How do Korean elementary school students harm their mother on the Internet?

reggaeddee (5)in #korean • 5 years ago

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"Home Video" has always been the ever-lasting type of video on Youtube.

From the original group portrait (the kind of "Burning Moments" series you saw on the bus TV), to the posing pranks in the early years, to the daily Vlog now.

It can be said that this type is a living fossil of short video history. No matter how the form changes, scenes and plots suitable for all ages always attract the eyes of netizens.

However, the following Vlog content of Youtube family may be a bit exaggerated.

A different angle.

Alternative attention.

With weird titles, people who do n’t understand think this is a new type of prank.

Nonsense, these videos seem to be taken by the party's own children, and the subjects are basically family members.

In the middle of last year, major media in South Korea reported this phenomenon intensively. And think "kids candid family privacy for red" has become a weird fashion.

There are reports that even primary school students live up to the main broadcast, shouting attention to continue to shoot more than a thousand.

So what exactly is this operation?

Let's take a look at what these up masters have done.

Some Korean media reported such a case in a newspaper.

They found that a primary school student on the tubing likes to live broadcast mothers to do housework. In one of the live broadcasts, the up host gave the room the title "Today's task is to shoot mom".

Most of the uploads made by this owner are similar.

There is also a shower video uploaded in 2016.

The media also found that the comments of some netizens under this little up main video were rather cumbersome.

The spectators made clear requirements for content and shots, and promised to give them praise as compensation.

Then again, the former Qianzan fulfilled his promise.

According to Korean media tracking, the live broadcast later reached a thousand likes, and the up really did.

In fact, although most of such illegal videos have been deleted by the tubing, some of them still remain, and there is a tendency to transfer.

In some previous screenshots and related reports of Korean media, you can also see that this type of video is not an orphan, and the victim can be any member of the family.

The reason why this phenomenon has received so much attention in South Korea is also related to the general background of the anti-candid campaign of the whole people last year.

In August last year, more than 70,000 South Korean women rallyed in the streets of Seoul to protest against the intensified sneak shots in society.

According to data released by South Korean media, South Korean sneak shots soared from more than 1,110 in 2010 to more than 6,600 in 2017.

In 2018, the number of sneak shots in South Korea was eight times that of 2008, and a quarter of them were middle school students.

In October of this year, at the request of the Korea Broadcasting Communication Review Committee (KCSC), the South Korean government even set up a "special Jian Huang Shi" to investigate and delete sneak shot videos on the website.

But this task is not easy.

One person in charge said: "It is almost impossible to completely delete these videos across the entire network."

"There was a recent victim who had been filmed by her ex-boyfriend on more than 100 different illegal websites. Her ex-boyfriend only uploaded one website."

"An indecent video that first appeared on the Internet in May this year has spread to more than 2,700 illegal sites after six months."

"Our mission is to block all channels of proliferation within 24 hours. Try to minimize the impact before things get worse."

The attitude of the parents was mostly at a loss.

In a Korean media report, a father said to this question, "Which parents can imagine that their children can take pictures of themselves?"

In another related piece of news, some parents said they didn't care much, and of course they would not go through legal proceedings with their children.

Some lawyers said that for the case of such a special candid person, if the victim does not complain, any third party report, including the platform, will be difficult to take effect.

Korean media experts commented on this,

"In fact, this problem is the same as the situation of the parents and children of the generation 30 years ago. They used to be called the TV generation and now the Internet generation. The common point is that the whole society thinks they are over."

"Thirty years ago, the parents at the time were equally surprised by the precociousness of the 'TV Generation' and thought that this generation had collapsed. Thirty years later, the media of communication changed, but some essential things remained the same."

"Children know far more than you think, and they don't know as much as you think. They will imitate everything they see and automatically learn from it."