That time when a DPRK audience had to watch a live K-pop concert for the first time
That time when a DPRK audience had to watch a live K-pop concert for the first time
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"they must have a gun pointed at them telling them not to like K-pop"
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I had a similar reaction as well to be fair.
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When it comes to mindless mono-gendered pop ensembles, the DPRK continues to uphold Frankie Valli and the four seasons above all others.
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And they claim they need to be oppressed by the north Korean government to stop them leaving the dprk when ths South Korean culture seems to be doing all of the heavy lifting. Sometimes propaganda just starts disproving itself...
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"The south gave up their independence for this?!"
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"I don't think Unification is a good idea anymore"
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It is, but under DPRK terms.
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The true kpop is dprk songs, those are fucking bangers
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"What is this capitalist crap"
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Was it supposed to convince them to westernise or something?
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All of them thinking: "Okay maybe reunification isn't such a good idea after all".
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Kim invited Red Velvet to perform because he's a huge fan
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Mfw I have to be exposed to empty-headed western decadence on a daily basis. Mfing if I have to hear about a Kardashian one more fucking time...
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Liberals: "If the North Koreans watch just a little bit of western culture, they will immediately want to destroy their evil government".
North Koreans: "Yeah.... This isn't for me."
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They guy is totally like "Wtf i am seeing right now"
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I like kpop tho. North Koreans are based. Love that they try to be respectful and then clap intently at the end.
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They were very respectful. There's a moment between songs where one of the women is out of breath, clearly nervous, and they just clap. Overall, pretty chill.
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Understandable. That's my reaction seeing K-pop for the first time as well.
Edit : Here's a video of that event. It's even funnier than a single image.
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LMAO all those guys in suits on a k-pop concert. Not to mention it was actually very tame and conservative for a k-pop.
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