LOL, "난 진짜 fly boy." Lyrics here.
My post "Crown J is still a douche" continues to be my most searched-for and my most popular post, and is has the second-most comments of any entry I've written. With few exceptions the only time angry Koreans or Korean-Americans come after me is when I write about Korean pop culture, as illustrated by my posts on Oprah Winfrey and Crown J. Here's an excerpt from last month:
As an instructor teaching English in Korea, you should at least learn to respect the culture. If you're going to live there, don't complain. If you dislike the entertainment there, just hop on a plane and return home. Korean students don't need ignorant teachers like you.
Keep up the good work everyone!
5 comments:
The first thing I thought when I saw that video was the foreigner penned essays on Dokdo. There's got to be a funny way to term this crap.
That song seems to be breaking through on the pop chart. Bugs me.
the only time I ever had a full-fledged, persistent troll, was when I said some sarcastic stuff about lee hyori.
This is actually quite interesting now that I think about it. As a Korean I've always been somewhat embarrassed by the consumption of shitty Korean drama by our Asian neighbors. The more unforgiving and nastier sort of Koreans amazingly use this -- the consumption of the crappier parts of *their* culture -- as an excuse to spit on and look down on these other Asians that follow suit. Naturally, I as an American then wondered if I feel the same way about Korean consumption of hip hop. That's a definite yes.
Crown J is an asshole.
That shit was wack
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