K-POP The Magic Dragon
So I heard that a few days ago, a niece (a cousin’s18-year-old daughter) bought a ticket worth nine thousand pesos to an all-girl KPop band’s upcoming concert. 9K, well, you can buy lots of nice little things with that money, considering that her family's presently struggling a bit financially) but she spent it on a KPop concert and she doesn’t know even a single Korean word. Incidentally, it was the first time I heard the said group’s name. Few years ago, I listened to songs of some famous KPop groups to try to see what makes people (especially Filipinos) go wild and hysterical with them and think that their songs are the biggest blessings music has ever had—I failed to see it. Either I was just too old for their kind of music or their songs really have ordinary melodies and arrangement. And those (all-male KPop groups’) dance steps, we know who inspired them—Michael Jackson. They all look gorgeous (boys most often than not are a lot prettier than girls) but it’s a