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Teach You a Lesson ep.1 | REACTION! (Patreon)

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2026-06-14 06:28:38
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The South Korean government forms the Educational Rights Protection Bureau (ERPB) to combat out-of-control school violence. Led by a tragic past and state-sanctioned immunity, a formidable squad of unconventional inspectors dishes out harsh, no-nonsense lessons to reform corrupt schools.

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Jay

This is so good!!! I’ve just finished this series , it’s insane

johnnyxtsunami

Yesss I’ve been meaning to watch this, hearing good things about it

yessirrrr

HITTTT THE LIKE BUTTOM LOVES, dudes, mates, bros and girlies. Love you all appreciate you please more likes

Mishali Patel

This show is so good! I’m only halfway through the series and then got the notification for your video and immediately came here to watch it!! I hope you continue it!! It’s really good!

sammi

I just started this series today and it’s funny/interesting that the male lead in this show was in juvenile justice where authorities/judges complained they couldn’t punish the kids how they wanted. Now seeing him here beating the students is like a full circle for him

Marisol

Thank You for choosing to watch this series.🫶 It really needed to be addressed this way. The shock is the only way to have an awakening because he wasn't getting that the suffering he was inflicting had real world consequences. Plus he was going to kill innocent kids so a harsh lesson was needed immediately at that point. Same goes for his father. He was being a bully too. And you'll see why "Would you have a stapler?" is an iconic line. Even though the word "would" should be "do".🤭

Jessfairy88

I binged this kdrama and it is really good. Episode 2 is what really caught my attention cause I like action in kdrama and how they did 2 was good

Deji Jan

idk about this one

BRISxLIFE

Sorry I’m a big anime and superhero fan and just traditional when it comes to justice and there is a better way to punish people a MINOR sorry. At the end of the day that is still a minor 🤷🏾‍♂️

Maria Elena Feliz

I absolutely loved this series!!! Also as a recommendation please react to Mouse (if you like plot twists) & Undercover Highschool (if you like action and comedy)

BRISxLIFE

I get that… kinda… he still a minor lol. And setting a fire in a school where other minors are that was right next to that fire is CRAZY lol

Jay

I don’t think his reaction was far-fetched though ? Of course we understand his personality but I think it a normal reaction to someone igniting the fire, when USUALLY someone would do quite the opposite 🤷🏽‍♀️. He’s a chaotic good character yes , but that shouldn’t change your own opinion on dealing with a situation

Jazzy Fay040303

People did not like me because I didn't care the bully was also a minor. I get that he's a minor but that wouldn't faze me because if you're acting like an adult and not understanding your wrong doings after someone d**d because of you then did it again to another student, then yea I approve the way he's getting through to him. He may be a minor but in real life you have take it there with this kid's man, talking and getting suspended does not work no more. ( Love you and this reaction though)

Tea

I'm so glad you checked it out! Yes aside from the satisfying good old "taste of your own medicine" I think it also opens up discussion about what's right and what's wrong and society as a whole. The main bully seems to have grown up in an environment that allowed him to think having political power allowed you to do whatever you want and without consequences and bully others, i.e like the father. Only by having someone over him with an even higher "power" did he get a taste of what he has been doing the whole time. That should have been a self-reflection on his part to own up and take responsibility for his wrong doings, repent, but he did not, hence why the main guy said "you still don't want to own up to it". Some criminals get tunnel vision or cognitive distortions and entitlement. I understand the argument of him being a minor (and the victim was a minor too) but even minors must learn the gravity of their actions. Bullying someone or telling them to "go die" and having the father taking down the victims parents livelihood/business, causing them to feel corned, just because they have the power to abuse it is sickening. I read somewhere "when a minor's actions cause irreversible life-and-death trauma to others, their age should no longer shield them from accountability." Can't wait to see more reacts Bris! Aside from all the underlying serious issues this show addresses, it's honestly just satisfying to see someone get their just dessert. I'm glad I am able to watch the show, generally I can't tolerate bullying or torture because it makes me nauseous and my blood pressure goes up, hence why I still haven't got to see The Glory.

Arlene

So apparently because of this show Korean government is proposing to create a task force like this. I just watched klassy korea (Hybe Boy) video about it. Interesting. So like you said terry, this must be a bigger problem than we realize.

layla remi

can’t believe I hadn’t seen this until now😭 I’m shocked by how different it is!

NovCassi

I think the reason why the ERPB is shown so extreme is because that’s how the bullying is in Korea unfortunately . It’s not like some normal school bullying in US, it’s pretty bad there because they torture mentally and physically. The writers mentioned that they wrote the story to represent that, like the only way to make a difference is to also teach the bullies in an extreme way even if it harms them because no other way has worked. Which I agree on.. lol Things have only gotten worse over the years with Power trips. Even if they’re a minor the stuff they’re doing ain’t Minor, they know EXACTLY what they’re doing and how it hurts the victim. So it’s a fair punishment.

Kasey

I knew you would have some problems with this show before I watched. (we once debated about the violence seen in vincenzo lmao). I also thought the fire was too much, it escalated hugely, I don't believe that student would go to that step immediately. I think because this was originally a webtoon so ofc it is intense. Also, I think to solidify the fact that the ERPB is above the law. Like in reality, that fire would burn the school down lol, put other kids in danger. Did he not throw the gasoline in the classroom too lmao...

Kasey

I'm glad you're enjoying it, this is honestly the most intense of the episodes but you're really going to enjoy the other episodes. Its tit for tat. Which can 100% be controversial considering these are minors. However, this is meant to be a fantasy world where Korea finally has something to protect them. Its a message to the Korean system, you've gotta take action. Obviously not like this, but we have to protect our students and teachers. You can't keep getting away with this!

Adella Neal

I figured since this is part of the Study Group universe that there would be some over the top scenes right? Glad you're reacting to this Terry. I'm not sure if you'll like it and I'm not sure I will as I've only had a chance to watch the first episode on my own.

MM

It gets so much better..Finished in a day

Mia Christie

I've seen a lot of teachers from other Asian countries speak out that the series highlighted the reality of what they were going through. Its sad to know that its only in TV shows that victims get justice.

Niels

I wish he would do double uploads for this one but i also get it when he uploads one each saturday since its only 10 episodes. i just cant wait long enough for BRIS reaction to this lol

Mariah

51:38 I don't believe that scene was about the dad being ashamed of his kid getting bullied, as we see no indication of him blaming Daseok or even asking him to apologize or take it back. Daseok's dad went so far as to protest outside of the school himself, which is when Junhyeong's father started interfering with his business and would've ultimately caused him to go bankrupt. Daseok feels guilty for it and goes to beg Junhyeong for mercy. Daseok tells him he would do anything if they'd stop going after his family, and in the end he did what Junhyeong asked of him. No doubt because he couldn't take being tortured daily anymore and in the hope they'd stop going after his father.

Nora ALH

I love this show

mariem

it's not about shame because the son had no issue telling his dad about the bullying. seeing that the school was doing nothing, the victim's dad decided to protest outside of the school. the bully's dad in return started to make the victim's dad business suffer in hopes that he'll stop protesting. the victim notices that the dad is losing income from being blackballed. the victim then begs the bully to stop messing with his dad's business, telling the bully that he'll do anything because essentially, it's his father's livelihood at stake. the bully basically implies that if the victim dies, he'll stop messing with his father's business which then made him fall off the roof. this is my first time watching this so i dont believe this is a spoiler, but an implication. i think the ending implied that the guy's daughter who died was the teacher who was stabbed by a student. i think that's why the look he gave the assemblyman in his office was so heavy after the assemblyman said "a parent will do anything for their child." also, the teacher who was stabbed died two years ago, which is the same time he started up the company.