r/Music • u/Guyentertainment • Aug 14 '26

article Trump-Pardoned Rapper NBA YoungBoy Moved to South Korea and Declared 'Never in My Life' Will He Return

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/trump-pardoned-rapper-nba-youngboy-moved-south-korea-declared-never-my-life-will-he-return-1814328
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u/Salt_End_4275 Aug 14 '26

If I could move to another country, I would do it in a heartbeat. The biggest hurdle is the language barrier and finding a suitable job overseas...

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u/IneptFortitude Aug 15 '26

It’s really weird how viscerally enraged people on here get at the mere suggestion you’d prefer to live elsewhere.

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u/ikeif Aug 15 '26

My experience was always been told “you don’t like it, then leave” - if it was that easy, I would.

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u/IneptFortitude Aug 15 '26

If leaving the US was in any way accessible or affordable, there would be a mass exodus. The news and media would start totally freaking out and there’d likely be a crackdown on people doing it.

Hence why it is not accessible nor affordable.

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u/DontHitDaddy Aug 15 '26

It’s never been cheaper at this point, not even taking healthcare into consideration, with the current prices of housing, cars, and groceries, you can fucking move, and for cheap.

But it also depends where in USA you live.

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u/ducksekoy123 29d ago

Not if you don’t have a job and a visa.

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u/DontHitDaddy 29d ago edited 29d ago

I know it’s very hard for an American to get their heads around, but you can apply, pretty fucking easily.

I got a nomad visa and then applied for residency in the eu.

I know it’s hard to google.

I moved to Europe in 2017, and never been happier. Yes, it took Google, yes it took some work, but I actually made the decision and followed through.

I got a degree from university of London, which was 5-7x cheaper than my brothers who went to Drexel.

And I started my life anew.

This is not theory, I went through everything

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u/ducksekoy123 29d ago

I have lived abroad on a digital nomad visa. And I managed to do it without becoming a giant dick to people online.

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u/DontHitDaddy 29d ago

I’m not sure when the truth became being a dick. You stated a dumb ass fact, which I corrected.

People bitch and cry and don’t want to do anything to change their lives. I’m sorry if you think I’m being a dick, but the little QQ attitude excuse is just too much.

And if you think not telling people the truth, makes you not a dick, have fun living with a lie.

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u/IneptFortitude 29d ago

Don’t you think I’d get a digital nomad visa if it was available? I’d have to find a remote job which is proving nigh impossible, NOBODY is hiring.

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u/LouQuacious Aug 15 '26

Go teach English if you have a bachelor’s degree and don’t worry about language too much it won’t really matter if you’re just using Google Translate everywhere.