"Are you predicting a fight for comments?"Kang Yu-mi Spreads 'Middle-aged South American Birds' Satire Debate [Stay Issue]

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Comedian Kang Yoo-mi's newly released content is drawing hot attention. The video is an atmosphere that spreads to debates over specific attitudes, power consciousness, and male-centered thinking.

Kang Yu-mi recently posted a video titled "Middle-aged South American Bird" on her YouTube channel.

"South American bird" is short for XX crazy about men, and is a new word that refers to a person who is overly obsessed with men or clings to a relationship that is difficult to live without men.

In the video, he appears as a person wearing luxury clothes and accessories against the backdrop of the company. He talks about female employees, but shows a particularly generous attitude toward male employees.

When it comes to female employees, they say, "A gentle cat goes up to the kitchen first," and "I'm the type to put off work to men with a smile," while male employees show excessive interest, such as "It's salty," "It's sad when it hurts," and "Why did my body get so good?"

The video exceeded 1 million views within four days of its release, and more than 10,000 comments were also posted. The video later led to the controversy over "son's mom" and the wavelength spread.

The character in the video brags about his son, but he says, "Girls these days are not normal," and "I don't regret having a son." "My daughter is emotional and sensitive," he said, adding, "If girls hit her at school, they will teach her to hit her together."

In response, some mom cafes responded uncomfortablely, such as "Isn't it mocking my son's mother who stays still with a specific image?" and "This kind of expression encourages division."

On the other hand, "This is not a split, it is a social problem. These days, boys' misogyny and sexual harassment of female teachers are serious," "It's funny but bitter when I think of actual damage cases," and "It's really unpleasant." Compared to the South American bird I've experienced, it's too pure. The debate is growing even further, with the opinion that "the reality is that we don't even laugh."

Among them, writer and broadcaster Kwak Jung-eun said, "The view of human nature hidden in this is too sharp to simply laugh over it," adding, "From the lens of psychology, this scene is a projection itself. The "South American Bird" character in the video can't accept his obsession with men on his own, so he puts a frame on his junior and attacks him," he analyzed.

"Don't many people fight in the comments while watching such videos?" The fight itself in the comment window is another fighter, he said, adding, "We are showing ourselves through the comments that we do not want to admit." I think Kang Yu-mi thought this far. I think he's a real genius."

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