Archive for December, 2009
『Annchirisu』 in: How to Look Korean. -joke.
December 7th, 2009 | 
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No racism intended, in fact there’s nothing racist about this at all. 
110609: Ok, for you stupid people who didnt get the surgery part. I did not say Koreans are into surgery. Just coz I mention surgery I’m not associating ANYTHING to do with Koreans. EVERY country gets surgery so wtf are you guys accusing me of being racist? stfu. I said Other options are to get surgery to look like a korean. or to look like a caucasian or latino or w/e! UNDERSTAND?
if you’re offended, then you know that statement must be true. hey, hands down, i dont think that at all so you snobs who think you can tell me off can bug off.
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There’s lots of tutorials on how to be/look Japanese.
So why not do the basics of “How to be/look Korean.”
Ulzzang style. Lets puff our eyes now!
1. Korean bun hairstyle
2. Fob Clothing
3. Glasses.(optional)
4. Lighting.
5. Beanie hats.
6. Look natural
7. Puff your eyes.
8. Guys, just look feminine.
Other Options:
1.Plastic surgery
2. Circle lenses for dolly eyes.
3. Duck lips
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Song: 카라 - Rock U
No copyright infringement intended.
Sorry for poor sound quality. I don’t know how to improve it. T_T
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