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They do tend to share popular pop-music, though. Some K-Pop artists convert their hits to Japanese, and rarely even write in Japanese first. In general, it was
by B-Con 14y ago
They do tend to share popular pop-music, though. Some K-Pop artists convert their hits to Japanese, and rarely even write in Japanese first.
In general, it wasn't their thing. It was funny and kind of interesting, but not the sort of thing that captures a whole-sale audience in South Korea or Japan. That would be my guess as to the reason.
- scottbf10 14y agoI think your right about Japan. They love K-Pop, but more so the boy band style K-Pop. I'm in South Korea now though, and it is the ONLY song they listen to 24/7 (1st birthday parties, weddings, elementary school art festivals, taekwondo practice...) Ganganam Style IS the whole-sale epitome of South Korea.