kalo btol nk je akak wat kenduri sambil2 cecah sekot ngan air tea o... akak suker... sbb better paired with dara dari yg lelain tu....sbb tak tau nape... tgk bdk2 2ne1 ni tak menggedik sgt berbanding others tu
akak try byk kali nk donlot 2NE1 1st Concert ‘NOLZA!’ LIVE in SEOUL.. tp malangnye space hardisk akak ni xleh menampung. terpaksa laaaaaa clearkan dulu... harap sok ke leh tgk.... agak berat 9gb seme....
kenduri? nak joiiiinnnnn....
tu pun kalo jaedy bebtol menjadi. teehee!! teramatlah sukesnyes!!!
sekut je ngan teh je? takde, takde... kita mkn ramyun kimchi. baru feel kekoreaan
ah_mao...jom itot sekali kenduri biskut ngan kak zue momod
kak zue, tq ek kasi link donlod tu. tapi nampak gayanya tak berhasillah nak mendolod.
i mmg fail bab2 donlod nieh. kat youtube je lah i tgk celup2. kena la bersabo...gi beli dvd nolza
ape2 pun dari yg i tgk kat youtube, mmg nolza was fantastic! park sisters cute gilos! CL and magnae fierce as usual
kalo nanti i dpt donlod pun, i tetap akan beli the dvd baut collection
okies, latest update - dara shoots the Etude CF with shinee. and the best part, dara and minho (her crush! ) were caught on camera in a 'love dove' yet innocent gesture. well, i bet this is part of the CF sebab last2 sekali tunjuk diorang berpelukan. but kalo tak, minho mmg membuktikan yang dia mmg dongsaeng yang gentleman (ehem...deep down, i'm still a jaedy )
Part of dara's story (and her family) during her previous days in the philippines before her 2ne1's debut
she's a really, really hardworking girl
love seeing them speaking english. CL and bommie are indeniably fluent in english. dara's english is ok. but she has filipino accent and it needs to be polished. her english somehow became 'rotten' after leaving the philippines a few years ago. girl, u need to practice more minjy, she's learning
korang pernah tengok drama What's Up! ? i love that drama to the max. btw, ni lah heronya. he's seriously a very, very good actor. in fact all the casts on What's Up! are great actors, including my daesung sweetie
It seems that Lim JuHwan (@LimJuHwan) hasn’t gotten over meeting/seeing Dara! He seems to be under her spell! Last January 16, he tweeted about Dara again! Check out his tweet:
Translation: ”"Today it’s already been a month? Dara Dara bright Dara~”
Source: @limjuhwan; Thanks to @BlackjackBelle for translating!
he met dara for the first time rasanya on Dec 15 or 16 2011. so, a month after the meeting dia tweet sekali lagi. rindu kat dara ek...kekekk!
happy, happy morning glory yeorobun
dah tengok latest CF Etude feat. Dara? OMG...i love it! cute and sweet Dara as always.
can't help myself from pressing on the PLAY button teehee! she was dancing to Shinee's theme song and her Etude dance sangat comey and easy to follow to. banyak cute moment dlm CF ni especially during the 0:26. Dara starts mimicking the song...comeeeyyy!!! okies, enjoy the rest of the CF!
The overseas ventures of 2NE1 and Aziatix are far from over, as they′ve even been featured in Newsweek.
The two groups were introduced along with Yoon Mirae in the music sections of the American and Japanese issues of Newsweek on January 25, under the title ‘Korean Hip-Hop: K-Hop Goes Global’.
The article mostly covered Korean hip-hop and where it should be headed in the future. Rob Schwartz, the manager of the Tokyo branch of the Billboard Magazine, was quoted to have said, “Currently American pop music is greatly affected by R&B, and Korean hip-hop is also greatly affected by a soulful R&B never seen before in the Korean music of the past. Aziatix is hip-hop in itself, with its edgy and state of the art sounds.”
The article also featured an interview with the founder and producer of Aziatix, Jae Chong (Jung Jae Yun), to point out that Korean musicians who have grown up in America can appeal to not only listeners in the mainstream American market, but also those from all around the world.
2NE1 is blazing a trail in the Western part of the world, as the group was recently chosen by MTV Iggy as the Best New Band in the World.
2NE1 even found its way into MTV Iggy’s list of ‘10 International Collaborations That Blew Our Minds in 2011’ and MTV Style’s ‘Top 12 Girls to Watch in 2012’.
In Newsweek Magazine
Korean Hip-Hop: K-Hop Goes Global
Jan 23, 2012 12:00 AM EST
South Korea’s music industry gave the world ‘K-Pop’ with its peppy girl and boy bands. Now it’s taking on hip-hop’s swag.
Last October, the four-piece girl group 2NE1 debuted in Japan with six live shows in front of 70,000 fans—the latest product of a South Korean music machine that has already surged past the point of being just another East Asian fad. While “K-pop” has gained popularity as the catch-all term for a host of glossy boy and girl bands, 2NE1—with its signature tune, “Ugly”—represents K-hop, a budding movement that backs up its slick pop sheen with true R&B talent.
East Asia’s music industry is being astutely tailored for a global audience in the digital age. “There is no line between Korean, Japanese, or international music since YouTube,” explains 2NE1’s lead rapper, CL. “It’s just the whole world through the Internet.”
K-pop groups have certainly found success abroad: bands like Girls’ Generation and TVXQ draw impressive crowds at shows in New York and L.A. Now K-hop is getting in on the act: Internet exposure helped boy band Big Bang win the World Wide Act award at the MTV Europe Music Awards last June, and MTV Iggy just crowned 2NE1 the Best New Band in the World.
While some critics still question whether K-hop will ever make waves on mainstream U.S. radio, Korean-American producers such as Teddy Park (of 2NE1) and Jae Chong (of Aziatix) are hoping that the genre will be the true crossover hit, with its ties to hip-hop, soul, and electronica. Park grew up in New Jersey and California on a diet of Queen and the Wu-Tang Clan. The 33-year-old, who has overseen 2NE1’s career from its inception, always wondered why the world music scene was missing a big global Asian act. Meanwhile, Chong was among the first producers to bring soul and R&B to Korea, in the early 1990s. For Chong, raised in Los Angeles, it was a challenging time. “Seoul’s hip-hop community was tiny,” he says.
The K-hop girl group 2NE1, whose signature song “Ugly” tackles body insecurities, has the potential for crossover appeal to a global audience. , Courtesy YG Entertainment
By the turn of the millennium, star acts started to emerge from Korea, including the hip-hop group Drunken Tiger, led by L.A.-raised Tiger JK, and his wife, solo hip-hop artist Tasha Reid (née Yoon Mi-rae). The Texas-born Reid ended up in Korea as a child during her father’s Army posting, and she explored the country’s nascent hip-hop scene in underground clubs. Now, she says, “if I were to check the singles chart, at least 90 percent of [Korean] songs are R&B-influenced.”
Many of the rising stars of the genre have spent ample time abroad. 2NE1’s singer Park Bom studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston; lead rapper CL lived in France and Japan before returning to her homeland. The 2NE1 gals feel they’ve found a kindred spirit in their producer Park. “He is a musician who knows how girls feel,” says CL, who adds that “Ugly,” which confronts insecurities about beauty, emerged from a conversation with Park. For his part, Park admits he gets flak for penning lyrics to inspire independent women but says, “Especially for this country, we needed women to stand up.” It’s an attitude that may translate well overseas, where outspoken female artists such as Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry are wildly successful.
The ultimate validation for K-hop would be lifting Asian music out of its tacky stereotype and bringing it to the same level as Latin and European music on the global music scene. The early signs are promising: will.i.am has already begun working on tracks for 2NE1.
Chong’s latest project is the Korean-American K-hop guy band Aziatix. The group’s eponymous mini-album placed at No. 4 on the U.S. iTunes Top Soul Albums last May. “I want to introduce the next phase [of K-hop],” says Chong, who feels that the classic ’80s and ’90s formula of rhythm, melody, and lyrics is what U.S. hip-hop lacks today. The integrity of K-hop may be at stake, though, if it becomes overly tailored for a U.S. audience, something that concerns Tasha Reid. “I’d hate to see the soul of Korean music lose itself in the process,” she says.
Veteran Singer Jeon Yu Na, “2NE1′s CL, An Idol Shattering The Prejudice Held Against Idols…”YGFanboyFebruary 11, 201212
Singer Jeon Yu Na (43) has her eye on junior group, 2NE1′s member CL. Jeon You Na, who came back after 17 years hiatus with a new album titled, ‘That person.’
In an interview with TV report she was asked, “Who do you think is the most outstanding idol singer?” She responded with, “CL.” She said, “Today singers are good at everything; singing, dancing, etc that’s because they are all well prepared. Even though they are same in terms of idol groups, but some have their own unique color. Personally, I like 2NE1. I find the girls doing well on their own ground within the framework of music.”
Jeon Yu Na said. She continued, “Especially CL, who is the most outstanding of them all. First, her looks is amiable. The more I look at her, the happier I am. I think she is very professional even though she’s young. She can rap really well and she shatters the prejudice held against idols.”
(omitted non CL-related content)
T/N: Jeon Yu Na is veteran singer, she is known for her hit song “Loving you” back in the early 90′s. She is also a professor in the department of applied music at Seoul Art College in Gangnam.
doesn't she look like song hye kyo here? santeknyeeee.....
dara, aging backwards
Girl group 2NE1 member Sandara Park‘s breathtaking good looks have been proudly revealed.
An online community bulletin board recently made a post titled, “Sandara Park Has Become Younger-Looking, Completely Perfected The Yanggalrae* Hairstyle,” uploading a lot of pictures along with the post. Sandara Park was seen with her hair in yanggalrae* hairstule, and also in her signature cute apple hairstyle. Her appearance made it hard to believe that she is already 28 years old.
Netizens who saw the post said, “Sandara Park is ageless,” “Everytime I see her, it seems she becomes younger,” “It doesn’t even get awkward if she’ll play a high-schooler,” showing their hot reaction.
Dara and Shinee's Etude's CF - 1st March 2012! tak sabarnyaaaa!!!!
Tweet Trans: [Etude Says] Some day would Sandara’s Dear My Lips Talk have all the world kiss!? Sandara and SHINee Starring in ♥ KISS NOTE♥ which would be released on YOUTUBE on March 1! A love story that would stop your heart! Coming soon *_*♥
Cosmetics brand Etude House will soon be unleashing the dramatic CFs for their upcoming ‘Kiss Note‘ campaign starring idol group SHINee and 2NE1‘s Sandara Park.
Ahead of the CF’s official release on March 1st, Etude’s marketing team has unveils still-cuts from Dara’s commercials with the SHINee boys. So far, they’ve released three albums, each dedicated to a single member. Jonghyun transformed into a charismatic professor, whom Dara moons over in class. Key is the star basketball player on the college team, while Taemin plays a barista who can’t seem to resist Dara’s charms.
Take a peep at the large collection of still-cuts below, and stay tuned to allkpop for Minho and Onew‘s albums!