She looks pretty good here:Hyuna tries to hard to be sexy. It comes off as parody. And her dyed eyebrows looks weird.
it'll die down in 2 months
bieber is king
I'd love if it topped Bieber.
It has so much energy. I love it more than Gangnam Style, but hey.
It has so much energy. I love it more than Gangnam Style, but hey.
One or two instrument was present in that euro house era (especially the main synth), but overall, this is not quite the same.
Is there a song where she actually *sounds* good, though?
My faith in humanity would be restored of Psy would get to be #1 on youtube. Does anyone know the amount of views "Baby" had at the time Gangnam style has been out?
The part where he starts kicking the guys is hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing. You can tell he spent a long time choreographing it.
The part where he starts kicking the guys is hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing. You can tell he spent a long time choreographing it.
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Hyuna's version of Gangnam Style is beyond awful.
dont lie
Hyuna's version of Gangnam Style is beyond awful.
I havent even passed after the first chorus. Her voice is annoying as fuck.
Like gangnam chicks then.
You must've missed this..they should just dance around and act sexy.![]()
Hyuna's version of Gangnam Style is beyond awful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHZovxOu2nU&list=PLEC422D53B7588DC7&index=2&feature=plcp&hd=1
RIght NOW!! HOLY SHIT at the crowd!!!
Hyuna's new music video "Ice Cream". Psy shows up for the first 30 secs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlWZluzBNxM&feature=plcp
The local dance club played that video randomly without sound on a huge projector screen two nights ago. And kitten videosYou must've missed this..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpZhZAr1cQU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHZovxOu2nU&list=PLEC422D53B7588DC7&index=2&feature=plcp&hd=1
RIght NOW!! HOLY SHIT at the crowd!!!
You must've missed this..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpZhZAr1cQU
These girls are good. They have a ton of videos. They're kind of hypnotizing. o_oYou must've missed this..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpZhZAr1cQU
It definitely went down.
Had the weirdest thought when watching it. "....meanwhile, in the North..."
*tumbleweed blowing*
I'm no expert like that other guy, but isn't it partly because there are no Japanese phrases for those things so they use English instead? I guess it might sound "cool" too, I don't knowMaybe someone here can explain this to me. Why do countries where English is not the native language, like Japan and Korea, have English phrases? I know Psy speaks English, but as it's a song written in Korean, "sexy lady" feels so out of place. I've seen many instances in Japanese culture too.
I guess it's much about the cool factor then anything else.Maybe someone here can explain this to me. Why do countries where English is not the native language, like Japan and Korea, have English phrases? I know Psy speaks English, but as it's a song written in Korean, "sexy lady" feels so out of place. I've seen many instances in Japanese culture too.
Maybe someone here can explain this to me. Why do countries where English is not the native language, like Japan and Korea, have English phrases? I know Psy speaks English, but as it's a song written in Korean, "sexy lady" feels so out of place. I've seen many instances in Japanese culture too.
I'm no expert like that other guy, but isn't it partly because there are no Japanese phrases for those things so they use English instead? I guess it might sound "cool" too, I don't know![]()
I don't know xD That's the impression I've gotten from tv shows. Like when they replace Japanese words with English in a normal conversation as if there's no good equivalent term for it? Maybe it's just me thenAre you being serious? Hahahah
Anyway, yeah, they only do it because it sounds "cool". That's the ONLY reason.
Maybe someone here can explain this to me. Why do countries where English is not the native language, like Japan and Korea, have English phrases? I know Psy speaks English, but as it's a song written in Korean, "sexy lady" feels so out of place. I've seen many instances in Japanese culture too.
I guess it's much about the cool factor then anything else.
These sound like the best explanations. I suppose it takes me off guard as neither country has a Romantic or Western Germanic native language.Why do english speaking countries like the US use Japanese words like sushi, tsunami, and kamikaze? Because language is fluid like that and you could argue that those words are now English words too.
Also it is common and required for many students in both Japan and Korea to take English courses as part of their high school curriculum.