Kpop on TV8 Turkey

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JYJTurkeyProjectTeam

JYJTurkeyProjectTeam

On 21st of November,Korean wind blown in tv8. Many people became beyond happy to see JYJ and JYJ Turkey on television thanks to the works have been done untill now in Turkey and Kim Jaejoong’s coming to Turkey. Unlike in other places, here in Turkey many Korea lovers and K-Pop lovers love and support JYJ.

Everything about Korea, Korea-Turkey relationship, K-Pop and K-Dramas were talked on a TV program of Cengiz Semercioğlu called “Böyle Bir Şey Var mı?” on Turkish TV channel TV8. Program’s guests were dear Dong Woo Cho who is counsellor of The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Ankara as well as head of Korean Cultural Center in Ankara, Hilmi Kesenek who is Korea Republic Cultural Counsellor and head of Korea-Fans.com and JYJ Turkey admin Feyza Özdeş.

The program was broadcasted live. Many Turkish and foreigner famous people have participated in the program called “Böyle Bir Şey Var Mı ?” before.( The program name can be translated as ‘’ Can there be anything like this? / Is there anything like this? ) While the program is an intellctual talk show, Cengiz Semercioğlu is also a very well known name in Turkish media. He made interviews with the names like Steven Spielberg. Besides he is an article writer in one of the best seller newspapers in Turkey called “Hürriyet”.

Popular K-Pop singers were shown via VTR on screen and also MC, Mr. Cengiz read the tweets that were sent about K-Pop and K-Dramas.

Source: JYJTurkeyProjectTeam TV8 / Shared by: JYJ Turkey + JYJ3

It's not really about JYJ, they mention many groups, dramas as well as Korean/Turkish relations and culture but it was shared by a JYJ fansite so..
I'm not sure on how to tag this.

Comments

[lonelymoon.livejournal.com]

Ugh I hate myself for being critical but that lady's face is so odd to me. Her nose seems too short for such a face, something doesn't look right.

[pepper.livejournal.com]

Her face is super long imo.

[gacchiri.livejournal.com]

omg that opening performance

[gundae.livejournal.com]

well I am too lazy to actually watch this and I personally have no idea about the actual standing of sk-t connections but I do remember that one korean lightstick ahjusshi that sold lightsticks infront of the jyj concert venue in berlin last year who kind of guessed I was ethnic turkish and shook my hand after confirming his assumption.. saying something about brothership.

[archivenom.livejournal.com]

"Brothership" probably refers to the Turkish soldiers who served in the Korean war. There's an interesting SK-Turkish connection; you can read about it here: http://askakorean.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-do-koreans-think-about-turkey.html

[mjspice.livejournal.com]

Oh! Well this is actually good I guess in a way.

OTP I read an article a few days about how many girls here watch Korean dramas. Which I kinda knew already. XDD