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Your bio is KILLING me. I kid you not, I've been laughing for at least 2 minutes straight. I love it, hahahaha.

Just when I saw your forum pic I knew this guy has great taste and I see you love Johan.

Just here to comment on how fantastic your "About Me" is.

Left me in stitches.

Anna Liebert in the streets, Johan Liebert in the sheets.
GOAT "about me"

Yea I know, gotta check him out.
or did you mean smth else

Not the first one to have said this, but I applaud you on your about section.

Came to complain about your signature and rendered speechless by your about me section.

>Anna Liebert in the streets, Johan Liebert in the sheets.

I can't even...

Best "about me"...

"I'm looking for an anime that makes me feel like I have dementia, any recommendations?"


Although it's an anime movie I would tell you to try out Perfect Blue

Didn't want to go off topic but:



Regarding Macarena, that's an exception. But other then that and Gangnam Style. I never seen any other famous non-English songs making the top Billboard 100 or 200 charts.

About K-pop, even before Gangnam Style, K-pop was gaining popularity amongst in the US mainstream (I have articles that backed this up), but Gangnam Style propel K-pop to the mainstream. But yet there's a lot of non-PSY act that are getting a lot of US fanbases. My point is that, K-pop regardless if it's not promoted like any other music was able to get popular in the US before and after PSY's Gangnam Style.

I'll give you another example, I've mention Korean dramas. K-dramas like anime they're shown online and yet they become more popular and sometime reach mainstream audiences more then anime are getting in the US:

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Just for the record, majority of the audiences that watch K-dramas in USA are non-Asian. So how could K-dramas despite being shown online like anime are able to get more international fans then anime are getting?

You should rewatch Kill la Kill. :3

Thanks! There's more to come soon!