History WebVideo / KoreanEnglishman

* {{Corpsing}}: There are multiple examples, whether its the names of some British foods or otherwise.
** What was funnier? Learning that not even ''Korean Englishman'' were immune to the amusingly-named ''Super Dickmanns''... or the fact that Rev. Chris was the first to react?
** Josh giving Ollie Korean lessons. Sometimes... he's just gotta laugh.

* Leitmotif: Grieg's ''In The Hall Of The Mountain King'' for guests' inevitable reaction to spicy Korean food.

* Corpsing: There are multiple examples, whether its the names of some British foods or otherwise.

* IneffectualLoner: The whole aim of 2019's ''Alone In Korea'' series was to help Ollie ''stop'' being one of these regarding his command and confidence of Korean. Rather than perpetually be on hand with his relatively expert grasp of the language, Josh took Ollie's place behind the camera and employed "guides", such as Eric Nam, to help Ollie utilise what he'd learned on the Korean public in a series of scenarios and challenges.

* CoordinatedClothes: Averted with identical twin brothers Rev. Chris and Charles. As far as the videos are concerned, they are never seen in clothing even ''close'' to identical, with one being an Anglican priest and the other being a Major in the British Army.

* CutenessOverload: After multiple series showing adults around Korea, one from 2020 has Ollie and his wife bringing their then two-year-old daughter Juno along. As if the episodes themselves weren't enough, the supplementary "Snack Review With Juno"[[note]]The filming for each main episode ended with Josh and Ollie treating Juno to one of the snacks she picked out from a convenience store in an earlier episode[[/note]] mini-series has its own voiced intro... ''by Juno''.

* CutenessOverload: After multiple series showing adults around Korea, one from 2020 has Ollie and his wife bringing their then two-year-old daughter Juno along. As if the episodes themselves weren't enough, the supplementary "Snack Review With Juno"[[note]]The filming for each main episode ended with Josh and Ollie treating Juno to one of the snacks she picked out from a convenience store in an earlier episode[[/note]] has its own voiced intro... ''by Juno''.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Josh and Ollie are this, having met in university, complete with constant jokes about Ollie being Josh's second wife (after Gabie).

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Josh and Ollie are this, complete with constant jokes about Ollie being Josh's second wife (after Gabie).

* BlackHoleBelly: If anyone has one of these, it's Dan. During his time on KoreanEnglishman[[note]]Before he started his own similar channel with Joel[[/note]], he was often drafted in to take part in eating challenges. One highlight of these is when he had a ''twenty-six'' inch pizza. To himself.

Josh Carrott, known as the '''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/koreanenglishman/ Korean Englishman]]''' is a [=Youtuber=] whose channel's primary focus is on exposing Westerners to Korean culture through the wide array of food on offer to travellers venturing there. Having spent time at a Korean university as an exchange student, his videos are often bilingual; switching between Korean and English. For those unversed in either of the languages, the videos are helpfully subtitled in both.

* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: While Ollie's father ''does'' have a name, both the fans and the video titles simply refer to him as ''Ollie's Dad'', even going as far as having fans' gift packages addressed to him as such.

* InSeriesNickname: Johnny, much to Josh's amusement, dubbed himself ''Michin Namja''[[note]]Korean for "Crazy Man"[[/note]] at the start of a cooking video, leading to them to jokingly suggest that they do a ''Michin Namja'' video series. When Johnny later came on his second trip out to Korea, they did precisely that.