こんにちは みんな！ 元気だよ？今ロンドンで学校と大学が始める。みんなも？忙しいね？
最近は大学の社会に行ったともっと書く。SOAS (ロンドン大学東洋アフリカ学院) の忙しいね？最近は大学の社会に行ったともっと書く。日本と韓国のイベントは面白い。そして、たくさん人に会ったが日本人と韓国人を話さない。次回は自信を持っで、話さなければならない！BIRKBECK (バークベック)、 私の大学ではまだ。
クリスマスは来る。12月の前にプレゼントを買わなければならない。今からとても忙しい！日本語を勉強して、仕事のような。それは多くの時間を取る。次の数ヶ月は、新しい仕事を探している。トランスレータになりたい。だから日本の会社を働きたい！韓国より日本の仕事の物事をする。プレースメントを探して！
誰もがロンドンの日本会社を知っている、ここにコメントしてください！
Note: This is not my opinion and I’m sorry if this seems more focused on weeaboos/koreaboos or AMBW related, please read below.
When I checked my stats, my top post (beside the Home page) was a response post I did a while back to an AMBW topic. The top search tag was also ambw. It surprised me knowing it wasn’t a J-Pop or K-Pop but upon seeing that, I’ve decided to write more posts on the topic and include a tag for “Interracial” posts that I may write in the future. Anyways, apart from the usual Why do you like Asians? that I hear, there were two questions that are talked about upon people that I thought I’d talk about: Why is it not okay to like only one race? and Why do people stereotype non-Asians to have a fetish for Asians?
A word of advice, never believe a world tour is a “world tour”.
There are a lot of international fans who have not understood that when K-Pop companies say World Tour, why do you all believe it’s going to be every city in the world with at least two or three countries in each continent? Please, wake up! Let me take this upcoming Big Bang Alive Tour in London as an example.
I want to explain to some of you guys how to prepare for these poorly planned K-Pop concerts instead of complaining to each other.
That smile…I saw this live at Music Bank Paris.
You should have seen me today sitting in my room when I go onto tumblr and see Minjun everywhere. The first thing I think is that it’s a OTP name coupled with someone else and then I see this:
Bloody hell was I confused as ever…
Being an idol is not an easy task. The K-Pop industry covers up a lot but in recent years, it seems to be easier to see how idols are created in Korea and the work behind it. The workaholic society of an idol really interested me so there are three points that I thought about while writing this: Song production, Pre-debut trainees and Economy leading to idol life.
I’ve had it with the majority of the K-Pop fandom. I don’t know how I’ve managed to be a fan for so long.
