This may seem like just another overblown netizen argument about 'copycat-ing' or what not. Beneath the superficiality, prejudice/'competition' between asians, and national pride is the topic of identity. Take the time to freeze the frames of this video and take a good look at what modern young adults (who will shape our future) are saying. Think of how it relates to you or the people you know. It definitely opened my eyes. One thing I know for sure: I am NOT ashamed of my race nor will I ever be.



Take a look at this for ongoing intelligent discussion: Cfensi

---------------------------------------------------

This has actually even changed how I feel when I listen to Korean music. It's not just all fun any more, there's the slightest bit of discomfort. Even when listening to Gee! (Which I started to love because Zheng Shuang actually danced to it for a variety show and was so naturally innocent, sweet and cute while doing it. ^-^)

I posted this on Facebook through YouTube at 5am in the morning.
Btw, I'm pulling another all-nighter. =/ Oh, finals. Glad this semester's almost over.

Comment! (3) | Recommend! | Categories: 2009 [t], all-nighters [t], Asian racism [t]

If I was ever able to afford a studio apartment, imagine the empty space filled thusly:

A leaning desk by an open window. Perhaps with one attached bookcase.

A simple curtain wire over the window holding fabric fluttering in the breeze.

A side table by the front door with an ornate pillow for keys.

And that's all I've got so far.

Toodle-oo!

Plugs: thaitanic, randomjunk, Nuttz, The-Muffin-Man

Comment! (1) | Recommend! | Categories: 2009 [t], dreams [t], home [t]