The Dark Side Of Non-Stop Gaming: eSPORTS (Part 4/5)

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    Today, there are more people in the world who play the online multiplayer battle game League of Legends than there are people who live in France. We wanted to see how humanity got to this point, so VICE host Matt Shea flew to South Korea, a country where competitive gaming-also known as eSports-can either make you rich and famous or land you in rehab.
    In Part Four, a group of college gamers take us on a night out in Seoul, where we stop by at the city's famous PC cafés before heading to its biggest superclub-an experience that blows the mind of one of the gamers, who is a nightclub first-timer.
    Through the haze of a soju hangover, we get invited behind the scenes of a Korean gaming house. Later that evening, we meet an e-athlete who got caught up in a match-fixing scandal that drove him to a suicide attempt.
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  • @jochemvanoosten9350
    @jochemvanoosten9350 Před 9 lety +237

    Aren't journalist not supposed to interfere with what happens? Bringing them to a night club like you're some white supremacist telling them what is good for them. If they want to play games, let them.

    • @ebere213
      @ebere213 Před 9 lety +3

      Damian Wayne So says the one who was trained by the League of Shadows for almost their whole life....

    • @DemonBossKenji
      @DemonBossKenji Před 9 lety

      Damian Wayne Well, that's one way to look at it. I felt that he wasn't enjoining himself here 4:41 and 5:04 then at 5:35 he was like, fuck it let's do something I LIKE.

    • @YouFeudTV
      @YouFeudTV Před 9 lety +2

      Ok..
      A. He is paid to cover story and bring back content that is entertaining..
      B. They would have anti socially sat on their computers for hours and hours.. No interaction,not much to watch..
      C. The journo looked bored as shit also.. Sitting there watching them play their computers .. He needed more 'fill & substance' for the doco

    • @TapOnWood
      @TapOnWood Před 9 lety

      Shhhhh, vice is too edgy to give a shit. They'll take shrooms and join ISIS if it means more attention.

    • @ln14517
      @ln14517 Před 9 lety

      You took the words right out of my mouth

  • @elsv99
    @elsv99 Před 8 lety +2953

    So remember kidz: Dont play videogames, go get drunk instead!

    • @TwentyThree88
      @TwentyThree88 Před 8 lety +9

      +elsv lol ikr

    • @user-qz7jb9yq2f
      @user-qz7jb9yq2f Před 8 lety +13

      people playing game must not know cannabis.. come to america☺

    • @munchymonk9021
      @munchymonk9021 Před 8 lety +11

      It's illegal in America, go to freaking Holland or something lol

    • @1345jim
      @1345jim Před 8 lety +23

      you are such an idiot they dont say that they say that you can play video games but dont exceed the limits and also they want to show you that there a lot of things in the life to do instead sit on a chair and play video games in the whole of day

    • @elsv99
      @elsv99 Před 8 lety +4

      Dimitris Salivaras can you please write that in english? x'D

  • @doomtomb3
    @doomtomb3 Před 5 lety +506

    Why does he keep talking about clubbing. It’s apparently a shock that many people don’t like dance clubs.

    • @supremevash7108
      @supremevash7108 Před 5 lety +3

      doomtomb3 yeah because if you don’t like clubbing you’re a fucking puss

    • @mikestarkly9226
      @mikestarkly9226 Před 4 lety +16

      Haha gaming is way better than clubbing in general- but especially in south Korea where you aren't likely to succeed from clubbing- as opposed to gaming which will give most of those kids their best chance at climbing the financial ladder.

    • @MattC78
      @MattC78 Před 4 lety +9

      Because he thinks he's cool.

    • @EmilyElizabethxox
      @EmilyElizabethxox Před 3 lety +6

      Because his selfish ass wanted to go clubbing and continue getting drunk. Trust me, I could tell by the way he said “there’s not even any alcohol here” where it was going.

    • @Big-Papa-Smurf
      @Big-Papa-Smurf Před 3 lety +1

      @@paracosmic.spirit cringe bro

  • @raybribreezy
    @raybribreezy Před 5 lety +1248

    I’m sure a lot of my gamers can relate, but I’ve had a lot more fun gaming till 4 in the morning with my friends on Discord then going to the bar and wasting money on alcohol and drugs. The fact that this host is trying to control the way these people have fun is so close minded that it hurts.

    • @nelsongeada4930
      @nelsongeada4930 Před 5 lety +17

      Its true you can have nice times playing games on-line with your friends..

    • @GabrielXDrums
      @GabrielXDrums Před 5 lety +10

      Discord is trash though. Just play on LIVE, why tf you need adiscord this and discord that, overhyped junk.

    • @devourergaming
      @devourergaming Před 5 lety +3

      Can you play with me CSGO,PUBG,APEX Legend....If you can.

    • @lil_EC
      @lil_EC Před 5 lety +27

      Gabriel Gonzalez console peasant

    • @BaldMancTwat
      @BaldMancTwat Před 5 lety +3

      Teamspeak OGs remember!

  • @mangalori
    @mangalori Před 9 lety +972

    What the actual fuck? He wants them to be social so he takes them to a night club? What on earth is so social about getting wasted in a deafeningly loud and dark environment anyway?
    These kids were not even problematic gamers; they got together, had a nice relaxed evening with some food and drinks, and played some games together. Seems plenty social to me! At least more so than the stupid club.
    And the way he seemed to think he was "showing them the joys of life" for the first time was gross as fuck. Like an out of place stepdad or something.
    Even worse was *the way he talked about the boy with the glasses*; assuming by looks alone that he is not the social or outgoing type. Someone who needs help from a "kind" stranger to be able to have a good time. Just awful!
    This guy had made up his mind about gaming way before this report even started! So why bother sending him?
    Newsflash: Gaming, when done in moderation, isn't any different from going to a club or whatever. It's just another form of entertainment! It can be enjoyed alone or with friends.
    And going to a nightclub certainly isn't superior than an evening of gaming. It's just more socially acceptable at this time. Though I have no idea why.
    If I ever have kids, I'd much rather they play videogames than hang out in a place that gives them access to alcohol, drugs, hearing damage and probably an STD or two.
    This knucklehead didn't even try to experience/understand the world these kids live in, which is a damn shame considering why he was there in the first place. :/
    They were ready to give his idea of a good time a shot... so why couldn't he do the same? Even if just for the sake of, oh I don't know... journalism maybe?

    • @quincy29125
      @quincy29125 Před 9 lety +36

      those who think clubbing is cool are knuckle heads that got conned, only one who gets the benefit this stupidilty is the owner of the club earning money

    • @ChrisM-bn5vr
      @ChrisM-bn5vr Před 9 lety +49

      It may be hard for you to understand, but clubbing is social, more social than gaming. When you're gaming, you talk to people, but it's different than real human interaction. Usually when gaming there is only one method of communication, and that's typing or talking on the microphone. Your mind is also focused only on the social interaction in the club that is taking place, while when gaming you're focused on the game, and talking comes second. In a club, you're talking with a real person or group of people, there is body language, eye contact and verbal communication, it's definitely more social.
      When I go clubbing, I usually dance, drink and talk with people. Talking can be hard in night clubs, but half of clubbing tends to be hanging out in the areas out the front of clubs, meeting people and talking. Some clubs also have quiet rooms to people can chat. Clubbing is fun, you dance, you meet new people, you meet girls, and have a good time.
      With the guy in the glasses, I think that he wanted to help him break out of his bubble a bit, you can look at him and tell he's not a very outgoing, social or confident person. And he enjoyed the club and had a good time anyway, so what does it matter?
      I'm a League of Legends player too, and I have to say, clubbing is more fun than gaming ever is. Dancing with a cute girl is more satisfying than getting a penta kill will ever be. Also what's even more fun than clubbing is a house party or a rave.
      Also neither one is superior to the other, it's all a matter of opinion and what you prefer. The point of this documentary was obviously to get an outsiders view on the gaming scene. If they sent in some guy that knew a lot about League and gaming, it would be like every other gaming documentary, and that's not what vice is going for.

    • @FishTurd69
      @FishTurd69 Před 9 lety +13

      I think you missed the entire point....

    • @HOVNA
      @HOVNA Před 9 lety +53

      Chris Merrick For you. Everything you said is more fun for you! Why "dancing with a cute girl"? I would rather MEET a cute girl somewhere where we can actually talk in peace. I would rather be in a bar, cafeteria or a tea place. I personally don't like clubs but go there anyways. My friends love it. I dance, I talk but Im not really having fun. Introverts are exhausted by this shit. But this is a world where only extroverts seem to exist so I get it.

    • @S_t_r_e_s_s
      @S_t_r_e_s_s Před 9 lety +3

      This is exactly what I thought when I saw the "documentary"
      Also Chris Merrick you contradicted yourself.

  • @NitroCorn
    @NitroCorn Před 9 lety +3349

    i stopped gaming when i was 16 years old. i was fine at first but i started to have withdrawal systems. I felt giddy at times and even un-content with myself. Felt like i was wasting, had difficulty staying awake even when i slept a full 7-9 hours of sleep. So i turned to drugs, thanks to drugs i am no longer addicted gaming. Thank you drugs for turning my life around

    • @StrategieGamer
      @StrategieGamer Před 9 lety +176

      sheet, what a savior

    • @Ganjatom420
      @Ganjatom420 Před 9 lety +34

      StrategieGamer gaming is a trance drug

    • @Ganjatom420
      @Ganjatom420 Před 9 lety +11

      ***** he is on drugs he don't remember what he posted you should realize grownups forget things when they are doping it up

    • @00anta
      @00anta Před 9 lety +83

      Goes to show addiction is the problem, not gaming.. People with addictive personalities could turn to drugs, alcohol, gaming, whatever. Been gaming since I was a kid. I'm 31 now. Never got "addicted" to anything.

    • @Eryeahmaybe
      @Eryeahmaybe Před 9 lety +8

      NitroCorn *hugs*

  • @nick16693
    @nick16693 Před 5 lety +1423

    This is exactly how NOT to do a documentary. The host was unprofessional, ignorant on the topic and completely lost in himself.

  • @hiTocopter
    @hiTocopter Před 5 lety +970

    What an incredibly insincere and judgemental look at esports... Imagine if a reporter went to a soccer camp and said "we were having fun and becoming friends, but now all they want to do is play soccer. So I'm just gonna stand back here and wait for them to be done, and maybe we can be friends again."
    I know Vice is stupid at times, but come on... This is beyond dumb. You went there with an agenda and a preformed notion of what you wanted to say, and went full-on confirmation bias. Open-minded my ass.

    • @archivez101
      @archivez101 Před 5 lety +13

      hiTo1337 I swear 😂😂 fuck this reporter!!!

    • @estebanb7166
      @estebanb7166 Před 5 lety +9

      This isn't a sport. Computer games are not sports. The people all seem very sweet and pleasant though.

    • @thanos-infinitegauntles9329
      @thanos-infinitegauntles9329 Před 5 lety +14

      Actually it is a sport. You are pretty fucking stupid if you think it is not

    • @alvinkomen3625
      @alvinkomen3625 Před 5 lety +1

      true dat, preeeeeeeach to these ignorant reporters.

    • @dudeman1551
      @dudeman1551 Před 5 lety

      bro, dis a fuckin video game

  • @DerEineDa96
    @DerEineDa96 Před 9 lety +431

    why did he drag the guys into a night club? i don't get it. like this is somehow the way you're supposed to live? is going clubbing really better / more acknowledgeable than hanging out playing games together?

    • @BranVan10k
      @BranVan10k Před 9 lety +67

      what's ironic is that held in comparison with the internet café there's something equally as listless and detached about the people hopping up and down on a typical clubbing dance floor.

    • @dAMMDb
      @dAMMDb Před 9 lety +23

      At least there are no russians in the club.

    • @lendmeurears
      @lendmeurears Před 9 lety +21

      DerEineDa96 Agreed. I detest clubbing. Waste of money and promotes hooliganism. I feel it's the place sheltered kids go to in order to pop their cherry. But those of us not born with a silver spoon in our asses see right through the pretentious bs of the clubbing lifestyle.

    • @negvey
      @negvey Před 9 lety +1

      DerEineDa96 I know right, someone who did both on regular basis I see no difference, other than club is more money waste then anything

    • @wiredsk8r
      @wiredsk8r Před 9 lety +1

      DerEineDa96 in an idiots eyes yes

  • @notsolegalciv2761
    @notsolegalciv2761 Před 7 lety +757

    Well, there is a lot more of a dark side of alcohol and clubbing than gaming with friends. A LOT

    • @dunc9724
      @dunc9724 Před 7 lety +1

      .

    • @Al-hm7oc
      @Al-hm7oc Před 7 lety +1

      duh..pros & cons.

    • @kashyapthippareddy5122
      @kashyapthippareddy5122 Před 7 lety +4

      FaZe Skywalker Both gaming and alcohol, equally.

    • @ElfBroYaHa
      @ElfBroYaHa Před 7 lety +24

      Gaming exercise your brain, alcohol nerfs it :3

    • @salted6422
      @salted6422 Před 7 lety +17

      Worst that can happen if you're drunk: you'll get an STD from irresponsible sex, humiliated or even killed.
      Worst that can happen while gaming: you'll forget to eat or drink.

  • @vloggetts
    @vloggetts Před 5 lety +309

    Wow these student gamers are wasting away chatting and snacking together while participating in a shared hobby. Why not take them to an expensive club none of them are interested in, where they all feel super uncomfortable and can't even hear what each other are saying, then get them drunk on overpriced vodka? That's a much more social activity

    • @mikestarkly9226
      @mikestarkly9226 Před 4 lety +16

      haha the host guy was super dull anyway- it was cringey just to watch him talk about the food let alone the rest of the vid. I'd rather just sit in a corner alone all night. At least I'm interesting to me and won't judge myself like that guy probably would. lol

    • @paracosmic.spirit
      @paracosmic.spirit Před 4 lety +4

      I love gaming and I love gamers
      Gamers 4 Life ✊✊
      Who's with me ? No need of likes just reply to me.

    • @ADeeSHUPA
      @ADeeSHUPA Před 3 lety

      @@paracosmic.spirit uP

    • @happyhopehuber
      @happyhopehuber Před 2 lety +1

      Well said

  • @DCarr633
    @DCarr633 Před 5 lety +364

    When did Vice journalists become study abroad rich kids?

    • @B-Rad9630
      @B-Rad9630 Před 3 lety +2

      @@Olsenator your comment then seeing your name made my day.

    • @George-jz1bf
      @George-jz1bf Před 3 lety

      When did I ask

  • @DatsickJack
    @DatsickJack Před 8 lety +2452

    Documentary should be re titled 'The dark side of being forced into going to a shit club with a patronizing westerner who can't even remember or bother to learn your name so refers to you as the guy with glasses all night'

  • @Daltnn
    @Daltnn Před 6 lety +2507

    VICE wanted to do a series on eSports
    so they send the dude who
    - doesnt play any games
    - is rude and close-minded
    - doesnt speak Korean

  • @henryballing8164
    @henryballing8164 Před 5 lety +374

    Stop Liking What I Don't Like: The Documentary

  • @badiie05
    @badiie05 Před 5 lety +65

    "Darkside of non-stop gaming"
    Never seen a more happier bunch enjoying Dinner.

  • @DigiLychee
    @DigiLychee Před 9 lety +242

    stinky air, loud ass music, seizure inducing lights and you can't even talk to other people. Yea clubbing is fun...

    • @SkatinLanc
      @SkatinLanc Před 9 lety +6

      *tip*

    • @albertoalberto536
      @albertoalberto536 Před 9 lety +1

      SHANE HOWL'S I don't like it so everybody who does is just wrong.

    • @-AwaleAbdi-
      @-AwaleAbdi- Před 9 lety

      It gets fun when you're so hammered that you're barely lucid though. LOL

    • @SucksToBeShane
      @SucksToBeShane Před 9 lety

      Awale Abdi Says the Muslim.....

    • @SuperOctimusprime
      @SuperOctimusprime Před 9 lety +1

      I felt the same but then I realised.. its just an easy means to get girls. Everything else is irrelevant. If you don't care about getting girls just don't go.. :)

  • @klusps
    @klusps Před 9 lety +588

    Meh, the journalist made it seem like once the college friends went back to the PC bond, they wouldn't interactive with each other, so he decides to take them out to the club? Clubbing is not for everybody. Sometimes people prefer playing games or watching movies with their friends during a Saturday night than go clubbing.

    • @WandererIGo
      @WandererIGo Před 9 lety +7

      The one kid had never even been to a club before so personally I think it's good he steps out of his comfort zone. Not very professional on the reporters part but he was probably a bit buzzed after their meal and wasn't thinking clearly.

    • @golbinplaya
      @golbinplaya Před 9 lety

      He did exactly what the old man they featured said about disrespect to people who game.

    • @rochat
      @rochat Před 9 lety +42

      There's nothing wrong with trying new things, but it seemed like he was thinking he was doing them a favour by bringing them to a club. Nothing like prying them away from the evil video games and exposing them to a loud, overcrowded building and excessive alcohol. Well done.

    • @eberbacher007
      @eberbacher007 Před 9 lety

      totally agree with you,.
      Yes it was quite rude to just play and ignore the guy who accompanied them, but its not like he didn´t know why they were going to that location.
      And draggin somebody into a club who doesn´t like clubs is just wrong.
      As wrong as draggin a hip hop fan to a metal concert and shouting at him "thats fun, what you are doing is shit"
      I also hate the usual clubs,
      They are crowded, noisy, you can´t really talk, the lighting is bad, the drinks are way overpriced and then there is the whole thing about "getting into a club" which I just despise.
      I mean its ok if a club has certains standards, like "no drunk people, no people who come in dirty stinking clothes"
      but the whole thing about "only the beautiful, the richand the powerful" is just bad.
      I was also wandering how these guys got into the club, I guess because vice and the camera was with them.

    • @rochat
      @rochat Před 9 lety +21

      eberbacher007 I wouldn't say they were being rude. The documentary is about THEIR culture and they were just doing what they do. If anything, the journalist should have jumped in and participated to immerse himself into their culture instead of trying to get them into his.

  • @sageherrera6973
    @sageherrera6973 Před 5 lety +347

    I don't like the host. Mad judgmental.

  • @aligboyakasha
    @aligboyakasha Před 5 lety +373

    It feels like the host wants to be a star of his own documentary.

  • @cartooniverse8891
    @cartooniverse8891 Před 8 lety +489

    Misleading title. Should be called "I'm a douche who wants people to be like me or else it's weird"

    • @gamerxyouthubecamp9624
      @gamerxyouthubecamp9624 Před 7 lety +1

      Cartooniverse Nailed it!

    • @rios1654
      @rios1654 Před 6 lety

      +Hank Han You're right. A confident white. He's stern, strong and knows what to say, when to say it. He knows how to manipulate, deceive and take advantage of the innocent. WHOOPS! Almost got confused there. Love each other like beautiful little snowflakes caught in a gentle winter breeze. So sayeth the lord..of gaming. ;D

    • @presidentbusiness1470
      @presidentbusiness1470 Před 6 lety

      "Misleading title. Should be called "I'm a douche who wants people to be like me or else it's weird""
      -a brainwashed kid who had high hopes

    • @smellmyclock
      @smellmyclock Před 6 lety +1

      thats not the point of this video. these people are playing video games in an unhealthy amount. theres moderation to life, yes you can enjoy video games, but not binge play it. you need to stimulate your muscles, your brain, social life, you need to stimulate everything for a healthy life lol

  • @MoreTrenMoreMen69
    @MoreTrenMoreMen69 Před 5 lety +95

    I’d pick gaming over alcohol and partying any day of the week. Keeps you out of trouble and healthy (aside from the level of inactivity). I attribute that to why I’m not vaping , drinking, or smoking weed like most teens around me.

    • @RememberVietnam
      @RememberVietnam Před 5 lety +2

      That's good just don't overdue it and take breaks.

    • @iWh15tl3
      @iWh15tl3 Před 5 lety +2

      And that's why you're walking towards hell because you have placed idols before God himself and you live a fantasy that has wasted your life and time.

    • @burgerking2427
      @burgerking2427 Před 5 lety +1

      Sunrise Surprise who told you gaming is healthy?

    • @lanceryderwilson9778
      @lanceryderwilson9778 Před 3 lety

      Herbs are healthy man you crazy

  • @juxt_aposition9935
    @juxt_aposition9935 Před 5 lety +112

    Ya sure let an American man show Koreans how to have fun in Seoul 😑

    • @mikestarkly9226
      @mikestarkly9226 Před 4 lety +8

      Haha He was an idiot. Also not supposed to be about that. As if he could interest a coma patient anyhow....dull as a doornail.

    • @darkvelvet1918
      @darkvelvet1918 Před 2 lety

      What's the IG of the reporter?

  • @maximilianneumann7914
    @maximilianneumann7914 Před 8 lety +441

    Minute 5 hes making it look like its such a shame that they went from eating and drinking ("having fun"), to gaming. He says it with such a sad undertone "They dont even serve alcohol here." Fuck me... what a savage. So you need alcohol to have a fun time ye? Savage...

    • @Van1sh
      @Van1sh Před 8 lety +28

      Same thought, people who can't have fun without alcohol have a problem.
      Define having fun:
      Douchebag: "Drinking and fuck some bitches hehe"

    • @uplnk_8746
      @uplnk_8746 Před 7 lety +5

      +StokeYdral THANK YOU!!!!! i was thinking the exact same thing. its just HIM thats not having fun. everybody seemed like they were smiling laugjing and STILL having conversation while playing. shouldve chosen a different guy for this documentary cuz he doesnt see the fun factor in gaming

    • @activis1343
      @activis1343 Před 7 lety

      Maximilian Neumann q

    • @kashyapthippareddy5122
      @kashyapthippareddy5122 Před 7 lety +4

      Maximilian Neumann Exactly. You don't need alcohol to have fun. Was he drunk his entire childhood!!? 😂

    • @jackjelf07
      @jackjelf07 Před 7 lety

      Maximilian Neumann that's not what he meant and you know it, stop acting the big time Charlie

  • @hey8174
    @hey8174 Před 8 lety +1914

    Its sort of sad you brought the gamers to participate in the octagon club but didn't take much time to participate in their pc bangs. You tried their food, tried their drinks, but didn't try their entertainment.

    • @jraybay
      @jraybay Před 6 lety

      Tuc :]

    • @rios1654
      @rios1654 Před 6 lety +75

      To be fair, nobody probably wanted him on their team. Kinda sad. Just be who you are. At least gaming community is more supportive of each other. The "clubbing" community probably as way more deaths due to substance abuse or depression.

    • @SotoDolo
      @SotoDolo Před 6 lety +17

      Tuc exactly. I hope that guy loses his job

    • @Nergling
      @Nergling Před 6 lety +8

      Yes!

    • @TheAlexliam1
      @TheAlexliam1 Před 6 lety +23

      losing his job????? this guy made a fantastic film

  • @zd4w9
    @zd4w9 Před 5 lety +241

    Unless you are a girl, a good looking dude, or like dancing, drinking, and high energy, clubs also suck. That being said, the reporter got left out at the internet cafe because he didn't bother to play a game and he doesn't speak Korean! Then he forced them to do something he wanted. Gonna have to give this a thumbs down, Vice. Do better.

    • @NotAnotherKuromi
      @NotAnotherKuromi Před 5 lety +20

      A lot of club culture is so fake, just because someone tells you a drunken secret doesn't mean you are actual friends. My brother went out every weekend for years, came back with fun stories but he didn't form any real connections, it was all just convenience. He asked a lot of people he called friends who he went to clubs with to go out on his 21st birthday (live in England so start clubbing at 18) & many said they would turn up but only 2 people did & they were old school friends he Xboxes with. My brother was heart broken, no one made the effort, they didn't really care.

    • @MikeBNumba6
      @MikeBNumba6 Před 5 lety +10

      @@NotAnotherKuromi that's completely normal. Clubs are the worse way to meet friends or long term relationships

    • @spiralviper8158
      @spiralviper8158 Před 5 lety +2

      @@NotAnotherKuromi Well, it sucks he poured that much of his heart to them. It pays to discern; that's part of common sense. You can't expect people who may seem like friends on one night to remember you and stick around. Who he thought were friends, those people were probably drunk and super happy, going along with the conversation and hyper-optimistic but forget when sober. It's quite normal, i wouldn't expect people i'm hanging out with drinking to remember me. Childhood friends on the other hand, we all remember each other.
      Plus, going out and having fun is a good thing to do; live your life, have fun! You generally don't go clubbing to make deep connections lol, and as good as those also are, there is more to life than even that; variety of experience.
      I'm an enthusiastic gamer btw

    • @BaldMancTwat
      @BaldMancTwat Před 5 lety +6

      @@spiralviper8158 Pretty much everyone is going to a club to get laid and that's it. They want to rape drunk girls and tell the story to the friends the next day.

    • @mikestarkly9226
      @mikestarkly9226 Před 4 lety +1

      I'm a good-looking girl (or at least was.. a decade ago when I went to clubs...lol) and clubs
      have always SUCKED imo. Over-priced drinks of you even drink, music usually bites @ss and is too loud to hear anyone over, and sweaty strangers wanting to dry hump each other. No thanks. I liked bars better and even then could have basically the same issues. I'd definitely rather game (and if it had the potential to make me more successful and wealthy...like is a perk for kids in South Korea especially...).

  • @KeeperOfKale222
    @KeeperOfKale222 Před 5 lety +66

    The Dark Side of Non-Stop Clubbing

  • @crackerjack955
    @crackerjack955 Před 6 lety +440

    While I do agree that gaming could become an addiction and hinder some aspects of one's life , making these people go to a club to get smashed is hardly any better...

    • @Hyperion7312
      @Hyperion7312 Před 6 lety +7

      lmao getting your brain turned to mush by drugs. Never knew that was a personality.

    • @Hyperion7312
      @Hyperion7312 Před 6 lety +1

      Considering the people i went to High school with;
      yes

    • @mr.darknight416
      @mr.darknight416 Před 6 lety +2

      dude dont mock nerds they get paid more than you can imagine, look at all these scientists, doctors, or bill gate and many others. while you go pluming and stuff they get to set behind a nice desk that gets more respect that you can ever get.

    • @UmarAli-zc8xs
      @UmarAli-zc8xs Před 5 lety +20

      Degenerate western culture which considers adultery, cheating, alcohol, prostitution, homosexuality as civilised stuff but oh my when some Asians play video games.

    • @mr.darknight416
      @mr.darknight416 Před 5 lety +2

      @ProgrammerMalcolm where did I say gamers in my comment? I was talking about nerds. Dude at least read my comment before u reply to it

  • @adamyusuf7673
    @adamyusuf7673 Před 8 lety +680

    the host for this seems like a pretty basic and close minded dude.

    • @xXxRapBxXx
      @xXxRapBxXx Před 8 lety +2

      same thoughts here.

    • @CutiePi
      @CutiePi Před 8 lety +7

      +Adam Yusuf He does lol, simple minded as well.

    • @godboy114
      @godboy114 Před 6 lety +2

      nah esports really is a big meme

    • @EricLeePiano
      @EricLeePiano Před 6 lety +19

      he seems to be only concerned with clubbing... something i've noticed is often associated with the lowest common denominator mindless masses... not to say everyone who goes clubbing is brainless but there's a majority of them out there that do

    • @HollandDamien
      @HollandDamien Před 6 lety +3

      I used to enjoy clubbing but you guys are right: Most people who go there are mindless. If you have deeper feelings and thoughts like I do the only way to relate to clubbers is to get really high and/or drunk and THEN start talking to them -- to get to their level mentally (and even then it's a careful balance because you might say or do something you'll regret).

  • @ball7471
    @ball7471 Před 5 lety +8

    I play Dota-2 at 04.00 - 08.00 AM almost every day at home. Not because I was addicted, but I always woke up too early and often there was no activity to do. I went to college at 10:30 AM until the afternoon.
    For me, game = having fun.

  • @karlkarlson2508
    @karlkarlson2508 Před 5 lety +11

    "They don't even serve alcohol here" 😆

  • @victormenjivar3632
    @victormenjivar3632 Před 7 lety +1038

    Vice really should have considered getting someone that understood E-sports and its culture more. While the perspective of an outsider is interesting for sure, his attitude is not one of understanding.

    • @Theiwillsurviveguy
      @Theiwillsurviveguy Před 7 lety +75

      I think they wanted someone who doesn't understand esport and gaming culture so that they could get the view and opinions of an outsider on these topics which, imo, makes it more interesting. The problem is that this guy doesn't try to understand it and instead tries to force his opinions/beliefs and hobbies on tge viewer and the people he meets in this documentary

    • @fatimaali858
      @fatimaali858 Před 7 lety

      Victor Menjivar afgahanmuzic

    • @royalpain8996
      @royalpain8996 Před 6 lety +8

      Instead of understanding esports he wanted them to go to a club as if that's any better. Rather spend my money and time gaming than getting wasted all the time

    • @smurf88
      @smurf88 Před 6 lety +1

      It's awkward that he doesn't play with them. It's like if a gamer made a documentary about going to a club and he just sat there watching while everyone else had fun.

    • @genericname1622
      @genericname1622 Před 6 lety

      Or someone who has at least have experience with gaming

  • @ZphykTESHD
    @ZphykTESHD Před 7 lety +397

    sometimes they just find the absolute worst reporters for these things

    • @alex-yl9ms
      @alex-yl9ms Před 6 lety +5

      ZphykTESHD I think they have some sympathy trip thing and recruit dumb people on purpose.

    • @nushia7192
      @nushia7192 Před 6 lety +1

      Well, vice is forcing the world to think that its bad, and has no benefits. If I never touched starcraft broodwar, I wouldn't be able to think much clearer and much faster within 6 seconds.

    • @yvonnemariane2265
      @yvonnemariane2265 Před 5 lety

      I don't like at all how he turned a monotheistic scripture into some pagan ("gods") one... clueless :/

  • @bonkekunene5910
    @bonkekunene5910 Před 5 lety +9

    "Then the music started vibrating my whole body as if it was attacking me" LMAOOOOOOOOO

    • @thedude8526
      @thedude8526 Před 5 lety

      I felt like he was explaining someone's first time experience at a metal concert lol

  • @dagamer1992
    @dagamer1992 Před 5 lety +5

    I'm Korean and now living in us since 2010 and I'm so proud to know about my country where i was born especially on video games lol

  • @thereeldeelsteel
    @thereeldeelsteel Před 6 lety +601

    Yeah I don't get this at all. The 'reporter' asks these people to appear on a film about e-sports and then proceeds to get pissed off that they're playing games and drags them out to a club. Wanker.

    • @Pewlander
      @Pewlander Před 5 lety +14

      S Steel exactly

    • @jeremysanders9336
      @jeremysanders9336 Před 5 lety +94

      It's not even the fact that he's just advocating for them to replace one cheap thrill with another that bothers me, it's how he's so self righteous about it. It's as if he's equating clubbing with learning an instrument or something that gives a real sense of long term fulfillment in life. The vast majority of hobbies are complete wastes of time, so if you're going to try and make someone feel insecure about their hobby of choice, at least make sure yours isn't equally pointless. All that matters is they're spending their lives doing what they enjoy. If they wanted to be out clubbing, they probably would be.

    • @atiam2906
      @atiam2906 Před 5 lety +6

      BeScaredOfDarkness yes I agree! As a dancer and a gamer, I prefer to spend my time in gaming and train myself in dance class, join the dance competition rather than going to the club. I don't like alcohol and smoke

    • @ABitefLife
      @ABitefLife Před 5 lety +5

      S Steel .. gaming is a big part of our future . Ppl that don’t game always seem mad at gamers. Get over it. Gaming isn’t going anywhere. It’s only going to get bigger and bigger and bigger

    • @kilo393
      @kilo393 Před 5 lety +2

      RML 3000 v The problem isn't with gaming itself, but with addiction.There's nothing wrong with gaming when theres moderation, but the problem with addiction is that there isn't any moderation.If you can control your gaming and you don't want to quit then game on, but if it's having a negative impact on your life then you should quit. We also need to realize that there is more to life than just gaming and there are things out there that are better than gaming.

  • @_Roarz
    @_Roarz Před 9 lety +154

    I can't wait 'till the host realises there's more to life than clubbing and drinking.

    • @TheDarkBurna
      @TheDarkBurna Před 9 lety +25

      There's also more to life than gaming 11 hours a day.

    • @_Roarz
      @_Roarz Před 9 lety +4

      TheDarkBurna I agree.

    • @ZphyraRyuu
      @ZphyraRyuu Před 9 lety +2

      TheDarkBurna What is there to life? Enlighten me.

    • @TheDarkBurna
      @TheDarkBurna Před 9 lety +8

      Zphyra Ryuu Socializing and contributing to society are the essence in my opinion. And gaming 12 hours a day counteracts this,

    • @ZphyraRyuu
      @ZphyraRyuu Před 9 lety +8

      TheDarkBurna So basically, you're saying you shouldn't do what you want to do, insted you should do whats best for society. Why?

  • @andyproductions1902
    @andyproductions1902 Před 3 lety +3

    What I see is group of friends enjoying themselves while keeping away from drugs, alcohol abuse and bad company.

  • @silverhawk7324
    @silverhawk7324 Před 5 lety +2

    Yeah, I was addicted to League for a while, not because of the game play but due to all the friends and other people that constantly invited me to play. It just felt like I belonged somewhere. Honestly was one of the most difficult games for me to quit.

  • @jimiv9721
    @jimiv9721 Před 5 lety +1254

    So alcohol isnt a problem but gaming is

    • @pmaii7707
      @pmaii7707 Před 5 lety +62

      Jimi V all forms of addiction are bad

    • @youssefshettia2964
      @youssefshettia2964 Před 5 lety +90

      Jimi V gaming doesnt beat your children or wife

    • @pmaii7707
      @pmaii7707 Před 5 lety +13

      Youssef Shettia I’m sure if a guy has been putting in 18 hrs of work and somehow lost that progress he would take his anger out on kids or the wife

    • @youssefshettia2964
      @youssefshettia2964 Před 5 lety +38

      DOOM lol i lost a level in cuphead or my game didnt save let me go beat my wife and kids

    • @Apollo-el4zi
      @Apollo-el4zi Před 5 lety +8

      Youssef Shettia There are many cases of people assaulting others due to losing a game.

  • @lalos9782
    @lalos9782 Před 9 lety +225

    gaming is not a sport never will be

    • @faissalbensefia7001
      @faissalbensefia7001 Před 9 lety +88

      The dictionary definition of sport disagrees, btw Chess is also a sport

    • @MagiskSaft
      @MagiskSaft Před 9 lety +34

      That's why it's an eSports, not sports :^)

    • @rochat
      @rochat Před 9 lety +2

      Faissal Bensefia well, technically it's defined as a physical activity. That being said, I don't agree with the OP and it could be argued that keystrokes and mouse clicks are physical activities.
      To the OP, just because you don't like or understand something doesn't make it any less legitimate.

    • @DivinityOfBLaze
      @DivinityOfBLaze Před 9 lety +8

      eduardo serrano You are right, its an eSPORT.

    • @bassam9115
      @bassam9115 Před 9 lety +8

      I'd say it's a sport, but I wouldn't call the participants athletes

  • @iftikharkhattak5914
    @iftikharkhattak5914 Před 5 lety +5

    I think excess of everything is bad. We have to keep a balance between work, study, sports, e-gaming etc. After all health (both physical and mental) is priceless.

  • @Nina-fc8ey
    @Nina-fc8ey Před 4 lety +3

    "And a VIP zone, which stands for very important person"
    Lol, you don't say? I had no clue! XD
    Those tentacles on the octopus moving....oh no no no

  • @willdanner6784
    @willdanner6784 Před 9 lety +2144

    I like the subject matter but I think the host/presenter was a poor choice...
    He comes off as almost mocking the culture - which for obvious reasons is easy - but if the intention was to an be an explorative exposé then maybe it would have been better to leave bias at the door.

    • @ndjk2821
      @ndjk2821 Před 9 lety +6

      Will Danner Yeah I get your point.

    • @rochat
      @rochat Před 9 lety +43

      I agree. I know of e-sports, but know nothing about them, so I find this series very interesting. However, the journalist does come off as condescending at times and seems ignorant. I don't like the personal opinions of one presenter clouding an otherwise great documentary series.

    • @Enzempiro
      @Enzempiro Před 9 lety +59

      I was thinking the same thing. As soon as they were in the PC joint his commentary got really "poor me" like... Dude are you mad that they're speaking Korean and you can't understand? You're mad that they're sitting down and ignoring your white male presence? You're mad that a group of gamers just drank and ate and now want to play games? Yeah.... That kind of turned me off to the whole report.

    • @235PyRo
      @235PyRo Před 9 lety +16

      I felt the same way. As a gamer this is just disrespectful to me. I wish they would've had someone else explore the gaming culture

    • @CronicX007
      @CronicX007 Před 9 lety +45

      I would not be surprised if VICE does this for a reason. Although all of the VICE reporters seem to be clueless every where they go, the only place they would feel comfortable in would be the inside of a Starbucks or at and Apple store.

  • @Anne-cd5zb
    @Anne-cd5zb Před 5 lety +872

    This guy acts like once they got to club their gonna want to stop gaming forever. To some people it's a hobby just like a sport would be. He seems like a nice person but not suited for this kind of documentary.

    • @twobunz6594
      @twobunz6594 Před 5 lety +38

      He's not suited to be a reporter.

    • @pfw4568
      @pfw4568 Před 5 lety +2

      Or just shoot heroin

    • @garrygarcia5008
      @garrygarcia5008 Před 5 lety +7

      Except no one plays basket or any other sport for 10+ hours straight every day lol

    • @jesalcasid1601
      @jesalcasid1601 Před 5 lety +3

      @@garrygarcia5008 5 hours total with 5 minutes rest or 10 minutes. I played basketball like that

    • @garrygarcia5008
      @garrygarcia5008 Před 5 lety +1

      @@jesalcasid1601 for months or years at a time?

  • @twizz420
    @twizz420 Před 5 lety +10

    In my house, a PC bong means something completely different

    • @queenofthebutterflies5212
      @queenofthebutterflies5212 Před 4 lety

      Ha ha, I was hanging out for that comment!!! Bong, bang, sounds better than playing games!!!

  • @waffy8425
    @waffy8425 Před 5 lety +2

    Amazing documentary,i’m Very impress with your unprofessional reporter. you guys should do “Dark Side of Studying”

  • @user-rz4rw7tk9u
    @user-rz4rw7tk9u Před 5 lety +490

    Hosts need to be open minded. He clearly has a bias here....

    • @SemiDurakovic
      @SemiDurakovic Před 5 lety +20

      Playing 2-4 hours a day and having fun with your friends isn't bad and there is not "dark side" to it. However doing what these fools are doing, literally wasting the best gift of life, youth. Playing 12 hours a day, sitting in one place, with barely any excercise is horrible and the reporter did a great job showing that!

    • @SemiDurakovic
      @SemiDurakovic Před 5 lety +43

      @SkyFoxAira when I read "going to the gym 12h a day... with barely any exercise" I realized the level of intelligence I am dealing with.

    • @nourelislamlounis3328
      @nourelislamlounis3328 Před 5 lety +1

      dude don't reply to him lol he is tryign to say playing games is the best thing in the lfie i hope he will realise before he will get ... up
      i hope he will not find him self alone just ( when there is no internet O.O )
      he will have no clue how to survive on taht world and that's dangerous
      and as u said playing for some hours with friends it's not a problem at all ; usually

    • @HowBoutUHandleDeezNutz
      @HowBoutUHandleDeezNutz Před 5 lety +1

      @@SemiDurakovic You just performed cherry picking. I just realized level of intelligence I'm dealing with

    • @davidwilson9432
      @davidwilson9432 Před 5 lety +1

      I noticed that too.

  • @SleazyRoseWalker
    @SleazyRoseWalker Před 7 lety +649

    Lol this reporter...he just can't accept others may simply prefer playing games rather than getting wasted and run one night stands on weekends

    • @whennever8202
      @whennever8202 Před 6 lety +33

      what he doesn't understand is sitting in front of a computer 14/7.

    • @aristerosgiatros8742
      @aristerosgiatros8742 Před 6 lety +22

      Its better to have fun in the real world tho

    • @joebro2.028
      @joebro2.028 Před 6 lety +6

      not exactly you've just got to have friends also playing for like 14 hours a day non stop can seriously damage your eye sight

    • @chrisbelfast6662
      @chrisbelfast6662 Před 6 lety +9

      SleazyRoseWalker I agree about this reporter but gaming does reduce your ability to socialize and interact with people in general .I particularly noticed this in a few of my friends even though I game myself I have noticed cutting back on game time I feel more confident and comfortable to talk with people in my social and work life. I believe this only applies if you are gaming upwards of 6 hours +a day though .

    • @kenisonline
      @kenisonline Před 6 lety +20

      Playing non stop can damage your eye sight ? let me tell you what you get from clubbing : side effects of alcohol both long term and short term, literal AIDS, die from traffic accidents to name a few. Real world is dangerous as fuck. And NO FUCKING RESPAWNS. The devs suck .

  • @KeeperOfKale222
    @KeeperOfKale222 Před 5 lety +8

    "We were having fun a second ago... and now..."
    Hop on and have some fun with them!

  • @bharatbhushanbhandari9855
    @bharatbhushanbhandari9855 Před 5 lety +25

    The host doesn't understand what gaming is all about.. he has limited perception. . Clubbin is not everyone's cup of tea.. different ppl hv different ways of chilling

  • @repoilify
    @repoilify Před 6 lety +135

    wtf dude some people like doing other things than just clubbing. not every one has to be just like you and like what you like.

    • @cosvoind5446
      @cosvoind5446 Před 5 lety +5

      repoilify ikr

    • @thelos3999
      @thelos3999 Před 5 lety +1

      So right! He's like "look at these nerds playing games and being anti social" does he not notice them talking and laughing within their group? Non gamers will never understand the bond others gamers have.

  • @ROIDS
    @ROIDS Před 6 lety +367

    this feels like a weird propaganda piece against gaming, how the reporter acts, how they change the music at the club and make the video more fun and upbeat, and they treat individuals who play video games like they can't interact socially and aren't "really" having fun

    • @jeremysanders9336
      @jeremysanders9336 Před 5 lety +39

      You could say that every single hobby on the planet is someone attempting to "escape reality." How does escaping reality automatically mean the person isn't having fun?

    • @amnawajahat6418
      @amnawajahat6418 Před 5 lety +19

      John Parker isn’t that the purpose of um...idk drinking??

    • @ABitefLife
      @ABitefLife Před 5 lety +23

      ROID ... the reporter is a self righteous douche bag . So we are supposed to think the reporter is a more elevated individual because he drinks and goes to clubs as opposed to enjoying gaming . Like wtf

    • @bsj99winrateonrussianserve52
      @bsj99winrateonrussianserve52 Před 5 lety

      My idols: Nadal, Djokovic, Ronaldo, Messi, Lebron,
      Idols of Retarded "eSport is real sport" Generation: "Fucking Twitch streamers lmao"
      Go outside idiots and play tennis or at least watch it instead of watching someome sitting on his ass playing games

    • @0rion-u
      @0rion-u Před 5 lety +7

      BSJ 99% winrate on russian servers Why would I watch some guy play a game when I can watch some guy play a game?

  • @LoydAvenheart
    @LoydAvenheart Před 5 lety +28

    These guys invite you out to party than you get salty when they take you to something that they wanted to go to. And instead of joining in you pull them out and bring to something they don't like and have said they don't like. Remind me not to make friends with Vice guys, I like me some night club partying but some people like internet cafes same shit. We all have our *vices*. A PC Bang and a Nightclub are no better or worse than each other grow up.

  • @ogvalak3021
    @ogvalak3021 Před 5 lety +1

    Haha that soju got to him lol. He probably had 10 shots or more and took a bottle with him haha

  • @FinlandForceTeam
    @FinlandForceTeam Před 6 lety +232

    sorry but i have to dislike this video
    host's ignorance is just too much

  • @Daywalker777r
    @Daywalker777r Před 8 lety +505

    taking them to a club doesnt make people want to stop

    • @markotv7174
      @markotv7174 Před 6 lety +2

      Daywalker777r get a life

    • @smurf88
      @smurf88 Před 6 lety +30

      Getting laid doesn't make people want to stop

    • @nushia7192
      @nushia7192 Před 6 lety

      casey escobar
      And get controlled by it? You are just an annoying turd. And later say to the police that I forced her? No!! So fuck you!!

    • @damienholland8103
      @damienholland8103 Před 6 lety +2

      Going to a club doesn't necessarily mean you'll get laid. In America, at least, most females are there to talk to and dance with each other while the guys stand around watching. That's what I saw in California, anyway, 99% of the time. And in the bars? Almost everyone in there is male.

    • @hhdoma
      @hhdoma Před 5 lety

      420

  • @jrr6266
    @jrr6266 Před 5 lety +3

    I find gaming as a amazing pass time past my family and education, gaming isn't the problem, addiction is

  • @assassinaria
    @assassinaria Před 5 lety

    6:17 cracks me up lmao

  • @ezekielnorman9148
    @ezekielnorman9148 Před 7 lety +107

    "What drink do you want? Vodka, rum...." "Um... I dink I will take da mana potion."

  • @thekommex4831
    @thekommex4831 Před 9 lety +310

    2:12 "Gods of gaming", there's only one true god of gaming. Let us all clasp our hands to Gaben and pray to his excellence...

  • @depresseddad2128
    @depresseddad2128 Před 5 lety

    My son wit The Glasses Was LIT ! hahaha

  • @packinwood2009
    @packinwood2009 Před 3 lety

    I miss Korea. They had a TV channel of people playing StarCraft. I had no idea what was going on but the announcers got so into it. Fun times.

  • @nattokami9598
    @nattokami9598 Před 7 lety +99

    playing pc games is better than taking drugs and drinking alcohol in a club

    • @Gedagnors
      @Gedagnors Před 6 lety +6

      Eating dirt is better then to be dead. It doesn't mean it's good...

    • @jizzus163
      @jizzus163 Před 6 lety +2

      It's not incompatible :)

    • @jeroodos8638
      @jeroodos8638 Před 6 lety

      Soo Zi Keat says the guy that has never had chad friends and never went to a club in his life

    • @leorendon6424
      @leorendon6424 Před 6 lety

      Ged Agnors they need lsd

    • @yugimuto5297
      @yugimuto5297 Před 6 lety

      jeroo dos yes cause aids of if a one night stand is so great

  • @crzzymnn911
    @crzzymnn911 Před 6 lety +172

    Drinking and chillin at a PC bang. Yup, sounds like a good time to me.

  • @iamlekat
    @iamlekat Před 5 lety +1

    I live in Japan and Korea as a child, teen, youth adult now. P C bong is everywhere and you see kids, teens, even adults just in there playing games non-stop to the max. Like me and my brother always go to P C bong when we're done with our lifestyle haha it's not because we don't have a life or anything at all, it's just a little something to escape for awhile you know😁

  • @Jin88866
    @Jin88866 Před 5 lety +4

    Gaming makes you smarter, it trains the brain in new tasks and keeps it young. Of course if you play 24/7 you're gonna have terrible side effects, but if you play videogames for a few hours a week, it's a fun and healthy activity.
    I used to play videogames until I was 16, I don't play anymore because of work and other things, but I still watch some Age of Empires II or GTA (my favorite games as a kid) on youtube or twitch from time to time... they remind me of my childhood.

  • @CraigPark
    @CraigPark Před 7 lety +126

    You guys really need to pick better hosts

  • @MyDearestinpink
    @MyDearestinpink Před 9 lety +114

    what i learned watching this documentary:
    SOUTH KOREAN GIRLS ARE BEAUTIFUL!

    • @ZphyraRyuu
      @ZphyraRyuu Před 9 lety +1

      You need -this- documentary to find that out?

    • @MyDearestinpink
      @MyDearestinpink Před 9 lety

      Zphyra Ryuu haha no Asian girls in general are beautiful

    • @MyDearestinpink
      @MyDearestinpink Před 9 lety

      Roman Stefan but is it not true? lol

    • @MyDearestinpink
      @MyDearestinpink Před 9 lety

      yajo891 i don't mind just have something xD i have seen a concave ass on a black chick before and oh my god what a sight

    • @krnpowr
      @krnpowr Před 9 lety

      yajo891 Comparatively speaking, yes. But Asian girls have smooth hairless skin, and they don't get body odor and their pussies don't smell bad like non-Asian girls.

  • @lj7050
    @lj7050 Před 3 lety

    7:50 had me weak lol 😂

  • @can-sg6fi
    @can-sg6fi Před 5 lety

    "you can get any type of energy drinks you want"
    shows tea and coffee

  • @Kaylon1337
    @Kaylon1337 Před 6 lety +60

    Vice is like CNN, old people making stuff for old people. They don't even understand the gaming culture.

  • @sandwichxiii
    @sandwichxiii Před 7 lety +574

    this is so biased. He describes them as "locked into their computers" and describes it as the fun ruined... maybe for some people it's more fun to play games together instead of acting like an animal in a club and fucking up your liver. Anything sounds like an awful time when you describe it poorly.

    • @eddiex009
      @eddiex009 Před 7 lety

      many people are worried about be on a pro in competitive gaming that just having fun with the game

    • @DaBeezKneez
      @DaBeezKneez Před 7 lety +8

      The Tiny Gamer i got a feeling you are addicted to gaming

    • @sandwichxiii
      @sandwichxiii Před 7 lety +2

      Destino Corea I can quit whenever I want

    • @MrLangz0r
      @MrLangz0r Před 7 lety +2

      There will always be some dude with a microphone and a camera who's gonna try and ruin your fun.

    • @sandwichxiii
      @sandwichxiii Před 7 lety +5

      I have a feeling you're a vegetable

  • @valoredramack9117
    @valoredramack9117 Před 5 lety +5

    There is a much worse dark side that revolves around night clubs as oppose to gaming.

  • @Alex-m8515
    @Alex-m8515 Před 5 lety

    Good job CZcams you recommend me part 4/5

  • @iiMagik1
    @iiMagik1 Před 7 lety +140

    Why is it so hard to understand gaming?
    Why is it normal for someone to get wasted, go clubbing, do drugs but it's somehow weird for someone to play games?

    • @whennever8202
      @whennever8202 Před 6 lety +9

      get wasted and clublife is an experience that'll give to your personality in some way. esports don't. that's why these kids are so lifeless outside the bang.

    • @SevenWilly
      @SevenWilly Před 6 lety +16

      Tamás Gróf no it really doesn't. Getting drunk and sloppy around a bunch of randoms is the most overrated thing in the world I will never understand it.

    • @whennever8202
      @whennever8202 Před 6 lety +4

      SevenWilly
      Yes, it really does. Sitting on a bang all day? People who like to get smashed off their ass, frequent clubs, etc, still hold a job, still function in society. Geeking all day makes you as disfunctional as a meth addiction. I don't knock gaming, I do it too sometimes, but they took it to a level where it's way worse than drinking and getting laid.
      It's not in the activity, it's what you experience. I don't drink much either, or go to clubs. But this is kindergarten level here, where it all begins. These kids would panic and call for a medic if they got a bit tipsy. They're walking around numb minded thinking about the last bang they did and why that would be better than this, to meet people, find new interests, etc etc. Perfect path towards a mid-life crisis.

    • @SevenWilly
      @SevenWilly Před 6 lety +10

      Where did i say playing games all day, every day is healthy? No, that isn't healthy but compared to drinking and partying it is. If you were to drink all day every day you'd die. If you gamed all day everyday youd be brittle/ weak, have eye problems and most likely social probelms but you wouldn't die. And honestly drinks are as much as a clitch as a screen is. People act like "oh you need a computer screen to be able to take to people" and that isn't the case for the vast majority of gamers. Even the ones in this video go out to the PC bangs in groups of real life friends. Meanwhile alcohol does the same thing. So much people use alcohol as a clutch. they need it to be social and give them the confidence to talk to people. I stopped partying about half way into my college life. And i'm so much happier. Seriously, i was wasting money, to get sloshed, with peolpe i don't care about, not remember my night, and for what? It's overrated as hell. Now i stay in on the weekends and play games with my best friends from home and I'm so much happier. Plus the vast majority of people have no problem playing games and balancing life. I play only on the weekends and work go to classes during the week. And gaming all day makes you as disfunctional as a meth addiction? thats insanely ridiculous.

    • @whennever8202
      @whennever8202 Před 6 lety +1

      SevenWilly
      Drinking and partying everyday will not kill you, unless you straight up an alcoholic.
      But let's pretend you're right, drinking every day kills you?
      Gaming all day means you have no life. Take your pick.
      And what do you mean "you didn't say gaming all day"? That's what this video is about, mate. What else is there to relate to? Am I supposed to figure out your inner train of thought differing from the context of the documentary?
      Too much gaming is as addictive as drugs, mate. There were kids killing themselves when they weren't allowed to get on their xbox. And this ain't no "I read it somewhere bs", I've been heavily addicted to crystal and I can see the supposed similarities.
      What you said about your regrets about partying and people you didn't care about and getting smashed? Mate, you can't judge that based on your own negative experiences from partying. You got nipped at? bullied? fake friends? trick chicks? There are other ways to party, you can go out there with your friends and just have fun, just as much as you have on your weekend lan parties. You look at a club and think "idiots wasting their lives"? I get how prejudice always come from past impressions though.
      It's not gaming against going out. It's gaming 14/7 against going out.
      Sure, stay the weekend, game with your friends and whatnot, it's fun and not the problem presented here. Just your reply is out the context of this video, which is what I was replying to, rationally assuming that's what you based your comment on as well.

  • @albanveshti2369
    @albanveshti2369 Před 8 lety +314

    wow vice should really fire some employes

    • @Baileyppc
      @Baileyppc Před 8 lety +4

      +Alban Veshti yeah wtf was this about, it was so unfair and one sided. What kind of news is fair or one sided lol.

    • @albanveshti2369
      @albanveshti2369 Před 8 lety +2

      ***** I know, sad but true. Nonetheless, Vice reporters are known to be scummy.

    • @hubblebublumbubwub5215
      @hubblebublumbubwub5215 Před 6 lety

      *all employees and employers

  • @l0lwutwtf
    @l0lwutwtf Před 5 lety

    1:16 looooooool those are tea and coffee, where are the energy drinks you're talking about??

  • @Ridetheflow
    @Ridetheflow Před 3 lety

    04:24 like how Corona is the only english word on that street...subliminal programming lol

  • @ijshdifhsudhfush
    @ijshdifhsudhfush Před 5 lety +178

    What a weirdo. He says the night is “over” when they start playing games, but they are clearly talking and having a good time. Only he is by himself not socializing.
    Then he makes them all go to a club, for what reason exactly? Because they won’t like him otherwise. He needs alcohol and loud music as a distraction otherwise they might actually have to have a conversation about something other than partying!

    • @archivez101
      @archivez101 Před 5 lety +13

      Mike .Silas This loser decided to instill his ideals into these poor kids. Hope he gets fired honestly. He’s like one of those people that force you to smoke your first cigarette. Now if you’d excuse me, im gonna go and leave a dislike😂

    • @GabrielXDrums
      @GabrielXDrums Před 5 lety +1

      Mike .Silas he’s an asshole.

  • @stevesmith5539
    @stevesmith5539 Před 7 lety +127

    Host was terrible choice

  • @dduffee64
    @dduffee64 Před 5 lety +1

    fried squid and an energy drink sounds like a perfect combo!💪

  • @Pajter
    @Pajter Před 5 lety +1

    I hope he`s fine now!!!! btw that food 4:10 XDDDD

  • @xiaorishu
    @xiaorishu Před 5 lety +1160

    Not everyone is into clubbing though ..^-^" I don't drink and I like quiet places with less people, so I've never been to a club before and never plan to, lol.

    • @shinozaddy5939
      @shinozaddy5939 Před 5 lety +34

      xiaorishu same, it is honestly boring.

    • @Dataisthetruth
      @Dataisthetruth Před 5 lety +5

      xiaorishu I don’t really like clubs either, but I have had the urge to go when I get in my alpha female mindset. I feel like I want to conquer something and I normally leave with a girl and well........the rest is herstory 👅👅👅

    • @pathfinderpanda7127
      @pathfinderpanda7127 Před 5 lety +1

      That's cute

    • @Dataisthetruth
      @Dataisthetruth Před 5 lety +4

      jens the goat dang lol

    • @rohannr2609
      @rohannr2609 Před 5 lety +48

      chilling at the beach at night watching the stars having a good convo with some friends is much more joyful than going to a club

  • @GtheMVP
    @GtheMVP Před 9 lety +46

    As a gamer/professional hermit, I can understand someone outside the culture finding it odd that a night in front a gaming-centric screen is far more appealing to the "coolness" that is generally associated with a banging nightclub.
    The problem here is that this journalist is an awkward hipster douche, who can't be seen as "cool" in any setting. Also, he assumes that the social interaction ends once the gaming starts. Personally, I'd prefer coop/competitive gaming with friends in my living room over some pc bar (westerner alert), regardless, either is more appealing than overspending on drinks while drunken meatheads are one accidental bump away from picking a fight in some nightclub. They are also awful places to meet women.

    • @alias434
      @alias434 Před 9 lety +2

      *****
      girls. that's pretty much it.

    • @alias434
      @alias434 Před 9 lety

      ***** i think it's pretty normal and civilized, bars and clubs are decent social venues for meeting new people or just having some fun with your mates and there are many people and girls there. I mean if your lucky enough you might meet someone in a video game but the likelhoood isn't too big is it?

    • @pl4free
      @pl4free Před 9 lety +1

      GtheMVP there is no "social interaction" per se in gaming. most of the discussions in co-op or multiplayer games revolve around the game being played, decisions, strategy, insults and a lot of flame. Nothing really that can be regarded as "social" when by social you understand actually interacting with people on a human and personal level, like getting to know them, their likes, dislikes, their views, talking about subjects of common interest etc.And if you think that a night-club is just about drunken meat-heads you're wrong. but just like gaming has their flamers and game-ruiners, so do clubs have their meat-heads

    • @alias434
      @alias434 Před 9 lety +1

      pl4free i'm gonna have to disagree with you. If you solo queue and play with random people, what you say is correct, but not if you play with friends. me and some friends used to meet up a lot at someone's place and game together and obviously you don't talk about the game exclusively, especially when taking a smoke between games or while queing but also during the games. I can tell you another story, a friend of mine used to play a lot of league and through facebook he found a local community of players. He then regularely skyped / played with those dudes and they ended up getting pretty good friends.

    • @pl4free
      @pl4free Před 9 lety

      thefuckinfist sure, if you do a lan-party with friends, then it becomes a social event as well. you're right about that. you can also meet new people online, but from my own experience the relationship usually fades once you stop playing that game. but that's kind of normal and real-life relationships also fade

  • @tigersteeth29
    @tigersteeth29 Před 5 lety +1

    life is a balance, sports of the physical and electronic kind are fun but so is socializing, dancing, drinking, and eating.

  • @nowar458
    @nowar458 Před 5 lety

    Great video

  • @freequaintseas1852
    @freequaintseas1852 Před 7 lety +103

    I hope the reporter finds a way to cope with himself, what a rude dude.

  • @sizzleweet
    @sizzleweet Před 9 lety +73

    I wish the presenter/host wasn't so biased with his presentation. I think it was rude and condescending for him to suggest that their idea of relaxing wasn't "right". You could easily do the same thing with someone who was hoping to become a professional in any skill based arena (basketball, football, baseball, etc.). Yes gaming isn't as popular and doesn't require a physical skill per se, but it's not like someone can just sit down and be excellent at the games.

    • @truedeadandlife
      @truedeadandlife Před 9 lety

      He's jealous because he has a hard time getting into it or that he doesn't have friends like those. I would love to have friends like that group had, he was [insert Twitch salt emoticon here].

    • @truedeadandlife
      @truedeadandlife Před 9 lety

      :)

    • @shinzantetsu
      @shinzantetsu Před 9 lety

      yeah i agree,they seem more introverted.This is the world we live in,if youre not going out like what extroverts do...thenn they rather change you

  • @thugnasty1984
    @thugnasty1984 Před 3 lety +1

    I remember the good old days when we used to talk and hang out to pass the time.

  • @SnipingMachines
    @SnipingMachines Před 4 lety +1

    Stay consistent ❤️❤️

  • @Doobie_AdamsSSB
    @Doobie_AdamsSSB Před 5 lety +297

    I guess to be a reporter for Vice, you just have to be the worst possible candidate for the job. This guy is almost as bad as Hamilton...

    • @tylerjones7433
      @tylerjones7433 Před 5 lety +16

      Hamilton is great for the subjects he talks about... He is educated and very intelligent. I don't know why you would say that he is worse than the host for this episode.

    • @DaltonCulture
      @DaltonCulture Před 5 lety +14

      If you said Hamilton is bad because of his deep fry voice or skinny vampire looks then i guess you’re an asshole stereotypical kind of guy

    • @chc2650
      @chc2650 Před 5 lety +2

      Hamilton is very good and he actually tries the drugs he talks about.

    • @brodiebrundage6290
      @brodiebrundage6290 Před 5 lety

      And vice is amazing asshole don't judge the whole company by one guy

    • @brandonminton6043
      @brandonminton6043 Před 5 lety

      always cite your sources before you let something upset you fellas

  • @williambell9759
    @williambell9759 Před 8 lety +30

    I am an avid Pc gamer myself and think the whole PC bang idea is good but I really think they should make you take a break as sitting down for hours on end consuming energy drinks is not good for you.

    • @thefunkydonut5705
      @thefunkydonut5705 Před 8 lety

      yeah

    • @tiffles3890
      @tiffles3890 Před 8 lety +4

      +Wilziam Plays I'm pretty sure wasting away entire days worth of time into gaming is pretty bad for you. You damage yourself physically through pure inertia, you gain practically no skills in this uber competitive world. And if you're into this whole "shut yourself into a gaming closet" from an early age, your social development gets retarded.

    • @Treecko8O
      @Treecko8O Před 8 lety +4

      +Gaurab Chatterjee there are benefits to playing video games but of course if you sit down all day and don't go out once in a while you can have serious issues. Casual gaming is actually beneficial and can help you in the long run.

    • @tiffles3890
      @tiffles3890 Před 8 lety

      Tiberius Mercer I agree. But these guys .... what they're doing is neither casual, nor healthy (this coming from somebody who has gone through the same pattern myself). What they do in those cafes, all day long is basically a "outside the home" version of the Japanese Hikikomori.

    • @Shodan130
      @Shodan130 Před 8 lety +1

      the only problem with this is if a gaming cafe makes people take breaks and stuff, another pc bong will take advantage by not doing it as a way to take customers, they could make it a law that pc bongs have to follow but i doubt that will ever happen as pc bong reclusion is the least of korea's problems even in e-sports

  • @RoadsidePicnic
    @RoadsidePicnic Před 5 lety

    PC cafe sounds like a lot of fun honestly

  • @fish-kj1dg
    @fish-kj1dg Před 4 lety +1

    1:06 on the right guys lockscreen is Makise Kirusu from Steins;Gate

  • @stinkypotatoe214
    @stinkypotatoe214 Před 8 lety +26

    clubbing and too much gaming are both pretty bad for one's health and lifestyle

  • @kinggrantking
    @kinggrantking Před 7 lety +58

    Lol at five minutes in the guy is complaining that they were having fun and then stopped to play games. IMO it's the exact same thing as hanging out with guys who like to drive cars on a track, enjoying dinner with them, and then complaining "oh I guess we're done having fun because they all just went out to race, and I don't have a car." Homie what did you think a group of gamer/racing friends were going to do?

    • @nushia7192
      @nushia7192 Před 6 lety

      Like I said VICE themselves have no brains. They want to enforce the ideology that everything that is new is evil, without research, without even thinking about it.

  • @BennyBrown00
    @BennyBrown00 Před 5 lety +3

    One thing you don’t do is mock gamers on the internet (which is basically their own turf)

  • @sliderx1897
    @sliderx1897 Před 5 lety +2

    This kid is a real Samurai, he couldnt stand the shame of throwing that game.

  • @voldo9323
    @voldo9323 Před 8 lety +18

    Doran's Blade ---> 3% Lifesteal
    The Bloodthirster ---> 20% Lifesteal
    League of Legends ---> 100% Lifesteal