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* RunningGag: Many stem from bad English lines, and some overlap with CatchPhrase.
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* RunningGag: Used during K-Pop Music Mondays. Many stem from bad English lines, and some overlap with CatchPhrase.
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** Kiseop (from U-KISS)'s manly hands/strength
** Mordney with the "This is Mordney present" line (also from U-KISS)
** And again for U-KISS, the members being homeless.
** Simon losing his pants and singing to EXO's "What is Love" whenever a spoken phrase can be manipulated to sound like "I lost my pants"
** Simon likes to say "BONARAMA" instead of "BONAMANA" when referring to the Super Junior song.
** Constantly commenting on SM's love for their ridiculously good looking boys/girls dancing in an oddly lit room/box.
** Kiseop (from U-KISS)'s manly hands/strength
** Mordney with the "This is Mordney present" line (also from U-KISS)
** And again for U-KISS, the members being homeless.
** Simon losing his pants and singing to EXO's "What is Love" whenever a spoken phrase can be manipulated to sound like "I lost my pants"
** Simon likes to say "BONARAMA" instead of "BONAMANA" when referring to the Super Junior song.
** Constantly commenting on SM's love for their ridiculously good looking boys/girls dancing in an oddly lit room/box.
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** Also, Psy received a "Shut yo face!" out of 5 (which is good) for Gangnam Style, and Super Junior got a -37 for Spy.
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* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketch.
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* FourthWallGreeting: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketch.
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* HalloweenEpisode: Or what happpens when two people with vivid imaginations get lost in the woods on a mountain on Halloween.
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* TravelogueShow: Some segments explore parts of South Korea and give directions and tips on travel.
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* {{Mid-Review Sketch Show}}: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* {{Mid-Review Sketch Show}}: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.odd.
* FoodPorn: The [=FAPFAP=] episodes often include a short segment of artfully shot close-ups of the food being manipulated with chopsticks or broken open to the same jazzy-ish tune.
* FoodPorn: The [=FAPFAP=] episodes often include a short segment of artfully shot close-ups of the food being manipulated with chopsticks or broken open to the same jazzy-ish tune.
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After forming a partnership with WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog. The Stawskis have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTube channel is here [[https://www.youtube.com/user/simonandmartina?feature=results_main]].
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTube channel is here [[https://www.youtube.com/user/simonandmartina?feature=results_main]].
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After forming a partnership with WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog. The Stawskis have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi (EYK) their business.
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTubechannel is channels are here [[https://www.youtube.com/user/simonandmartina?feature=results_main]].
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTube
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* BrokeTheRatingScale: When rating the use of English in a music video the EYK scale is 1-5 with 5 the highest rating. Simon gave rapper G. Dragon a 37 out of 5 for the English in ''Get Your Crayon''.
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* GoshDangItToHeck: The language in the show is kept pretty clean ''most'' of the time.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRoles: Most of the time all characters are played by Simon and Martina. They will occasionally rope in a friend to help out.
* MilestoneCelebration: The 200th video was ''A Day in the Life'' and the 100th Music Monday had an 18 minute "best of" compilation video.
* MilestoneCelebration: The 200th video was ''A Day in the Life'' and the 100th Music Monday had an 18 minute "best of" compilation video.
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* LensFlare: These are kind of a thing with Simon and Martina. They are very aware of LensFlares and how the look in the music videos they review.
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* LensFlare: These are kind of a thing with Simon and Martina. They are very aware of LensFlares lens flares and how the they look in the music videos they review.
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A Vlog celebrating all things South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. Topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, nightlife, music, and what ever else captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog. The Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. Topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, nightlife, music, and what ever else captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog. The Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
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A Vlog celebrating all things South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's Stawskis moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
TheStawski's Stawskis create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. Topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, nightlife, music, and what ever else captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog. TheStawski's Stawskis have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find ([=WTF=]): Currently on hiatus, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that they found amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find ([=WTF=]): Currently on hiatus, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's Stawskis found in Korea that they found amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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* GenreSavvy: The Stawski's are very aware of both Asian and North American pop cultural references and refer to them often in the videos.
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* GenreSavvy: The Stawski's Stawskis are very aware of both Asian and North American pop cultural references and refer to them often in the videos.
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* ReviewBlog: The Stawski's talk about things other than music videos, but the biggest audience is for those reviews.
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* ReviewBlog: The Stawski's Stawskis talk about things other than music videos, but the biggest audience is for those reviews.
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A Vlog celebrating all hings things South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
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A Vlog of all things South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to music, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to music, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
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A Vlog of celebrating all things hings South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture.The topics Topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to music, to and what ever else captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture.
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* CuteApproachesCamera: And it is known as Spudgy. Or Doctor Meemersworth.
* CuteApproachesCamera: And it is known as Spudgy. Or Doctor Meemersworth.
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* GenreSavvy: The Stawski's are very aware of both Asian and North American pop cultural references and refer to them often in the videos.
* LensFlare: These are kind of a thing with Simon and Martina. They are very aware of LensFlares and how the look in the music videos they review.
* LensFlare: These are kind of a thing with Simon and Martina. They are very aware of LensFlares and how the look in the music videos they review.
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* POVCam: "The Spudgy cam" when taking the dog for a walk. The kitten Dr. Meemersworth is too small, so they tied the camera to a string and dangled it in front of the kitten.
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* ReviewBlog: The Stawski's talk about things other than music videos, there is a huge audience for those reviews.
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* ReviewBlog: The Stawski's talk about things other than music videos, there is a huge but the biggest audience is for those reviews.
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* CatchPhrase: There are several.
-> I lost my pants, in rippito fippito sippi slowmotion!
-> Soy un Dorito!
-> What the?
-> I lost my pants, in rippito fippito sippi slowmotion!
-> Soy un Dorito!
-> What the?
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* ReviewBlog: The Stawski's talk about things other than music videos, there is a huge audience for those reviews.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find ([=WTF=}): Currently on hiatus, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that they found amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find ([=WTF=}): ([=WTF=]): Currently on hiatus, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that they found amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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A Vlog of all things Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
Regular offerings include:
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
Regular offerings include:
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A Vlog of all things South Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to music, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership withyoutube and resigning WebSite/YouTube they later resigned from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the vlog. The Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTube channel is here [[https://www.youtube.com/user/simonandmartina?feature=results_main]].
Regular offeringsinclude: include:
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People ([=FAPFAP=]): These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* How-To: these videos break down and spell out all of the details of accomplishing the everyday business of living in South Korea.
* K Crunch Indie: explores the independent music scene in Korea. A mix of music that reflects the eclectic Korean music scene.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to music, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with
The website is [[http://www.eatyourkimchi.com/ here]]. The WebSite/YouTube channel is here [[https://www.youtube.com/user/simonandmartina?feature=results_main]].
Regular offerings
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People ([=FAPFAP=]): These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* How-To: these videos break down and spell out all of the details of accomplishing the everyday business of living in South Korea.
* K Crunch Indie: explores the independent music scene in Korea. A mix of music that reflects the eclectic Korean music scene.
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* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea [=WANK=]: these short tours of Korea often include competitions between Simon and Martina as they explore different places.
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People [=FAPFAP=]: These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* tl;dr: These videos discuss specific questions about Korea that website fans ask. Topics have included: crime, homosexuality, bullying, embarrassing moments and fashion to name just a few.
* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People [=FAPFAP=]: These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* tl;dr: These videos discuss specific questions about Korea that website fans ask. Topics have included: crime, homosexuality, bullying, embarrassing moments and fashion to name just a few.
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* Wonderful Adventure Now tl;dr (Too Long; Didn't Read): These videos discuss specific questions about Korea [=WANK=]: these short tours that fans ask. Topics have included a range of Korea often include competitions between Simon topics including: crime, homosexuality, bullying, their most embarrassing moments and Martina as they explore different places.fashion.
*Food Wonderful Adventure Program For Awesome People [=FAPFAP=]: These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* tl;dr: These videos discuss specific questions aboutNow Korea that website fans ask. Topics have included: crime, homosexuality, bullying, embarrassing moments ([=WANK=]): these short tours of Korea often include competitions between Simon and fashion to name just a few.
Martina as they explore different places.
* Wonderful Treasure Find[=WTF=]: ([=WTF=}): Currently retired, on hiatus, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were they found amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find
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* {{Mid-ReviewSketchShow}}: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* {{Mid-ReviewSketchShow}}: {{Mid-Review Sketch Show}}: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* Mid-ReviewSketchShow: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* Mid-ReviewSketchShow: {{Mid-ReviewSketchShow}}: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* MidReviewSketchShow: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* MidReviewSketchShow: Mid-ReviewSketchShow: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
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* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketch.
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* MidReviewSketchShow: During the Music Monday videos there are usually short sketches based on something from the video that Simon and Martina noticed, or questioned, or think is odd.
* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a
* OpeningMonologue: All of the videos start with Simon and/or Martina introducing the subject.
* PleaseSubscribeToOurChannel: This occurs at the end of every installment.
* VideoCollage: These occur whenever they get a new camera or to document some of their travels.
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* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketches.
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* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketches.sketch.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.odd.
!Tropes
* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketches.
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* OhHiThere: This trope is often used when the show switches from Simon and Martina as commentators to Simon and/or Martina as performer in a sketches.
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* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made EatYourKimchi their business.
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After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made EatYourKimchi WebVideo/EatYourKimchi their business.
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Regular episodes include:
* KPop Mondays
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea {=WANK=}
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People {{=FAPFAP=}}
* KPop Mondays
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea {=WANK=}
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People {{=FAPFAP=}}
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Regular episodes offerings include:
* KPopMondays
Mondays: an evaluation of a KPop music video selected by fans.
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea{=WANK=}
[=WANK=]: these short tours of Korea often include competitions between Simon and Martina as they explore different places.
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People{{=FAPFAP=}}[=FAPFAP=]: These episodes are specifically about Korean cuisine.
* tl;dr: These videos discuss specific questions about Korea that website fans ask. Topics have included: crime, homosexuality, bullying, embarrassing moments and fashion to name just a few.
* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
* KPop
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People
* tl;dr: These videos discuss specific questions about Korea that website fans ask. Topics have included: crime, homosexuality, bullying, embarrassing moments and fashion to name just a few.
* Wonderful Treasure Find [=WTF=]: Currently retired, these videos were about the products that the Stawski's found in Korea that were amazing, wonderful or just plain odd.
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A Vlog of all things Korean created by Simon and Martina Stawski. High school teachers in Canada, the Stawski's moved to South Korea in 2008 to teach English. The vlog started as way of reassuring their parents that they were OK and has grown exponentially since.
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made EatYourKimchi their business.
Regular episodes include:
* KPop Mondays
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea {=WANK=}
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People {{=FAPFAP=}}
The Stawski's create videos sharing their discoveries about Korean culture. The topics range from how to light a furnace or use the washing machine, to street food, to nightlife, to what ever captures their attention. They started the vlog at a time when very few in South Korea were using blogs or vlogs. They were among the first to seriously discuss Korean popular music (KPop) artists in a format beyond that of the gossip columns.
After forming a partnership with youtube and resigning from their respective schools to devote their full energies to the vlog the Stawski's have incorporated in South Korea and have made EatYourKimchi their business.
Regular episodes include:
* KPop Mondays
* Wonderful Adventure Now Korea {=WANK=}
* Food Adventure Program For Awesome People {{=FAPFAP=}}
