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Diego — Thu, 23 May 2013 04:42:13 +0000

Interesting reflection. I agree with your analysis of gender and taste. For similar reasons Kpop acts like SNSD are becoming more and more popular in the West (they are less ambiguous). In the meantime, Japan keeps producing AKB, Momoiro etc.. impossible to sell abroad for a number of reasons..

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tenmen — Tue, 21 May 2013 08:21:51 +0000

Like you said, I think that while Japan has lots wacky comedians and something like Gangnam style could become popular if introduced in that venue, as pop music, Psy is nothing like the sort of pretty boy band K-pop that is popular in Japan.

I don’t consider myself very well informed on pop-culture, but I’ve been under the impression the virility of Psy’s music video was related in part to “flash mob” events where people just suddenly started dancing Gangnam Style in a public place. While in America, people can look upon that as merely good fun, in Japan, it would be considered really rude to the other people in the area.

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