Catching up on old news, apparently Jay Park posted the above image to Twitter a while ago, wherein he’s jerking it to Girl’s Day. Jay Park shared on his Twitter, “#girlgroupsbrightenupmyday#hahahahahahaha”, along with a photo of him smiling like a pure fan boy as he watches Girl’s Day perform “Expectation” on screen. Jay Park previously tweeted a question for Girl’s ... Read More »
Jay Park recently tweeted out the picture above and got shit for it, which … duh? I mean, I don’t give a shit about it and I doubt any of his international fans give a shit about it, but in Korea he’s still basically looked at as an idol, so I don’t know what else he would have expected from ... Read More »
So … on “Saturday Night Live” … this happened with Jay Park hosting. That’s just one segment, but that alone is probably the best cut I’ve seen from the show during its entire run. Surprisingly enough, netizens agreed unanimously across the top comments of articles, which basically never happens. Article: ‘SNL Korea’ Jay Park, sexy rap + 19 acting + ... Read More »
As reported earlier, T-ara‘s Hwayoung will be leaving the group, according to Core Contents Media CEO Kim Kwang Soo. Why? Surely because it’s related to the recent bullying controversy, right? Nah, nah, nah. KKS says it’s because of … uh … T-ara’s staff. T-ara‘s parent company Core Contents Media announced today that one of its members, Hwayoung, will be leaving ... Read More »
Ask Asian Junkie is back and I’ll be answering questions and stuff. To start things off, here’s a question that people who are into dark humor are sure to love. Which idol group member do you think would be the most likely to go berserk and kill the rest of the their group? I completely agree with McRoth’s answer that ... Read More »
On May 16th, Jay Park released a six track mixtape, called “Fresh Air: Breathe It” (except all convoluted to make the title look cool), as a gift of sorts to fans. The reaction? Depends on who you ask. Fans of his think it’s better than everything Americans have ever done and that it should win Grammys (“I don’t listen to ... Read More »
It’s a point of argument that former producer Brave Brothers made U-KISS sound particularly bad in their first years as a boy band, but it’s a general consensus that they sound a trillion times better now with him out of the picture. Their previous album, “Neverland“, cemented U-KISS’s new, clean musical style into the K-pop history books, and, for the ... Read More »
K-pop and I have a long history together. Believe it or not, I was once very much enthralled by the whole scene. Even with my current cynical views on Korean pop music, I will certainly admit that the industry gets it right sometimes, providing for some very entertaining and innovative listening experiences. My attitude towards the K-pop scene now? Well, ... Read More »
High Cut has been bringing the consistent lulz recently, and Jay Park‘s tribute to his love for the “Chronicles Of Narnia” is the latest chapter. Even better, it was jointly devised between me and him to troll all his fans. —– LAZY SUNDAY, WAKE UP IN THE LATE AFTERNOON, CALL JAY PARK JUST TO SEE WHAT HE’S DOIN’, HELLO? WHAT ... Read More »
Not too long ago, Dumbfoundead trolled K-pop fans by saying various things about the industry, including that K-pop guys look like K-pop girls, but managed to somehow exclude Jay Park from his logic because they are friends. Well, in a hilarious bit of timing, Jay Park recently did a Lady Gaga impersonation at a concert on March 3rd at Seoul ... Read More »
So in case you hadn’t heard, a couple days ago rapper Dumbfoundead went on a bit of a rant against K-pop on Twitter. Judging by the tone, he was clearly trolling it up, which made the reaction to it amusing. So basically he was spitting truth on Twitter and trying to rile up K-pop fans at the same time. Within ... Read More »
After tossing around the idea of distributing an album in parts, Jay Park went ahead and scrapped the whole thing this week by releasing a full length album, titled “New Breed“. As some of you may remember, Jay Park released “New Breed, Part. 1” last December (reviewed down yonder), a five track mini-album that for the most part resurfaces in ... Read More »
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