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Why we could get sued for exposing Hello Counselor /Korean perception of studying abroad / I'm moving out

🕑 Added 2019-02-01 04:11:36 +0000 UTC

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Dom

My favorite Bowie song is still Changes but I really liked his last album Blackstar a lot.

Brittany Yetman

Just became a patron mainly for these podcasts and I wasnt disappointed:) looking forward to listening to your future podcasts.

Jo Panda

Woah what was the ending to your “stuck in a desert with no water story”? Cliffhanger!

Wendi Fitzsimmons

I knew you were my favorite for a reason! Happy New Year!

DKDKTV

What a coincidence Heroes is my other favorite Bowie song as well :)

DKDKTV

I was so disappointed when I would take looks at the tattoo during the session. "You're still coloring the black?" lol

DKDKTV

Anything from that era of Bowie is gold :)

DKDKTV

We will do just that. Make a video on defamation laws. Lemme consult my lawyer friend first lol

DKDKTV

This is Danny from the SEOUL

Wendi Fitzsimmons

Bowie is my ultimate. I was glad to see you have excellent taste. I'm to wimpy to get a tattoo, but if I were to get one, it would be Bowie. Probably from Heroes, that's my favorite song of his. you didn't sound to tired. Just mellow. Look forward to the next one.

Cathy

A 2 hour tattoo turned into an 8 hour tattoo, sounds like the worst form of torture. But it looks great. I agree, you have to be careful about what you are saying. You can’t afford to be sued.

3xdeadsmith

Life on Mars? has always been my #1

SparklingCantaloupe

1. Congrats on moving out! It's a big step and hopefully it'll work out wonderfully :) 2. Have you guys considered doing a video on DKDKTV about Korean defamation laws that you can refer people back to when questions come up about why you're not directly commenting or calling someone out? And other various laws that you have to be careful of as Korean YouTubers that foreigners may not be familiar with. I can only speak for myself, but I was honestly surprised by the fact that the truth isn't necessarily a defense against defamation charges. In the US, afaik truth is an absolute defense against defamation stuff, and it's a tricky to sue someone for that because of the 1st Amendment and Freedom of Speech. I knew that Korea was a bit stricter, but I would never have thought that you could get into trouble for saying something truthful.