K-POP

Kpop is now a widespread phenomenon among many countries. If you ask any of the teenagers these days, many may know Kpop groups such as Girls Generation, Beast or Exo. I’ll be lying if I say I’m not a fan, well, I wasn’t three years ago. Before that, Kpop craze is still blooming in Malaysia. I first knew Kpop through my friends and seniors in school. Their desks were full of photos of Super Junior, one of the top Kpop groups in Korea. At that moment, I wasn’t interested enough and taught they were crazy. Actually, I taught any person interested in Kpop is insane. How can they like a group with songs they don’t understand and group members that can fill a bus? However, all of that change when I accidently watched Super Junior’s “Sorry-sorry” music video. I was stars trucked by their dancing and choreography which is pretty cool. Plus, all the members were drop dead gorgeous in the MV especially my bias, Khuhyun. Since then, my interest in Kpop grew. Now, I can say that I’m a hardcore Kpop fan. Exo-L, blackjacks, baby, and Soshis, let just say, I’m a fan of them all.