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SITE IS ALL FUCKED UP AND THE WORLD IS ENDING!

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No, not really, but there are announcements to make. Seriously. If you hadn’t already noticed, the site has been overloaded for a week or so now (server errors), and I recently took down basically all the plug-ins just so that the site can stay generally up and running. The good news is that the site is getting more popular thanks ... Read More »

Where on the Internet did I find the most rational comments on the Psy controversy?

Besides Asian Junkie, of course, somehow the most rational view I found regarding the Psy “anti-American” song controversy was from … Korean netizens. 1. [+452, -84] Psy is realistic. Either way, I fully understand why Americans would be angry about this considering that Psy generalized the entire American army in his lyrics. Apologizing was the realistic decision, and it was ... Read More »

Drunken Ramblings: Why People Stop Listening To K-Pop

Although my Thanksgiving break was pretty much a drunken blur, I do remember bits and pieces of it. One of the more interesting conversations I had with a family member (over a couple of Woodchucks, of course) was concerning the topic of K-pop. It occurred to me in this conversation that, aside from the occasional “Gangnam Style” listen on the ... Read More »

Around The Web: Korean Netizens & allkpop, K-Pop Smut, Chad Future

Netizen Buzz: They explore what Korean netizens think of allkpop and are right on point. You should read it for perspective. I’m far from an allkpop apologist, but there’s a reason why I generally see segments of Korean netizens as a bit insane, especially when it comes to their thoughts on foreigners, even if those foreigners are Korean by blood. ... Read More »

Asian Junkie Gets A Makeover

Okay, so as many of you have already astutely observed, Asian Junkie has changed a bit over the last few days. At the same time though, basically nothing about the layout has been dramatically altered, and I think that’s a positive, not a negative. Anyway, the site is still as simple to navigate as ever, even simpler than before probably, ... Read More »

KCSC criticizes use of English in broadcasts, issue is deeper than the title blurb

The Korean Communications Standards Commission (KCSC) criticized several radio broadcasters in Korea recently for incorporating English into their shows in favor of Korean words. Specifically, the KCSC criticized their use of English words such as “nice” and “activity” when a similar Korean word could have been substituted in its place. “There is a need for a concerted effort to use ... Read More »

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