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Funky Korea is Best Korea!
April 5th, 2013 6:20 PMForget about Kim Jong Un and all the warmongering talks for a minute here, what the North Koreans really need is some old school funk music (and probably more food).
Adam Orth’s “Always On” Twitter Gaffe
April 5th, 2013 5:28 PMMicrosoft Studios creative director Adam Orth has made his Twitter feed private after inciting the wrath of the Internet for supporting games that require an active Internet connection.
Lil Bub Takes a Nap
April 5th, 2013 5:00 PM
Lil Bub can't help snoring when gets her snooze on.
Why Not Share with Friends & Family?
April 5th, 2013 4:30 PM
The Gwiyomi Song
April 5th, 2013 4:05 PMTranslated as "The Cutie Song" in English, this South Korean indie pop song has gone viral in Asia (and now on YouTube) with a repertoire of cute overload hand gestures.
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Funky Korea is Best Korea!
Forget about Kim Jong Un and all the warmongering talks for a minute here, what the North Koreans really need is some old school funk music (and probably more food).
Adam Orth’s “Always On” Twitter Gaffe
Microsoft Studios creative director Adam Orth has made his Twitter feed private after inciting the wrath of the Internet for supporting games that require an active Internet connection.
The Gwiyomi Song
Translated as "The Cutie Song" in English, this South Korean indie pop song has gone viral in Asia (and now on YouTube) with a repertoire of cute overload hand gestures.
