"한국 월드컵 거리응원? 별거 있겠어 했는데"광화문 현재상황 목격하고 멘탈 나간 덴마크 여성//"이런 응원은 살면서 처음 봐.."

In Denmark, beer splashes everywhere, while in Korea, concerts take place. It is the same form of soccer cheering, so why is it so different? Gwanghwamun, where the first match of the 2026 World Cup between South Korea and the Czech Republic was held. A Danish woman who visited the site set out to cheer on the streets with her Korean friend, Ena, wearing Korean flags on their cheeks. However, even before the match began, she was left in shock. The scene featured K-pop concerts, free cheering merchandise being handed out, and even photo zones set up. "In Europe, or at least in Denmark, there is absolutely nothing like this." The order with not a single accident despite the gathering of tens of thousands, the manners of responding to the opposing team's goals with silence instead of profanity, and the roar that soared into the sky the moment the 2-1 winning goal was scored. What was the final assessment of Korean cheering culture by this woman, who shouted for South Korea more passionately than anyone else even though it wasn't her own country's match? The roar of that summer, which is all too familiar to us, becomes a first experience that someone will never forget for a lifetime. Video Source: @celine.davidsen 📌 What is the most passionate cheering moment you remember? Please share it in the comments! 👍 If you enjoyed the video, subscribing and liking it would be a great help. ▶ Jjinhanminguk is a channel that shares the pride of South Korea that we didn't even know existed, through the eyes of foreigners. ――――――――――――――――― #WorldCup #GwanghwamunCheering #StreetCheering #2026WorldCup #KoreanCheeringCulture #ForeignerReaction #Denmark #RedDevils #SouthKorea #KoreaTravel #Seoul #KoreaReaction #ForeignerReactionToKorea #Jjinhanminguk #KCheering #Gwanghwamun #KoreavsCzechRepublic #footballkorea #koreareaction #seoul