Keep in mind he went to the TOURIST parts of North Korea. You CAN NOT enter actual North Korea, and if you do you CAN NOT exit

it’s so sad that if one person breaks the law, their immediate family are also imprisoned. they have schools inside the jails for their children who are forced the be raised inside as well. prayers from canada. i hope to see freedom in this country

It's like going to visit someone but you can only be in the living room and they follow you to the bathroom

Maybe the reason you felt "Invisible" to the residents:

I have a weird fascination with North Korea but yet am terrified of it as well

North Korean buildings are like the buildings in GTA, Only some of them have an inside, the other ones are just for scenery

Watching this after listening to Yeonmi Park on Joe Rogan’s podcast, you realize that this is just all show. You really can see just how fake it all is, they want foreigners to leave with a feeling like “see it’s not so bad here” but when you hear an actual North Korean’s account of what it’s really like to live there, the facade just fades away. You can even tell the natives didn’t want to make eye contact with the cameras. Ugh the oppression is sickening. I hope Rogan’s podcast episode with Yeonmi really opens more and more eyes up to what’s actually going on there. Absolutely disgusting.

Its like some creepy fake show for tourist In specific spots of the tour obviously people around are living real lives.

You’re seriously so brave . I would never ever even risk going there

He is very careful, you can see he is really careful not to break any rule or cause any trouble. Smart.

Im so thankful I work here in South Korea..I can't imagine how dangerous living in North Korea..

unwelcoming people, expressionless, robotic.. what else? those poor people living there

Even if you are recording using the best camera it will turn into a 90s-like footage when it is recorded in the North Korea. Amazing!

The place gives me a weird vibe