how did that mess up anything??? Litterally what are you on about? nothing vanished, you can still find everything…
that's why you have to use adblock, ublock origin..etc.. What do you mean by legally? It was litterally impossible for us to consume their content the legal way before the arrival of Netflix, Viki, Disney+, Prime Video and so on, especially as someone who lives in France, we europeans had nothing. i know that for some Asian countries and the united states citizens for example they have/had platforms since way back so their existence and collaboration with the korean industry has rather been beneficial
There were a time when all Kdramas are available on every PLATFORM and when these ORIGINALS entered into K-entertainment…
how did that mess up anything??? Litterally what are you on about? nothing vanished, you can still find everything on Kissasian, Kseries, Dramacool, MyAsianTV and so many other websites, you don't have to pay in fact it made things easier i would say, when kdramas only had partnerships with korean tv channels, it was super hard for us international viewers to catch up or get translations on a short time, nowadays that's not case
Finished it now and my first impression did not last. I still think that Move To Heaven is a well-watchable drama,…
i think it's simply because you were too hyped and had high expections due to the huge popularity cuz it's definetely better written and produced that the other you quoted
Even though I'm so happy we're finally getting Dear M, I feel like that may be the last project we'll see of her for now. They tainted her career so bad 😔
I will never forget and forgive his fans for treating her like trash after the allegations were published
To be honest I wouldn't Blame NCTzens but those girls who decided to ruin her carreer for no reason. People have a tendency of believing accusers/victims first in these types of issues and are quick to cancel celebrities so that's why Park Hyesoo was unfortunately dragged through social media, I really hope she gets proper apologies though, that she can comeback stronger and that her image is not too tainted
I love that Xhin showed us the art of Waacking, which is probably one of the hardest dance styles to master. He…
I agree but no one called it gay here so that's why I think it's a bit of a reach to act offended over them when the only thing that was portrayed was street dancers struggling with trying girls hip-hop for the first time and just expressing the difficulty, at the end they all played along and delivered the performance
What do you mean by legally? It was litterally impossible for us to consume their content the legal way before the arrival of Netflix, Viki, Disney+, Prime Video and so on, especially as someone who lives in France, we europeans had nothing. i know that for some Asian countries and the united states citizens for example they have/had platforms since way back
so their existence and collaboration with the korean industry has rather been beneficial
you don't have to pay
in fact it made things easier i would say, when kdramas only had partnerships with korean tv channels, it was super hard for us international viewers to catch up or get translations on a short time, nowadays that's not case