As one of South Korea’s biggest cultural exports, K-pop features futuristic dance beats and high-pitched vocals, distributed primarily via social media platforms like TikTok. The new genre’s use of bright colours, extravagant costumes and co-ordinated group performances have made it a hit South Korea and abroad with a several dance crazes going global.
The world got a taste after South Korean artist PSY strongarmed his way onto commercial radio across the planet in 2012. The dance hit “” was Youtube’s first ever video to hit a billion views, opening the floodgates for the tidal wave of new wave Korean music to come.
The three-generation lineage, beginning with Kim Il-sung in 1948, has ruled the Asian nation for 73 years after establishing a communist state. Kim Jong-un is enforcing laws restricting North Koreans from “imitating the puppet accent” from south of the border., specialises in the risky business of smuggling USB drives into North Korea. The high-tier contraband containing everything from James Bond movies to South Korean soap operas is snuck in via human smugglers, helium balloons and helicopter drones.
According to North Korean documents obtained by Asia Press, citizens’ electronic devices and notebooks are being regularly searched by authorities for traces of South Korean culture. Something as simple as a commonly-used phrase south of the border can land people in serious trouble, with anyone “imitating the puppet accent” facing expulsion from North Korean cities.
More chins then a Chinese phone book
he makes DictatorDan seem like a bad guy, oh wait 🤔
Well if he ever loses his dynasty - he can always go into designing Valentine's Day cards for Hallmark.
Is it BTS fandom, or could it be active wear? Or maybe both? Tough time for a leader.
This is similar to our government preventing its citizens from leaving the country...the world should know that Australia (and N korea) is the ONLY country in the world locking its citizens
We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Interfaith march honours Muslim family killed in Canada truck attackSeveral thousand people have joined an interfaith marched honouring the four members of a Muslim family who were killed in an attack last Sunday that has shocked Canada. So much hate in our society too - tradies truck in front of me had stickers “I hate f**king vegans” & “I hate f**king cyclists” - like a time bomb ready to explode - Im sure Newscorp’s aggressive toxic style only foster hate in society As long as organised religions exist there will be no peace on earth Was the killer a Christian terrorist?
Source: SBSNews - 🏆 3. / 89 Read more »
Sam Newman’s emotional interview about wife’s shock deathControversial media personality Sam Newman has spoken in-depth about his wife’s shock passing, revealing her cause of death. Awww poor Sam… he feels lonely.. zero Fks given.. FRO Sam How sad 😢 I wake every morning thanking the lord I am still here and functioning to a degree after my stroke. staystrong.
Source: newscomauHQ - 🏆 9. / 77 Read more »
ABC declines to reveal how much it spends defending defamation cases | Sky News AustraliaThe ABC has declined to provide a figure for how much taxpayer funds are used to defend defamation cases each year, despite racking up a $780,000 bill in a matter of months defending its Christian Porter coverage.\n\nSky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton said a core problem with the ABC was the “extremely opaque” way it spends taxpayer funds.\n\n“This is the real problem with the ABC,” he said.\n\n“It is extremely opaque when it comes to how it uses taxpayer dollars to defend journalism that never should have been published in the first place.\n\n“It took a senate hearing to extract the cost of the Porter debacle from the ABC and there appears to be no accountability for how often taxpayer funds are wasted in this way.\n\n“There was no need to rush to publish the Porter allegations and in my opinion Milligan should have had more evidence before airing allegations she knew were unprovable.”\n\nDespite the enormous toll on the public purse, the ABC declined to respond to questions from Sky News Australia asking for an annual breakdown of total legal fees paid by the national broadcaster. Lololo maybe we should get Sky to open the books and see what's more value for money shall we? So in monetary payout terms, would that make 1 Christian Porter worth 3 Miranda Devines? Jack (your turn to do the Friday ABC rant) ... What would be more interesting is the amount of money Scott Morrison & co spent on consulting and PR in defending Christian Porter? Christian Porter ended up wasting taxpayer money in his failed legal attempt that went no where.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
‘Real generational change’: Chris Minns reveals new Labor frontbenchNSW Labor leader Chris Minns has revealed his opposition frontbench, elevating five new members to a shadow cabinet in a reshuffle some MPs have described as a genuine attempt to heal the party. rotate the dicks .com Another labor opposition that will boost one day. THATS THE GOLD STANDARD
Source: smh - 🏆 6. / 80 Read more »
PM reveals next travel bubble countryAustralia and Singapore are “committed” to setting up a travel bubble after Prime Minister Scott Morrison met with Singapore leader Lee Hsien Loong overnight.
Source: newscomauHQ - 🏆 9. / 77 Read more »
Microsoft reveals vision for the future of video gamesMicrosoft&x27;s vision for the future of gaming is in the cloud, not its new Xbox Series X and S. instead of paying $750 every ~7 years you're going to be paying maybe $15 every month + your internet fees. so for me currently with Telstra that's (($100 internet + $15 Cloud Sub) x 12 months) x 7 years = $9,660. at least i have alot of free games right? *Stadia shakes head*
Source: 9NewsAUS - 🏆 10. / 72 Read more »