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Anyone who knows the members of NineMuses, could you identify the short haired chick in the black tshirt??
is it just me or does this song sound exactly like Sisqo's the thong song? besides dont want no playboy part.
ya like to dance at all the hip hop spots and ya cruise to the crews like connect da dots not just urban ya like the pop cuz she was livin la vida loca.....
On August 28 2010 20:07 Katsuge wrote: the reason why kpop nvr works in the US
What is the reason?
I was asking myself the same question :s... and don't generalize to the US, why not all countries outside asia?
I think kpop is a niche genre for people, I don't speak more than a few words of Korean but enjoy kpop ... I assume people can't get past the language barrier. Also, I mean kpop is good but i don't think it will catch on in the USA else where outside of Asian markets.
On August 29 2010 02:32 jax1492 wrote: I think kpop is a niche genre for people, I don't speak more than a few words of Korean but enjoy kpop ... I assume people can't get past the language barrier. Also, I mean kpop is good but i don't think it will catch on in the USA else where outside of Asian markets.
Ye, can feel that.
When I tell people my music taste they go like: "But you don't understand them?" But I don't really care, you don't understand hardcore (rock type, not electronic type) and that's good music aswell. Besides, like every song is about love so you get the message
Meh, when people give me the excuse of "you can't understand what they're saying" then I tell them you CAN understand what they're saying. I don't want to sound cheesy, but music is universal. Besides you can always go back and look up the lyrics. Just watching the MV alone can tell you what the song is about some times.
On August 29 2010 02:32 jax1492 wrote: I think kpop is a niche genre for people, I don't speak more than a few words of Korean but enjoy kpop ... I assume people can't get past the language barrier. Also, I mean kpop is good but i don't think it will catch on in the USA else where outside of Asian markets.
Ye, can feel that.
When I tell people my music taste they go like: "But you don't understand them?" But I don't really care, you don't understand hardcore (rock type, not electronic type) and that's good music aswell. Besides, like every song is about love so you get the message
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