February 23, 2012

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Who will be the next hip-hop star to be taken over by the pop mania? You don't have to wonder anymore. Super-producer Swizz Beatz was recently popped up at a press conference in Seoul, Korea. He praised the K-Pop genre and revealed his plans to intertwine his company with South Korea’s O & Media entertainment company.

"I think K-Pop is a type of expression," says Swizzy. "The whole world is looking for new music, and K-Pop is the new trend. I want to help promote Korean music around the world."

Swizz also shouted several artists within the new venture, including Kara, Big Bang, 2NE1 and Boa. The joining companies will release joint albums between the top artists of both countries.

“My idea to bridge the world together with music starting in Asia and going to the West is something that is new, untapped and leading to the future of bringing the worlds together. And this partnership is the beginning in making a history,” he said.

The producer also acknowledged Americas lack of familiarity with K-Pop, assuring that music stans will take a liking to the genre.

"Korean fans are used to U.S. pop music, but to American fans K-Pop could be strange. But the world is open to new music. K-Pop has a lot of potential. If 2NE1 and Rihanna were to work together, the impact will be great." --Jolie Sanchez

TRANSLATION: American music is dead.

Epic fail. But I guess go where the money is.

There are so many talented asian groups around the world, MANY who can play instruments like no ones business. Beautiful voices & melody....

And sadly the only asian group to get a top 10 hit is far east gayment

And of course they would want the asian groups that sound like American pop groups to get hits

I'M DONE

I'm starting to wonder if some black men's fascination with Asian women is being kick into overdrive because I've been hearing about plenty of black male hip-hop/r&b producers jumping on the K-Pop & J-Pop bandwagon in recent months.

TonyVanDam said:

I'm starting to wonder if some black men's fascination with Asian women is being kick into overdrive because I've been hearing about plenty of black male hip-hop/r&b producers jumping on the K-Pop & J-Pop bandwagon in recent months.

I mean, i could see that.... i mean i adore asians well more on the men side

But i could see that being a reason, i always had a feeling many proteges of musc stars are together romantically.

Teena + Rick

R. Kelly + Aaliyah

Sunny + Cher

just to name a few

TonyVanDam said:

I'm starting to wonder if some black men's fascination with Asian women is being kick into overdrive because I've been hearing about plenty of black male hip-hop/r&b producers jumping on the K-Pop & J-Pop bandwagon in recent months.

Black men BEEN loving Asian women. That'll never change. It's probably growing more though.

What about Northern Koreans who are starving

Timmy84 said:

TonyVanDam said:

I'm starting to wonder if some black men's fascination with Asian women is being kick into overdrive because I've been hearing about plenty of black male hip-hop/r&b producers jumping on the K-Pop & J-Pop bandwagon in recent months.

Black men BEEN loving Asian women. That'll never change. It's probably growing more though.

I think so too.

luv4u said:

What about Northern Koreans who are starving

Do they even listen to music in North Korea?

If every Korean pop cd was sold with a jar of kimchee, I'd be down.

Kimchee smells like a diarrheic dog's ass, but tastes so good.

Identity said:

February 23, 2012

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Who will be the next hip-hop star to be taken over by the pop mania? You don't have to wonder anymore. Super-producer Swizz Beatz was recently popped up at a press conference in Seoul, Korea. He praised the K-Pop genre and revealed his plans to intertwine his company with South Korea’s O & Media entertainment company.

"I think K-Pop is a type of expression," says Swizzy. "The whole world is looking for new music, and K-Pop is the new trend. I want to help promote Korean music around the world."

Swizz also shouted several artists within the new venture, including Kara, Big Bang, 2NE1 and Boa. The joining companies will release joint albums between the top artists of both countries.

“My idea to bridge the world together with music starting in Asia and going to the West is something that is new, untapped and leading to the future of bringing the worlds together. And this partnership is the beginning in making a history,” he said.

The producer also acknowledged Americas lack of familiarity with K-Pop, assuring that music stans will take a liking to the genre.

"Korean fans are used to U.S. pop music, but to American fans K-Pop could be strange. But the world is open to new music. K-Pop has a lot of potential. If 2NE1 and Rihanna were to work together, the impact will be great." --Jolie Sanchez

Will the music be made available for illegal download and he taking the cash from those files?