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Do you know you have ruined me for the rest of my life?
Now, I watch You Tube like a Meth Addict. And do you know what I watch? The WONDER GIRLS! Then I watch Big Bang - like all of their videos like Lies. I love SNSD (Girl Generation) and I want to do terrible naughty things with the members of Super Junior!
Did I mention I have learned some Korean?
I went to the Beauty supply store (of course owned by Koreans) and forgot myself and greeted them in Korean and bowed! The dude almost wet himself in shock! We talked about allll the Kpop we love THEN he gave me a discount on hair spray and FREE eye-liner and hair gel! Then he said forget about the tax!
I said good bye in Korean on the way out. (I also told my mom I love her in Korean. She just shook her head and walked away). I might have to move to Korea one day!
K-pop is addictive. . . it's empty but it's addictive. It's unavoidable here. Sadly, you'll have a tough time getting kids (or Koreans in general) to listen to anything else. The only things my students listen to outside of K-pop is Lady GaGa. Every so often one of them suprises me and i find out that they think outside the box. That makes my day.
I'm working on my Korean, but it's so slow without a class or tutor. Such is my luck.
I'm suprised you haven't gotten addicted to k-dramas. They are right up your alley. fluffy, some corny elements and usually love stories and light drama. It's the natrual progression from K-pop (especially when some shows actually have K-pop stars in them).
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Now, I watch You Tube like a Meth Addict. And do you know what I watch? The WONDER GIRLS! Then I watch Big Bang - like all of their videos like Lies. I love SNSD (Girl Generation) and I want to do terrible naughty things with the members of Super Junior!
Did I mention I have learned some Korean?
I went to the Beauty supply store (of course owned by Koreans) and forgot myself and greeted them in Korean and bowed! The dude almost wet himself in shock! We talked about allll the Kpop we love THEN he gave me a discount on hair spray and FREE eye-liner and hair gel! Then he said forget about the tax!
I said good bye in Korean on the way out. (I also told my mom I love her in Korean. She just shook her head and walked away). I might have to move to Korea one day!
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I'm working on my Korean, but it's so slow without a class or tutor. Such is my luck.
I'm suprised you haven't gotten addicted to k-dramas. They are right up your alley. fluffy, some corny elements and usually love stories and light drama. It's the natrual progression from K-pop (especially when some shows actually have K-pop stars in them).
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