, citizens have a close relationship with politicians.
We can call them or email them when we want.
When we have debates with politicians, we do it over beer at pub.
Really?
That's how our society is.
Our leaders emphasize the importance of communicating with citizens.
I think that Korea's more complicated in regard to that matter.
Politicians meet citizens face-to-face during the election time.
If they don't communicate with us, how are they going to lead and represent us?
They have to spend time and get to know us to represent us.
When they meet citizens, say, at a market place, during the election time,
we only see them smiling.
It'd be nice to have an honest discussion, even argument.
They can tell us why it's difficult to make registrations that fit all our needs.
- We can have a heart-to-heart talk. - And encourage each other.
Someday, we'll be able to really talk to one another.
Let's do the final voting.
37th agenda of Non Summit Meeting,
Am I abnormal for thinking that our society doesn't have a real leader?
Please hit the button if you think it's abnormal.
Am I abnormal for thinking that our society doesn't have a real leader?
Please hit the button if you think it's abnormal.
One, two, three.
This agenda is abnormal.
What did you guys think about today's show?
I had as much as, or even more, fun than I'd expected.
As I listened to the opinions of everyone here,
I felt that I should study more. It was great.
I had such a great time today.
I got more interested in other countries and want to learn more about them.
And it got me want to travel to those countries.
It was on my mind.
I really had a good time today. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
I'd like to adjourn today's meeting now.
Until the day we all become normal-
You seem normal, yet abnormal, but normal--
Rock, paper, scissors!
You~
Don't you feel a bit empty today?
It's very quiet here.
Julian's gone.
(We can talk as much as we want now)
Give me superpower!
It's a super compliment.
(He proves why he's the most sought after comedian now)
I want to make people laugh all the time. Am I abnormal?
We need people like him in our society.
If you're happy, then it's good.
I think it's abnormal that you think you're the funniest comedian.
On average, people laugh only for 90 seconds in a day.
That's why we prepared this.
(To make the citizens laugh,)
(Se-yoon and Gs went out to the street)
(Until everyone in Korea is laughing)
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