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koreaissocold
31 Dec 2016
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31 Dec 2016
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Non-Koreans who want to be (and look) Korean (live their lifestyle and culture, etc.)
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31 Dec 2016
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bebecantu245
31 Dec 2016
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There are a lot of factors that make a koreaboo. Basically they disrespect the culture and wish or think they are of Korean ethnicity when they aren't. The main thing is disrespect, I think.
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nanayashiki
31 Dec 2016
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As far as I'm concerned koreaboo is someone that admires and consumes korean culture. That includes korean music, food, dramas and so on. It is not necessarily negative and has nothing to do with disrespect.
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anapoons
31 Dec 2016
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@nanayashiki in addition to what you said: despite that, it is often associated with negativity. If someone is called "koreaboo" they most likely mean that this person acts like a Korean and wants to become so
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nanayashiki
31 Dec 2016
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@anapoons yeah, I'm talking about the people that call themselves koreaboos, not the judgemental channers
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anapoons
31 Dec 2016
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@nanayashiki I know ^^
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4 Jun 2019
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AlyKat_YT
29 Jun 2019
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A Koreaboo is someone who LOVES korea way to much!
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Sheshe082898
22 Sep 2019
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Korea boo is a non-korean person who loves korean culture and everything.
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A Koreaboo is someone that is borderline obsessed with Korean culture, and they think all of Korea is amazing. Some koreaboos do not respect Korean culture and norms. They don't see the negatives and the positives.
As for myself, I really like Korean music, culture, and food, but I don't think Korea is the best place on the planet. It has its downsides like every other place. (I still love it, though. :))
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HeyItsJessie
12 Dec 2019
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Korea boo is a person who disowns their own culture to transform themselves into being apart of the Korean culture. They change their looks and the way they act to be more “Korean like”
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