@@AniJunkerZyou’re correct. I have high anxiety, and will shake my leg. But I’ve had to be asked to stop before. They knew I didn’t realize I was doing it, so the request wasn’t made angrily. But it was a disturbance.
The "whistling woman" curse is universal! I'm not Asian and was screamed at so much for whistling when I was growing up that I don't know how anymore. 😂 😂 😂
@@spiwolf6998 afaik at least in china, back in the day, it's said that prisioners who were given a death sentence had their names written in red ink, so now writing your name in red is seen as a death premonition. Maybe it was the same in korea 😆
I was told I would get warts on my finger if I pointed at the rainbow 😂 I'm still very cautious but have pointed a few times since being an adult, and it makes me feel anxious 😂
@@fgonzales2786 my mother told me if I hold the shoes too far up (like head height or higher) = bad luck / trouble 😳 that makes me feel like you and rainbows 😕
My great-grandmother always told me that I swing a demon while shaking my leg. Also there is a very popular phrase in my country "Don't whistle, otherwise you won't have money" 😅
There are more superstitions like "don't sit down on the table corner or you'll have a bald husband/wife", "don’t sweep in your direction with a broom, otherwise you won’t get married" 😮
@@wiewiorka_violetHow very strange. What is your Country? And, of course you won't get married, sweeping toward yourself make you look dumb. You are supposed to sweep off to one side, or forward away from yourself. 🙄
LOL instead of writing your name in red start writing her name but only spell out loud your name then fold the paper (but leaving it slightly open up to see if she gets curious) & walk away to go to the bathroom (or wherever)…. When you come back she will have fainted from the shock… ( in her mind it magically switched your name in red ink to her name in red ink- the shock will make her faint. I did that to my Aunt every visit she did when it was Mother’s Day or April Fools Day or New Year’s Day or Labor Day. ❤😂🎉😊 The best prank ever….
@@Noma_love they are not wrong tbh you can bump into something or someone 😂 in russia we say that if you go back to your home after forgetting something you'll have bad luck (it's usually about situations when you're going on an important meeting or a trip) oh and also about traveling before you leave your home to travel you need to sit it complete silence for a minute to attract good luck we call it literally "to sit before departing"/to sit before the travel"
Okay where I live, whistling around trees especially in the dark is a No no. I've heard it from others that if you do that you'll be inviting the evil spirits 🤷♀️ I heard it long ago tho
In my country it's considered as rude to whistle in the house, there's so saying that translates directly "don't whistle in the house, or you'll whistle up someone ass" 😅
In my country there's an old superstition that if you whistle inside, it will set the place on fire. I think it comes also from inviting evil spirits (and they set the house on fire or smth)
@@TheNoiseySpectator Lol I agree on the toenails 😂 but people don't usually clean their fingernails that thoroughly unless they're freshly out the shower, getting their nails done, or in the medical industry. So much built up sweat, dead skin, and whatever else 🤣 It's much easier just to wash the surface area of our hands.
For the nails cutting my mom would always that you gotta throw them in a folded paper or piece of cloth and never let your nails scatter in the wind like that 🤷🏻♀️
@@simrahkhan693 my mother gets furious if I put hair in little balls next to me until I go to the trash can or toilet . It isn't a superstition here in Germany though. She compares me losing my hair with a cat shedding all the time 🙊 She also taught me that putting my hair clip or comb or hair brush on the table is like a sin 😳😳
The third one is also believed to send u to death in China. Personally I never knew until I was about to do it. My classmates stopped me before I did anything😂
😂😂😂😂😂Seems this red ink and death comment is universal. As kids, teachers used bule and red ink to differentiate between boys and girls on class registers. Girls cried till it became blue and black ink
in my country we say "don't whistle or you'll have no money" haha especially if you whistle at your house and if you are saying that something is going good you can accidentally curse yourself or the person you said this about so you need to say t'fu-t'fu-t'fu (phew-phew-phew) or knock on something wooden three times to avoid the curse
Shaking leg one feels universal. Even my own parents stop me from doing it 😂
To be fair I think it's more of a "being rude" thing than a superstition thing for most people.
@@AniJunkerZyou’re correct. I have high anxiety, and will shake my leg. But I’ve had to be asked to stop before. They knew I didn’t realize I was doing it, so the request wasn’t made angrily. But it was a disturbance.
Just because it's annoying to others 😂, I'm also "the shaker" 🤭
Many autistic people do that, hopefully they get along in Korea 😭
My friend tries to stop me from it 💀
The "whistling woman" curse is universal! I'm not Asian and was screamed at so much for whistling when I was growing up that I don't know how anymore. 😂 😂 😂
Teachers using red pen to correct answer sheets : 👀👀
Edit: 222 likes!!! Damnn
writing your pen in red ink
More like Anglo teachers
no im pretty sure it's bad luck only when writing names
@@dreamsteddybearsmastermy Chinese school teachers didn’t hold back writing “37” in red ink on my tests so
Korean teachers use which one? green pen?
Writing with red pen .”Do you want to die?” Had me going
I guess all teachers are doomed! 😳❌
Writing with red pen is fine. But writing your name with red pen is ❌
@@soonerredtx4896name name name
Is it bad to write in red pen?
@@spiwolf6998 afaik at least in china, back in the day, it's said that prisioners who were given a death sentence had their names written in red ink, so now writing your name in red is seen as a death premonition. Maybe it was the same in korea 😆
Same in India too. Except the red pen 😂😂
Yass
I mean, they tell us to use only blue and black pen in schools. Red is for teachers, and green is for higher authorities like principal and deans.
I heard some of these are Japanese, too.
In India, or as per my teacher writing our name with black pen is not good
@@notyoursuryaIn the UK we can use all three 😂
The shaking the leg one is so real 😂 I do it all the time, it just doesn’t stop 😂😭
Same I was doing that in my exam today lol
I do that, too. But, it doesn't change my "luck".
My mom said you could tell which was a Hilton by the shaky leg.
It’s crazy how those superstitions are so universal for parents all around the globe and cultures 😂
Not me LITERALLY shaking my legs as this pops up 😂😂😂
You trying to dieee
Got me laughing😂
My parents told me that someone would cut my tongue off if I point at the moon💀 I believed that for my entire childhood😂💀
Makes about as much sense as the rando that cuts off your thumbs if you suck on them.
🌙👈
I find that superstition to be very strange and even nonsensical.
Who did they say would cut your tongue off if you point at the moon?
🤔
I was told I would get warts on my finger if I pointed at the rainbow 😂 I'm still very cautious but have pointed a few times since being an adult, and it makes me feel anxious 😂
@@fgonzales2786 my mother told me if I hold the shoes too far up (like head height or higher) = bad luck / trouble 😳 that makes me feel like you and rainbows 😕
My great-grandmother always told me that I swing a demon while shaking my leg. Also there is a very popular phrase in my country "Don't whistle, otherwise you won't have money" 😅
There are more superstitions like "don't sit down on the table corner or you'll have a bald husband/wife", "don’t sweep in your direction with a broom, otherwise you won’t get married" 😮
@@wiewiorka_violetHow very strange. What is your Country?
And, of course you won't get married, sweeping toward yourself make you look dumb.
You are supposed to sweep off to one side, or forward away from yourself. 🙄
@@wiewiorka_violet Which Slavic country are you from?
@@TheBusyJane Ukraine
Whistle while you work.no wonder they are getting laid off or fired!!
LOL instead of writing your name in red start writing her name but only spell out loud your name then fold the paper (but leaving it slightly open up to see if she gets curious) & walk away to go to the bathroom (or wherever)…. When you come back she will have fainted from the shock… ( in her mind it magically switched your name in red ink to her name in red ink- the shock will make her faint. I did that to my Aunt every visit she did when it was Mother’s Day or April Fools Day or New Year’s Day or Labor Day. ❤😂🎉😊 The best prank ever….
The accent is so wonderful, it makes the video even better
She is Korean, she's just imitating her mom's accent
Koreans and Africans have similar taboos 😮
Fr my teacher once told me walking backwards is bad luck
@@Noma_love they are not wrong tbh you can bump into something or someone 😂
in russia we say that if you go back to your home after forgetting something you'll have bad luck (it's usually about situations when you're going on an important meeting or a trip)
oh and also about traveling
before you leave your home to travel you need to sit it complete silence for a minute to attract good luck
we call it literally "to sit before departing"/to sit before the travel"
Meanwhile her breaking every one of those laws and superstitions😂 while recording
The red pen part is actually reall and we believed in that too in Africa
My class teacher have used red pen to correct answers for a few years and she's not dead yet💀
That red pen thing....is kinda universal 😅
The whistling one applies to Muslims too😂
Okay where I live, whistling around trees especially in the dark is a No no. I've heard it from others that if you do that you'll be inviting the evil spirits 🤷♀️ I heard it long ago tho
In my country it's considered as rude to whistle in the house, there's so saying that translates directly "don't whistle in the house, or you'll whistle up someone ass" 😅
What countries are you from?
In my country there's an old superstition that if you whistle inside, it will set the place on fire. I think it comes also from inviting evil spirits (and they set the house on fire or smth)
As a Native American same
That just looks like my ADHD-
Ooh I thought the danger of whistling was only at night, but in Korea is it anytime?
"YOU'RE TRYING TO DIE?!"
Yes I am.
Please do not get me😂that was funny lol😂
that red pen, writing name with red pen, makes me feel uncomfortable...
same belief in the Philippines
We indians are your brothers and sisters, we also have same superstitions and even more 😂😅
100% agree with the nail clipping, sooooo gross. Someone did it on the bus behind while I was driving ick ick ick.
Personally I don't think fingernails are so bad. They are no grosser than the rest of a person's hand.
Toenail clippings are a different story. 😝
@@TheNoiseySpectator Lol I agree on the toenails 😂 but people don't usually clean their fingernails that thoroughly unless they're freshly out the shower, getting their nails done, or in the medical industry. So much built up sweat, dead skin, and whatever else 🤣 It's much easier just to wash the surface area of our hands.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
When I was little I was told whistling at night would bring in not only evil spirits but the dead too 🫣🙆🏽♀️😄
Yup! On the red pen 😂😂
For the nails cutting my mom would always that you gotta throw them in a folded paper or piece of cloth and never let your nails scatter in the wind like that 🤷🏻♀️
They tell us that bc u shld never let ur nails scatter everywhere as anyone could easily cast black magic on it. That same goes for hair.
that's the trick in that superstition? most of the time I collect them 😅
@@simrahkhan693if you roll them into a little ball too? 😮 the hair that is
@@anniebe4992 it's good to dispose them in a paper towel than just throwing it somewhere. Better to be safe ya know
@@simrahkhan693 my mother gets furious if I put hair in little balls next to me until I go to the trash can or toilet . It isn't a superstition here in Germany though. She compares me losing my hair with a cat shedding all the time 🙊
She also taught me that putting my hair clip or comb or hair brush on the table is like a sin 😳😳
No writing in red pen you trying to die? Had me laughing 😂
Korean death note= Writing in red pen
Lol, your videos always make me laugh! Also, love the Garfield shirt
My Korean grandma always tells me not to write my name in a red pen lol😂
Jennie we love you so much❤😊😊😊you always bring a smile on my face thank you so much❤❤
SO TRUE! My Chinese Mom Would Have Said The Same Comments To Me 😂
As a Taiwanese, we have the exact same taboos! It’s actually so cool 😂😂
Except the last one every thing is relatable
I laughed at the whistling. Appears the Polish share that one!
My Asian Parents:
THEY LITERALLY TELL ME THE EXACT SAME THING
😂😂😂 super jeenie 😂😂😂
Writing red pen?you wanting to die
Meanwhile all the Indian teachers be like:WTF😅
In Russia when someone whistles we say 'dont whistle you'll have no money'. Kinda can relate lol
Korean lady praying: please do not get me 😂
Yeah, doing the Catholic sign of the cross b4 folding her hands in 🙏 prayer! 😅 Nothing like crossing superstition and faith!
leg shaking & red pens was what my mom brought up every time something bad happened around me 😂
When you are way too lucky so you're started to invite bad luck😂
Jennifer
Jennifer..
*Jen..LUCIFER* 💀💀
🤣😂 that mom!😅
The one about the read pen tho all teachers write in red
Wait until i s3nd tjis to my teacher she will never use red pen again 😂
Specially during the Chinese new year , every thinginvites bad luck😂
The whistling one is so real also r can’t sing while in bed cause that would mean singing for the devil according to my mom
So true with the shaking legs and red pen for me
I had an asian teacher in middle school and she would be annoyed when we used red pen.
oh, I thought she was going to say something about the name Jennifer being bad luck 😂😂😂
I feel like these things are just told to hyperactive kids to get them to stop being irritating. XD
The red pen one is so accurate😂😂
So that's where my lotto winnings are going.
Everything seemed similar with my Indian household but the red pen😂
I think i shook away all my luck in life😂
Also “WHY ARE YOU SLEEPING WITH THE FAN ON AND THE DOOR CLOSED? ARE YOU TRYING TO SUFFOCATE? Either open the door or turn the fan off!!”
Also it's believed that whistling at night invites ghosts and snakes... 😮
To me it’s funny cause I remember learning these superstitions in 28 reasons trailer by Seulgi
I mean if shaking my leg shakes away luck that'd explain a lot i have very very very bad luck and am very very hyperactive
this is so true your like so talented as well keep it up
Red pen is one in my family too! So maybe a old nordic thing too?
These things are things that my korean mom use to tell me
The third one is also believed to send u to death in China. Personally I never knew until I was about to do it. My classmates stopped me before I did anything😂
Every culture has its superstitions!
she is my mom 😂
and also it is also “bad”for you when you stepped on door sill 😂
As an autistic person with sensory issues, the whistling one was fucking hilarious
OMG.. I love it!!
Hi Jeenie, after watching this video
I just remembered my grandma saying this. It's also in our culture, I'm a srilankan, you know.
I’m a Korean and this is how I grew up
Omg Garfield as Hodori is so cute & funny!! How can I find a sweater like this? 😍
same in indian tooo...except the red pen😢😢
We have the red pen myths as well
“You’re shaking your luck away!”
Oh shit, this is why my life is a literal dumpster fire?!
Same here in India
" DONT WRITE RED PEN, YOU TRYING TO DIE?! " 😭
Another one is: Putting a mirror in front of a door
This is believed to deflect good luck from entering.
Pretty sure that’s a feng shui thing.
😂😂😂😂😂Seems this red ink and death comment is universal. As kids, teachers used bule and red ink to differentiate between boys and girls on class registers. Girls cried till it became blue and black ink
I write my bank deposits in red...they're so few...😂
When i saw the pen i was like oooohhhh nnnooooo
Except for writing your name in red ink, we have all other superstitions in India as well.
love momma.
as a chinese, all these points are try for us as well lmao😂😂😂
Not my Korean teacher using a red pen to mark stuff we did wrong 😭
FR
Its similar in my culture too
in my country we say "don't whistle or you'll have no money" haha
especially if you whistle at your house
and if you are saying that something is going good you can accidentally curse yourself or the person you said this about so you need to say t'fu-t'fu-t'fu (phew-phew-phew) or knock on something wooden three times to avoid the curse
Oh
I’m chinese and I can relate! 😂😂😂
The fact that i just wrote my name using a red pen💀💀💀
Whats the superstition with red pen? I didn't get it... I write with red pen too although not a teacher
My mom always tell me not to cut my nails at night and she says if i did setan will come to our house😭✋
Writing "name" in red pen = easy to die built in since i was young 😅
Hmm now I wonder why I don't have any luck 🤔
At that point yes
Adhd/autistic people at the first one: "IS THAT WHY I'VE ALWAYS BEEN UNLUCKY???"
Her cutting her nails shaytan:THIS IS THE MILLON TIME I'VE LOST MY house
Evil spirits doesn't kill them their superstitious beliefs does