Ugh, I hate it when people spend lot of money on producing something with typos or horrible English. I see this in China a lot... if you're going to print expensive full-color ads, why not spend a couple more dollars/RMB to check the English? There's got to be lots of underemployed American laowais in China.
This is screen-cap from the Bad Girls MV by Lee Hyori. She recently formed a entertainment company (b2m) to produce her own album and also manage K-pop artists like SPICA.
There are lots of mistakes but the worst is the alphabet:
A B C D E F G H I G K L M L O P Q R S T U V W X _ _
I'm sure I'll find a bunch of errors if I checked the math...
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
Tonight - SPICA
Lots of new songs by K-pop girl bands with all caps names. Do Koreans not understand English proper noun capitalization rules?
Tonight - SPICA
Tonight - SPICA
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Damaged Lady -KARA
New KARA album! I'm posting this because Mr. A has shown some interest in Hara...
Damaged Lady - KARA
Damaged Lady - KARA
Hate You - LADIES' CODE
Hate You - LADIES' CODE
Cute girls, good vocals, but the music video is freaky. I hate dolls.
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I know everyone wants to be thin, but some of these K-pop girls are borderline anorexic. At 1:16 in the video, the blond girl (Sojung?) has super skinny arms.
只想知道这个姑娘是谁
Looking through my Weibo account today, I saw this post with the above photo attached. I'm 99% positive that it's Kang Minkyung (강민경/姜敏京), one of the two members of Davichi (다비치), a K-pop duo.
The post itself had nothing to do (I think) with the photo; maybe the poster is using it to attract views. One of the comments asked "只想知道这个姑娘是谁" or "just wanted to know who is the girl" so I made my first Weibo reply: 姜敏京. Funny, I never thought I would be schooling Chinese people about K-pop, especially on Weibo.
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