Aug 1, 2020
Nightcrawler
Aug 1, 2020dat guyIt's a great way to admit you listen to black music wihout black people being involved
- Aug 1, 2020·4 replies
Kpop is literally government propaganda created by the government to increase Korea’s notoriety world wide. Look it up
- Aug 1, 2020SHAQUILLE
Kpop is literally government propaganda created by the government to increase Korea’s notoriety world wide. Look it up
More importantly, it’s garbage
- Aug 1, 2020SHAQUILLE
Kpop is literally government propaganda created by the government to increase Korea’s notoriety world wide. Look it up
How do you “look this up” 😂😂
OPAug 1, 2020SHAQUILLEKpop is literally government propaganda created by the government to increase Korea’s notoriety world wide. Look it up
Imma need a source on that
Niggamortis 👨🚀Aug 1, 2020Nightcrawler
- Aug 1, 2020the reds
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Please check these out 🙏🏽
Promise you’ll like at least one
- Aug 1, 2020
hayabusa 🌐Aug 1, 2020blackpink got some slappers ngl
rvi ⚡Aug 1, 2020Nightcrawleryikes
- Aug 1, 2020·3 replies
“In the late '90s, when Asia went through a huge financial crisis, South Korea's leaders decided to use music to improve its image and build its cultural influence. So the country's government poured millions of dollars into forming a Ministry of Culture with a specific department devoted to K-pop.
"It turns out that the Korean government treats its K-pop industry the way that the American government treats its automobile and banking industry, meaning that these are industries that have to be protected," Hong says.“
"They wanted Korea of the 21st century to be like America of the 20th century where America was just considered so universally cool that anything made in America would automatically be bought."
npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/04/13/399414351/how-the-south-korean-government-made-k-pop-a-thing
- Aug 1, 2020SHAQUILLE
“In the late '90s, when Asia went through a huge financial crisis, South Korea's leaders decided to use music to improve its image and build its cultural influence. So the country's government poured millions of dollars into forming a Ministry of Culture with a specific department devoted to K-pop.
"It turns out that the Korean government treats its K-pop industry the way that the American government treats its automobile and banking industry, meaning that these are industries that have to be protected," Hong says.“
"They wanted Korea of the 21st century to be like America of the 20th century where America was just considered so universally cool that anything made in America would automatically be bought."
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/04/13/399414351/how-the-south-korean-government-made-k-pop-a-thing
@op @Plx193
Ok but KPop isn’t really about Korea itself like how Russian Rap is Putin bootlicking propaganda.
Idk if this makes KPop propaganda since it’s literally all love music for the most part.
- Aug 1, 2020·editeddat guy
It's a great way to admit you listen to black music wihout black people being involved
- Aug 1, 2020·edited
Too many real asf posts itt to quote but @02Shaq spitting right now
- Aug 1, 2020·edited·2 replies
Imagine listening to music in a language you don’t understand
Aug 1, 2020·1 replyDon’t even let these losers explain themselves
- Aug 1, 2020·editedReplica
Don’t even let these losers explain themselves
Fr they got bullshit twitter videos to artificially increase streams on
- Aug 1, 2020
I enjoy pop music and Koreans have a wide array of pop that’s best in class.
I’m not an ignorant or close minded person so I never dismiss a genre without actually diving into it and there is most definitely something in kpop for everyone.
Aug 1, 2020i like it
- Aug 1, 2020KOLLAPS
I thought Kpop is whack cuz I thought it was “for girls” but na s*** is heat
Aug 1, 2020·1 replydunno if this has been posted but listen to this n tell me u don't wanna burst into tears
- Aug 1, 2020SHAQUILLE
“In the late '90s, when Asia went through a huge financial crisis, South Korea's leaders decided to use music to improve its image and build its cultural influence. So the country's government poured millions of dollars into forming a Ministry of Culture with a specific department devoted to K-pop.
"It turns out that the Korean government treats its K-pop industry the way that the American government treats its automobile and banking industry, meaning that these are industries that have to be protected," Hong says.“
"They wanted Korea of the 21st century to be like America of the 20th century where America was just considered so universally cool that anything made in America would automatically be bought."
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/04/13/399414351/how-the-south-korean-government-made-k-pop-a-thing
@op @Plx193
Hmmm personally i don’t think it’s right to call that propaganda but i see where ur coming from
- Aug 1, 2020da one
dunno if this has been posted but listen to this n tell me u don't wanna burst into tears
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xWiro_tS1kReal
- Aug 1, 2020dat guy
It's a great way to admit you listen to black music wihout black people being involved
