
B1A4 will be finally debuting in Japan after much anticipation. Before that debut, the boys' first Japanese TV show, "MTV B1A4 Hotline" will begin broadcast soon.
They will be informing and introducing viewers to all things B1A4. They will have various corners during the program, including latest information on the boys, displaying their charms and showing their bare no-make faces. We will see a side of them that we haven't been able to see through their usual stages, and this program is certainly being anticipated across Japan.
【「MTV B1A4 Hotline」第1回 On-Air Day & Time】
● 6月23日(土) 16:30~17:00 (first broadcast)
● 6月26日(火) 17:00~17:30
● 6月27日(水) 20:30~21:00
Not only in Korea, but in Japan and other Asian nations, B1A4 is seeing a rapid increase in fans, and at last their much-anticipated debut will happen on June 26 (Wednesday).
Their Japanese debut single will be "Beautiful Target," which was a major hit in Korea and was translated into Japanese.
Source - KStyle
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omona! i can already see them being the male KARA in terms of success in Japan.. their Japanese is already really good n they're able to have their own TV show? wow
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Date: 2012-06-23 04:56 pm (UTC)I'm happy they're trying so hard with their Japanese. I think it'll help them win a lot of fans. Can't wait to see more of this show!
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Date: 2012-06-24 03:51 am (UTC)I grew up in the Midwestern United States and even though there are Native American names for pretty much everything (streets, towns, schools, etc) I wasn't really taught much about the people or their history. I mostly had to do my own research to find out about how horribly they were (and continue to be) treated and why appropriation in general is an issue.
Anyway, as far as cultural appropriation in K-pop and such, it pisses me off just as much as when a white person does it, but I'm more likely to cut the person/people some slack because they're less likely to know the full extent of what they're doing. Even though I didn't learn much about other cultures in school (I grew up in a predominantly white republican area), I still learned SOME stuff and most Koreans prob learn very little, if ANY.
In addition, I tend to not judge the group or individual as much as I judge the stylist(s), if it's a case of clothing, etc. You can also still like people who have done problematic things as long as you recognise that what they've done isn't cool.
This is just me and my view on the subject though and I would recommend that you do your own research and formulate your own opinions.
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Date: 2012-06-24 12:46 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-06-23 09:13 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-06-23 09:31 pm (UTC)Now though...
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Date: 2012-06-23 09:56 pm (UTC)I am wishing them the best of luck though, I think they'll do okay, but won't be super crazy successful.
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Date: 2012-06-25 02:46 am (UTC)