Day trip in Seoul - South Korea with Samsung s6 video. Overcame my fear!

Look, they covered this bit up with a

sticker as well. It says fortified with

vitamins and— I don't

know what this says, I haven't peeled it

off yet. But they keep trying to hide

things. So they have a sticker here and

it just says whole wheat flakes with dried

fruit fortified with vitamins and iron.

And then on the front it also says

fortified with vitamins, and I'm guessing

it says iron. For some reason they don't

like those words, so they keep covering

them up with stickers. It's so strange.

It doesn't make any sense.

Just leave the packaging alone.

If they cover stuff up with stickers, it

just makes me want to peel them off to

find out what it says underneath, so it's

kind of pointless. Today we're

going to the Han River. It's basically

like the River Thames for London, but in

Seoul. It's a big, big river that goes

through the middle of the city, and it has

like a park And it lights up during the

night. So it

might be interesting, might be boring. I

guess we'll find out later. Look how foggy

it is outside. You can't even see that

mountain in the distance. Usually there's

a mountain right over here.

You can't even see it. I don't

know if it's if this is cloud or if it's

like air pollution.

It's another cold cloudy day.

Where?

So creepy. Hamburgers.

We're going all the way from here,

all the way here!

This is the Han River, the 2

giant ducks!

Why doesn't

anyone take the stairs? Everyone just

piles onto the escalator. Stupid.

The underground station in Korea is huge,

and they have these glass doors separating

the platform from the train tracks. So

people can't jump in front of the train.

Makes London look like a small rabbit

hole.

Yeah,

that's so one

hour later we finally arrived. It's so

crowded here. There's a giant foot behind

me. The Korean version

of Hanami, except for there are no cherry

blossoms here. So I guess it's just a

picnic.

There are camping tents everywhere. I

don't know why people are camping here. I

wonder if they sleep here overnight. So

strange. Maybe they just bring it for the

day and then they sit in the tent to cook

food and stuff. It's a huge bird's nest.

Oh look, there's an old man playing with a

little balloon.

And now we're underneath a bridge or

a motorway, though it's a bridge.

This is the amazing view you can expect

when it's cloudy. Can't see a bloody

thing. I thought it would be really

awkward using my camera outside and making

a video, but everyone's doing it. Almost

everyone has a selfie stick. Everyone's

taking selfies, so it doesn't feel awkward

at all. It's weird.

There's a bridge.

These people look like they're living

here. They've got a tent set up, they got

their laundry. It looks like they're

having a bit of flooding problems here.

Oh dear,

we're gonna jump over. Whoa.

Those guys are actually living there.

They're not even Korean, they're like

foreigners. They came here to camp. They

even got travel bags and stuff. I guess

it's a good way to save on hotel costs.

So I've just been told that I've actually

Been here before last time I came, but I

don't remember it at all. It all looks

completely different, or maybe just

everywhere just looks the same.

Everywhere smells like food. I don't know

what this is behind me. Is it some kind of

water fountain? But it's really shallow,

so you can just run across it. It's pretty

nice. It's like a waterfall and a

staircase at the same time. They got

hot dogs and fried chicken and more fried

chicken and oil stuff.

Oh,

it's hot.

Hot dessert. It's not really dessert,

it's fried chicken.

This is oden. It's just like fish,

reconstituted fish boiled in like a soup.

Tastes okay, but I prefer the chicken.

The shops here are so funny. We just went

to buy juice in like a small convenience

shop, and the person who What's it called?

The cash register person, he was on the

mobile phone the whole time. He didn't

even like look at us. There's no way they

would do that in Japan. It would be just—

it would just be so rude, like bad

customer service. But here it's just

completely normal to not even say anything

to the customer and just stare at your

phone the whole time while handling the

Barbecue stuff on a stick. More barbecue

and hot dogs. Hot dogs, sweet corn,

french fries, more hot dogs.

Candy floss.

आज माइसे हो केबाब, केबाब आज मैं क्या

करता हूँ? काफी जोरी देना, माया कुछ गवास

मिला। So

many people,

so many selfie sticks.

Wherever you go, there's so many people

and everyone's taking selfies. It's so

funny. They all have like selfie sticks,

even some people using tripods to take

their selfies. It's like everyone's so—

everyone's completely obsessed with taking

selfies. So tired.

Quite early until it's dark, so we're

gonna go to like a cafe, have a rest,

wait until the sun goes down, and then

see the light-ups at the bridge over the

river. So tired.

So strange, all the other train stations

were so crowded, but this one's really

empty. So relaxing. When there's no people

apart from him. One person.

It's so noisy.

It turns out all this cloud behind me

isn't cloud, it's air pollution.

Probably not a good day to be outside.

Probably getting cancer right now.

Probably should be wearing a mask. There

are a few people out here wearing masks,

but not many.

I don't know if it gets this bad in

London. I thought it's just foggy, but

it's air pollution. Over there,

CNN Cafe.

Look at this. This is what you get when

you order something. Instead of just like

a number plate, they give you a little

gadget, a screen, so you can watch TV

while you wait for your order. Got my

melon juice— no, grape juice, grapefruit

juice. And I bought a straw. And they're

playing CNN News on the TV. I think I'll

do some charging.

Does it fit? Yeah. Turns out

I couldn't use those sockets to charge up

my phone, so back to my charger.

Finished my juice.

Now we've got 2 hours to wait until it

gets dark, and then they do like a

light-up at the bridge and a water show.

It's gonna be a long wait. This place is

so posh. Look, they've even got lobster.

Lobster banquet hall.

Such a posh place, but the name— the place

is called Chavit. Chavit.

Ground feels so nice and spongy.

Still not dark yet, still got another hour

to wait. I thought the light-up started at

half past 6, but it actually starts up at

half past 7, and now it's half past 5, so

we've got 2 hours and there's not really

much else to do. We walked up and down.

This is what we're waiting for, this

bridge light-up. Says on the

weekend starts at half past 7. Right now

it's 6 PM, still got an

hour and a half. Starting to get

cold and windy. The Moonlight Rainbow

Fountain.

I feel

so sleepy.

Blinding. We still got an hour left until

the light-up show. It's so boring.

Oh, look at this, they started turning on

the lights behind me

on the bridge, the LED lights.

There are boats behind me, but I don't

think anyone wants to ride them. The

weather's not very good. Starting to get

darker. Starting to get darker.

People are starting to gather for the main

event. The light-up bridge.

This bridge here. It's gonna

light up. Everyone's taking selfies.

They're taking selfies.

They're taking selfies. They're taking

selfies.

She's taking a selfie.

They're taking selfies.

Oh look, it's a person who's not

actually taking a selfie. Look, the

building's all purpley. And reflecting

on the river. This building keeps changing

color. It was purple just now, now it's

blue and orange. It's so exciting.

Now it's

orange.

Time is now quarter past 7.

We have about 15 minutes to, to go.

Until this bridge lights

up. We waited 2 hours,

2 long hours to see this.

Better be good. Where is it? It's on the

other side. We're on the wrong side of the

bridge. We've got to go over to the other

side of the bridge. Going to the other

side of the bridge.

We were waiting on the wrong side of

The moment we've all been waiting for—

the rainbow water fountain.

It's not really a rainbow yet, it's just

water spraying out the side.

On this side you have all the smartphone

photographers, the casuals, and on this

side you have all

the DSLR photographers, the enthusiasts

with their tripods. I think it's finished.

There's like water noises coming from

above and the music stopped.

I didn't get to take a selfie underneath

the bridge.

Someone's doing fireworks over there. Can

Boom, boom, boom.

So that was the Han River Rainbow

Fountain.

What did you think of it? Pretty good. We

waited 2 hours to see that. It only lasted

for 20 minutes, but it's pretty good. I

haven't seen it before, even though this

is my 4th time in Korea. Felt like it was

a good day today. Saw a lot of nice stuff,

ate some nice food, kind of overcame my

fear of vlogging outside. It's not, not as

bad as I thought it'd be. We're gonna

go home now. It's pretty late. Well,

actually, it's only about 8 PM— no,

7:40. But by the time we get back, it'll

be about half past 8 because it takes an

hour on the train. Then I'm gonna finish

editing this video and I'm gonna upload

it. So video is going to end here,

guys. I'll see you tomorrow. Help me.