South Korean 'K-Pop' strives for global fame

[MrBuzzialdrin]

0:58...who is that commander?

[lolokooza]

I hear that the producers and everything are American, and the music doesn't really have any originality (Similar to American pop).

I just question, why is it called K-pop when the influence is completely from the US?

They should include more cultural melodies to it to call it Korean pop.

With the situation now, its just American pop being sung by Koreans, the American producers should pull their uniqueness as much as they can from the idols.

[gullmaigi]

@lolokooza

I'm Korean. As long as I know, in K-pop there are far more Korean producers and others else than American.

The entertainment agencies that hire American producers or composers are mostly

SM and JYP. The Boys by SNSD and The DJ Is Mine by Wonder Girls are

the songs of typical American melody, style and feeling,

but didn't make that hit.

Except a few songs, the songs of big hit in Korea are

mostly the ones by Korean producers and composers.

[djMarveltv]

lmao... did anyone see the guy in the background at 1:05 ???

[MissHeeZee]

Super Junior are very famous in the middle east, u should have said something about them.

[squallxvi]

1:06 Good thing this wasn't a Christian Bale scene he walked into.

[MultiDenise36]

American pop just went down hill over the past 6 years & American hip-hop/ r&b is not that far behind either...

[zksskdhxh]

where is snsd girls generation!

[acting303]

i love kpop, and my friends and i love it, american pop music really cant compare. and this is coming from a french girl, love from france! by the way, american just hide all of the companies and money factor in music and tries to cover it up by saying they "wrote" the music when they just added a few lines and it was composed by someone who never got credit. performances suck and the "dancing" only happens in music videos. i love that kpop is so international now yay

[robyngaga]

ดูแล้ว คิดถึงพี่จอย :(

[luismurrell]

Anybody remember MENUDO??

[MrBuzzialdrin]

oooh i wonder if the US govt has issued standard contracts to protect american artists hahahha ya right.....US Govt...cant keep the economy standing on its 2 feet.

[imavipforever97]

omg i wish kara would of broken up.

[MissHeeZee]

where is Super Junior?

[MissAnastasiaful1]

وين سوبر جونيور يالاغبيااااا !!

[mesho00974]

where's super junior :( !!!

[daynightstreamin]

If they wanna be globally known, english is a must. What's the big impact of a song with english title and only few english lyrics? Kpop has catchy beat and impressive MV but the impression wont stay long. They should focus more on making dramas instead.

[hobo59]

I think the K-Pop industry has opened a lot of peoples eyes regarding a truly wonderful culture. I do think the Idols should be compensated better, but then I'm American so what do I know. Most of them seem very happy . But I do worry about what the future will hold for them as they age !

[nickman777]

since most people would rather watch slutty contents from america it will be tough for kpop to reach global fame. kpop should just be happy where they are.

[nickman777]

a bunch of sluts dancing around is not how i would describe kpop. rania is just another asian pussycat dolls group and i don't find these sluts even remotely attractive. it all has to do with character and the level of higher moral being that gets my vote, like snsd :)

[lolwutjoe]

The instructor looks scary.

[kpoplover2828]

Kpop is everything .....

[MrsWonderGirls]

KPOP IS LIFE

[iLoveNickJay1]

people should gtfo, if u don't like KPOP then stfu , seriously i've been loving kpop since 2006 and i hate it when they becoming all famous and stuff , i hope they will just stay in Korea , soo ignorant ppl will never find them.

[tanio12]

@iLoveNickJay1

you have ignorant people in korea known as over obsessed fans or even the more extreme version anti-fans.

[neepaaa]

i love Wonder Girls

who sing "Please Be My Baby"1

[MrFurleyRegalBeagle]

Just pretty faces. But that is by design. And that is the intent.

[tanio12]

@MrFurleyRegalBeagle

absolutely the reason why 2ne1 and brown eyed girls stand out is because of their style and aggressivness in their songs not play silly giddy girl type of roles, they are great and i definitely appreciate their music very much.

[crazygirlshemo]

في اشهر من هالفرق -.-

وين سوجو الله يرج ابليسكم ص1 او سنسد وليه ما جبتون مقاطع اكثر عنو توني1 ><""""

[DaFawky]

Todou is sometimes used by non-Chinese speaking people to watch copyrighted movies. It could be the third most used website in England if they happened to have an English option. It would still be intrinsically a Chinese website, most users would probably be from a Chinese speaking country, and most English people would still. not. know. chinese...

[soumichawahran]

aja aja hwating

[mechadamuramu]

As an American I can tell you that unfortunately Asian pop will have little effect on the US market. My friends and I are fans of K-Pop ourselves but the draw of these groups is 100% due to the attractiveness of the members. Pop stars hardly ever write their own songs, but those that do enjoy greater fame than those artificially created.

The culture and language gap reiterate the fact that this is why its called KOREAN pop music, not American Pop music.

[SolerDunk]

Wait, who said Rania was named after the queen of Jordan? I mean I know Queen Rania, but I thought Rania just stood for Regeneration Networked Idol of Asia.

[spadypoonpeepee]

kpop is so manufactured. the singers are like soul-less robots.

[yourtreat2]

Oye. Friggin Spice Girl garbage

[DifSKim]

RaNia RaNia!!! RaNiation love RaNia!

[Plyflynes]

RaNia!! Joy :33, glad to see my girsl catching more attention globally, as our other groups as well :33

[mglsantos]

America, the land of hypocrites. Look at American Idol, it's basically a public showing how you "create" a star, if people think there is a lot of originality and stars just pop out, you are so wrong. The K-Pop industry isn't doing anything different, than what American Pop industry has been doing for years, they just put more time and effort on creating stars, to make sure become more than another "quick cash cow one hit wonder" American Pop Star.

Now show me your hate and bigotry.

[unapologeticmind]

@mglsantos The only hypocricy I can spot here is the attempt to sell Americans cheap imitations of their own bottom-tier music offerings, i.e. lip-syncing teenage bands, as something "new" and "original", even though the US music industry invented it, toyed with it and eventually discarded it. It's simply not considered a serious genre anymore, which is precisely why it's relegated to shows such as American Idol. It won't exactly sell gold or platina, but go ahead, try your luck ;)

[unapologeticmind]

@mglsantos You don't create "stars" by picking out a few girls who look good with skanky "lolita" clothes on them and then teach them the "art" of choreographed dance moves and lip-syncing. That's so yesterday... You wanna know what real stars look like? They look like Amy Winehouse or like Adele, for instance. They are not the prettiest women out there and they don't do choreographed dance moves or lip-syncing, but boy they sure do know how to sing and that's what them *real* stars.

[mglsantos]

@mglsantos This really shows so much ignorance, you all talk without knowing.

They do not lip-sync, well at least the good ones, they are hand picked and have vocal training for years, so they can sing.

There is no true originality nowadays, there are just styles that pick up on old ones and adds something a little diferent, K-Pop just picks up on the girl/boy bands from years back, puts and new, refreshing twist.

You may not like it, I respect that but please check your facts, don't be dumb.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@mglsantos American pop and Korean pop are both awful for the same reasons.

The difference is that whereas everyone agrees that American pop sucks, K-pop fans are actually under the delusion that their "idols" are perfect and represent the pinnacle of music. They literally think 2PM and 2NE1 are just as talented as John Coltrane and Beethoven.

Westerners might enjoy Katy Perry or Rihanna, but you never see them flooding YouTube with comments about how "OMG SO PERFECT!!!!!" they are.

[hobo59]

@mglsantos The American and So.Korean POP industries couldn't be more different. While in America Pop stars are left to find their own way to the top through voice dance and music lessons. the K-Pop industry is based upon a Factory Model with Children as young as 8 recruited and trained by the Individual Record Labels for life as K-Pop Idols. And they teach far more than what Most American Singers learn on their own. I think the K-Pop Idols are likely to become Mega Stars !

[tanio12]

@mglsantos

put more time and effort into what Do you know how many kpop groups out there. they are churning these groups out like chevy churns out cars. everyday there is a different boy and girl group and it becomes repetitious and how many of these groups will be stars, i'd say maybe one out of thousands.

Also in a survey amongst young korean people the number one thing they wanted to be was entertainers, what happened to scientists,engineers or doctors.

[P3rformula]

@mglsantos Only they don't really become stars... Only Kelly Clarkson found fame, and some other chick.

[MsFteem]

part of 2ne1 too short =(

[timbsyoutubification]

I love K-Pop. Haters keep on hating. I'm gonna keep loving my ladies.

[murk2002]

No talent lip sync hell.

[digiworld1989]

haters get the fuck out. rania is the best

[unapologeticmind]

No offence, but K-Pop looks like a bad rip-off of lip-synced teenage bands from the '90:s. This simply won't "fly" in a market that already can offer both the best of the best and the best of the worst. If you want music without style and with ridiculous choreography aimed at teen audiences, the likes of Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber will be a tough act to match.

So, how about instead sending us a Korean-style Beatles, Deep Purple, Queen, Guns 'n Roses, etc, with its own original sound and songs?

[himakgam]

this colorful bunch could be someone in asia yet nobody elsewhere in the West, not a chance. it's like superstar asian model in Milan or Paris-fairytale.

[MsMrNoface]

It's a K-Pop sweat shop. kind of shocking, but not really I live in South Korea. They probably forgot to mention all the 50-60 year old rich music executives they have to have sex with.

[YooriUK]

I was watching this on TV just an hour ago, and I was and still disappointed. Why RANIA?! WHYY. I mean it could have been 2NE1 or SNSD really. 2NE1 can speak English fluently and when they mentioned Rania trying to go to US, this is actually happening with SNSD right now! Why choose Rania? Just too much focus on them. I was actually pretty excited when SISTAR, WG came on, well the whole Music Bank thing, and I was actually expecting maybe a bit more about SNSD going to US maybe? And talking abo

[vindemiatrix]

They obviously don't know much of what they're talking about if they are focussing on Rania. Out of all the KPOP idol groups that are vastly more successful? Seriously?!

[Plyflynes]

@vindemiatrix they're jus telling us wht a basic idol group has to go through especially if they're starting out which gives ppl a better idea of wht it takes..

[VictimOfBoredom]

@vindemiatrix It doesn't take a genius to figure out that this was obviously the highest-profile group that agreed to be interviewed.

[heomak]

k pop is doing pretty well in the continent of asia including regions in Southeast Asia as well as South Asia(e.g.India, Nepal) & even in Muslim countries in the middle east....so why try so hard to get the approval of the west? they don't give up a fuck..atleast most of 'em don't...get on with your success in Asia..after all asia is the biggest continent in the world..that's a huge market right there..concentrate on getting even bigger in Asia..stop wasting u'r time on western markets.

[heomak]

it's crazy how military like the korean pop industry is..they groom/train young singers(from the age of 13-14 ) until it's time to officially debut...they live away from their families in dorms and eat and live there following rules set by the music producer. i watched BIG BANG(one of k pop's biggest boy band) documentary where they showed that....that makes it seem a little less genuine and organiz compared to other pop industries around the world.

[italobambolini]

better than american garbage pop justin bieber lady gaga black eye peas

[heomak]

@italobambolini it's the same.trust me..as matter of fact..k pop bands take inspiration from pop and r&b singers in america.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@italobambolini It's not "better". It's the same thing in a different language. -_-

[HitomiNoRyu]

Korean music industry is playing smart. They don't want rush would-be artists into the market for short-term success like they do in the states. (Ex: 95% of "winners" of American reality shows) Korea want long-term musical sensations and will invest a lot into making that happen.

Honestly I would rather have KPOP any day over hearing the next "American Idol Winner"...

[tanio12]

@HitomiNoRyu

there are quite a few succesful american idols stars who are doing quite well for themselves.Also the problem with k-pop is it becomes a formula less focused on talent and more focused on generic styles nothing original.

[HitomiNoRyu]

@tanio12 Same goes for every other music scene. Kpop just admits to it...

[DaFawky]

i love how they insert random english in their songs. is it to appeal to westerners? to Asians like to say random english words for some reason? Do they think it's cool? At least get the grammar right if it's a professional songg and all

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky Thais, Filipinos, Japanese, and Indonesians are more likely to understand English than Korean.

Doesn't take a rocket scientist to deduce this...

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom I don't know about you but to my knowledge Japanese and Thais don't know shit about English. If anything, I'd expect a Japanese to know more Korean than English. Japanese are taught English in schools but yet almost NO ONE in Japan really knows English. Filipinos know English though. Nice try at being a smartass, but you failed. try again. :)

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky Sorry, but it's a FACT that Japanese and Thais are more likely to know English than Korean. This isn't really a subjective matter of opinion—go to ANY Kpop video on YouTube, and the Southeast Asians will be leaving comments in either their native languages or English—NOT Korean.

I guess me saying Europeans are more likely to speak English than Italian would also be me being a "smartass", eh?

Would I also be a "smartass" for stating the earth revolves around the sun?

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom Sorry, but Japanese are not Southeast Asian, and almost EVERY Japanese person DOES NOT know English. AT all. THAT is a definite FACT. The only people I see leaving English comments are people from the Philippines, and Asian expats from America and Australia. I'm from Hawaii and am mixed myself. I'm not foreign to anything you're talking about. over-exaggerating drama queen. LOL you act as if it's 'common sense' to know what SECOND language some country in South East asia speaks.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky

*facepalm*

I wasn't referring to the Japanese when I said "Southeast Asian".

English being the most common foreign language isn't just unique to Southeast Asians and the Japanese—in case you've been living under a rock for over the past century, it's a WORLDWIDE PHENOMENON. Are you seriously unaware of the fact that people from two different non-English-speaking countries that don't speak the same language will invariably use English to communicate with each other? -_-

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom *facepalm* Why would you mention BOTH Thai AND Japanese speaking English and THEN say "Oh, well I see a lot of SOUTHEAST Asians talking in English on this website". Japanese aren't Southeast Asian, so that really contradicts what you said about Japanese knowing English. Japanese almost unanimously do not know English. In case you live in a rock, Korea is in ASIA.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky Good grief. The second statement was a SEPARATE statement from the first. Japanese watch videos with Japanese titles and leave comments in Japanese, so I didn't include them along with Southeast Asians, who are more likely to watch videos with English titles and leave comments in English.

Almost all students graduating high school in Japan have had several years of English language education. The same cannot be said of Korean. This really isn't that controversial. -_-

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom doesn't matter if it was separate or not, it still contradicts what you said about Japanese knowing English. If they knew English like filipinos, then you'd Say "I see lots of East and Southeast Asians commenting in English." Of course they only go to Japanese videos & speak Japanese, no one in Japan knows English! LOL

AGAIN, like I said, Japanese HAVE to study English in school.. That does NOT reflect their ACTUAL knowledge of English. Most are illiterate. Not fluent at all.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky The point was NEVER that Japanese simply "know English"—the point is that they know English MORE than they know Korean.

Americans UNDOUBTEDLY know Spanish more than they know Portuguese, but that doesn't mean Americans all use the Internet in Spanish. The same is true of the Japanese with respect to English. Southeast Asians are more likely to use English because the Internet communities in their native languages aren't as well-developed.

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom So many Japanese people don't speak English that more people would probably know Korean more than English. Saying they study English in school doesn't show anything at all. Japan is nowhere near an English country and literally has no reason to learn English. Most business affairs are with Asian neighbors. Languages most used would probably be Korean *if* anything.

[DaFawky]

@DaFawky Most leave ENGLISH comments because it's an ENGLISH website, dumbass. Of course on an AMERICAN website, people not from the US are going to speak English anyway. Most Koreans don't even use youtube, there would be NO reason that people not from Korea would be speaking Korean, unless it was with another Korean. And sorry, but most Japanese do not know English at all. If anything, a zainichi would know Korean.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky YouTube is not an intrinsically English website—the settings can be changed to any of dozens of languages, and of course video titles and video comments can be in whatever language the uploaders and commenters want. -_-

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom -____- that goes for ANY website. But intrinsically it is by default an English website, as it is made by Americans. That is why most users here are going to know English or be from an English country.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky YouTube is the third-most-popular website in Thailand and the fourth-most-popular website in both Indonesia and Japan (source: Alexa). According to your claim that only people who know English are going to visit YouTube, that PROVES that knowing English is common amongst Thais, Indonesians, and Japanese. THANK YOU!

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom That doesn't prove shit. There's a difference between "Youtube is the third most popular website in Thailand" and "Thailand is the third-most-popular country to use Youtube". So my comment about most youtube users knowing English or being from an English speaking country is still true. Most thais do not know English. And and overwhelming amount of Japanese unanimously do not know English at all whatsoever.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky FFS, you're not getting it. How could an English-language website (which is what YOU called it) be the THIRD-most-popular website in a country if no one in the country can speak English?

It would be like a CHINESE website being the third-most-popular website in the US—it COULDN'T happen unless there were dozens of millions of Americans literate in Chinese.

And stop saying that the Japanese don't know English. That ain't the point. The point is that they know even less Korean.

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom It's what *I* call it because that's what IT *IS*.

You're the one not getting it. The fact that most Thais use Youtube doesn't invalidate the fact that most Thais don't speak English and most users on youtube are from English speaking countries. One does not invalidate the other. Just because a CHINESE website CAN be popular in the US, that does NOT mean we know Chinese, and does NOT mean that most people on that Chinese website are people from non-Chinese speaking countries.

[VictimOfBoredom]

@DaFawky Studying English is legally mandatory for all students in Thailand, and it's by far the most commonly studied language in Japan and Indonesia as well. I've housed dozens upon dozens of international homestay students from East and Southeast Asia over the past half-decade or so, including dozens from Japan, and NONE of the non-Koreans spoke much, if any, Korean, though they obviously all spoke English.

[DaFawky]

@VictimOfBoredom That's what I'm saying, Japanese *HAVE* to study English in school their whole lives- That doesn't mean they actually *KNOW* the language. The average Japanese(99.9% of the population) will only know how to say "Hello" and "cool dude" and then the conversation stops there.

[bennlonelyboy]

not to mention that they do full computerized voice in studio while do full lypsinc in live concert

[europium21]

kpop is great if you want to fap, but the music is terrible

[bennlonelyboy]

they sell beauty over pastic surgery and whore dance over music industry, these day it will work..

[menthol5]

Check out "2ne1" on YouTube. They are pretty amazing. I'd go see them if they came to the mainland USA.

[HitomiNoRyu]

@menthol5 They will. They're planning to do an USA debut with Will.I.Am...

[menthol5]

@HitomiNoRyu thanks for the information. I never thought I'd be so attracted to anyone at this point. I grew up with the Beatles.

[ntskl]

Sad to see the East imitate the degenerate practices of the dying West. There is no reason to repeat our mistakes, dear Asian friends.

[ShaktipatSeer2]

2:03 D: I want that shirt!!

[RxOLLER]

To tell.the truth tey brougt the band age back after the end of n'sync and back steretboys abd disteny's child but stil i think they are over rated

Someone commented before "remove the.makeup and see the truth "

[RayKalmNiam]

@AimeeViolette lolz

[Chaoitcme]

All style and no substance. That is the problem with pop music. Just crap created to sell records and make record executives millions of dollars. This is not music or art. This is just a product.

[wesleyis16]

@Chaoitcme You're making it sound like there's anything wrong with that. Not everyone on this world can appreciate fine arts and in my opinion, there's no problem with that, at all.

[youngbuck189]

Asia pop music will never draw a dime in the USA or Europe. The cultural gap is just too strong. Perhaps in many years when there is no individual culture and just the same shit everywhere it might, but not now.

[jachina]

@youngbuck189 are you sure? maybe you should do a bit research on the subject. Kpop for example is immensely popular among Asian Americans today, and a considerable number of non-Asians also, so much that bands like SNSD and 2PM have held concerts/tours in North A. and even Europe. SNSD's mv Gee has over 64 million views on YouTube. They're certainly making more than a "dime" in USA/EU. Although they'll never reach the level of success as their western counterparts.

[youngbuck189]

@jachina I'm sure. Asian Americans are not a large population. Heavy metal bands still tour the world, but their drawing power is 1/10 what it was 20 years ago. It doesn't matter if you tour the world, that doesn't make you a success. Youtube is not a good judge of this subject. I'm not knowing your music, I'm sure you love it. It's just not ever going to draw in the USA or Europe. It's like saying American country music will take over Asia, it's never going to happen.

[heomak]

@youngbuck189 american pop is accepted in korea(so obviously it's not the issue of cultural gap)...music transcend boundaries pop music all over the world contains pretty much similar lyrics & meaning.but the reality is most americans(majority of whom are european/white background) are less likely to accept ASIAN looking entertainers(not just from asia but even asian americans born in america)....they don't see asian people as being COOL & legit enough to be adored upon despite their talent

[VictimOfBoredom]

@heomak Tell that to Mike Shinoda...

[heomak]

@VictimOfBoredom well...mike shinoda(never heard of him)..googled him..dude doesn't look asian at all...he looks latino or even southern european(e.g. italian, spanish, portuguese). .....show me an enterainer that is full asian descent(with asian facial features) that has achieved stardom in america..um...NONE..don't say charice cuz she's not A list or even B list..though girl can sing her ass off!!!no doubt about her talent...asian entertainers face a glass ceiling in thewest

[VictimOfBoredom]

@heomak He's full-Japanese. -_-

He's the co-frontman of one of the biggest American bands of the past decade—Linkin Park (50 million albums sold). Not to mention, the DJ of that band is also full Korean.

[heomak]

@VictimOfBoredom no he's not...please do your research...look at his damn face.

his dad is japanese but his mom is definitely not japanese...i'm guessing she's european american/white american(same thing).

[heomak]

@VictimOfBoredom half white(half asian) entertainers are more likely to be accepted by mainstream american media. it's not that asian americans (who are born and raised in america) lack talent...their ethnic makeup is their barrier unfortunately...they can make it as directors, producers, etc...but as the main love interest or a pop star or even hip hop star, their chances are very little...

[Roxxar5]

seems a lot of hard work to be in one of these groups.. 

[ThePayola123]

Asian Bands will always have extremely limited market appeal in the West. The problem is that most Westerners don't much care for Gooks, Chinks and Japs. However their guys would do very well in a 'I Don't want No Man With a Short Short Dick,' Contest.

[PalmGreen21]

@ThePayola123

Do you have an elephant dick, dude?

[krnpowr]

@ThePayola123 Some of them might finish runner up to you and your small dick.

[tanio12]

@ThePayola123

no what they probably don't care for is effeminized men and silly giddy schoolgirls, some want their music on a mature level.

[DrLeroyGreen]

As a 35yo pervert I love the girl bands...I mute them but it's eye candy.

iLike Girls Generation most!

[lolwutjoe]

1:57 Don't blame him. He's Bangladeshi.

[wasantube]

JOY!

[ThePayola123]

What's up with the reporter?

Is he part of the Jerry Lewis look alike Boy Contest?

Ugly Shirts and an Uglier Face. He should go into Comedy.

[MrSharpie07]

what's up with that horrible shirt? 1:57

[OrganicKing]

yep worst shirt ever!

[daniel9975516286]

Dude change u r shirt !!!!

[matman125]

1:57 Forgot about Korea, this guy's sense of style is horrendous!

[lomirandachile]

it'll be interesting to see what the American market makes of it... and how big it'll grow in the world outside of Asia

[Vairocana23Revived]

The Dragon is Roaring throughout Asia, there's a lot of Hot Cultural Revolution happening in the "Far East"

[Sneak693]

lol i thought they meant soda pop lol

[jesseclane]

later SOPA will also effect KPOP!

[TheJun127]

remove their makeup you see the truth

[thedetective22]

nuthin is better than the korean hookas

suckie suckie five dolla !!

[svnable1]

COOKIE CUTTER !



[halebopp17]

It is sad. Worst music ever. Its all about tits and looks and being "cuuute". This K-Pop trend will never prevail....there is just too little behind it.

[TheRacistsMustDie]

@halebopp17 Yeah that's what I always think about almost all pop music I hear, but still it's more popular than the stuff I listen to.

[hakirby]

@halebopp17 same for all pop music. AI or XFactor any different?

[halebopp17]

@hakirby no difference I agree. But I live in Thailand and here I have to take in K-Pop pretty much everywhere I go.....which is very annoying. Im not in the age anymore where I listen to a teenage girl band consisting of 35 "band" members jumping around to cheezy tunes that sound like out of a Super Mario game.

[ManusiaGames]

so sexy

[cobaltwill215]

I saw 2NE1! Blackjacks forever!



[kenderoth8]

O_O So hawt  O_O