What Hara (former KARA) and Sulli (former f(x)) taught me
ハラ(元KARA）とソルリ（元f(x))が教えてくれたもの
"PRODUCE dance teacher" Bae Eun-jung, a photo of memories with the late Goo Hara "I still can't feel it... I miss you"
★ Bae Yoon-jung wrote on her SNS on the 12th, "Time flies so fast. I can't believe this time was a year ago today."
She continued, "I still can't feel it. I'm so sorry that I've been busy every day and forgot about it, and I miss you so much."
★ Bae Yoon-jung wrote on her SNS on the 12th, "Time flies so fast. I can't believe this time was a year ago today."
She continued, "I still can't feel it. I'm so sorry that I've been busy every day and forgot about it, and I miss you so much."
★ On the 12th, Goo Hara's older brother, Goo Ho In, posted on his Instagram, "All the fans gathered and received the presents that were made into booklets and the items that were left at the memorial park." wrote a message.
He continued, "I am very grateful for the sincerity with which you even translated Japanese and English into post-it notes. I'm really sorry and I'm sorry," he said.
Looking at the photos posted together, fans created a booklet for Goo Hara with the message "I remember your 12th summer." In addition, Goo Hara's photo cards, hand-drawn illustrations, and longing messages conveyed her unchanging affection for the star who has become a star in the sky.
"Since she is already deceased, it would be better to call her Goo Hara-san." However, I don't want to put it on as long as the fans' feelings remain. I want to go with Goo Hara until I can attach her naturally.
I have been familiar with K-POP ever since the K-POP boom started in 2010.
The existence of YouTube was a big reason why I was able to follow him without getting bored. Listen to songs while watching dance videos of boys and girls. this was the best To the extent that I think K-POP is superior to any other visual entertainment...
Therefore, it must have been music with a hidden charm that made it popular in Japan and other countries.
Through the videos uploaded to YouTube, I was able to feel how K-POP is spreading its popularity. In the 2010s, outdoor flash mobs seem to have played an important role in developing K-pop.
The music of K-POP boys and girls will be played, and the dance will be covered by local fans. This was so simple yet so much fun. That's why the club grew steadily.
At that time, most of the participants were women in their 20s. It wasn't until the middle of the 2010s that high school-aged children started appearing in large numbers.
Before long, the flash mob was a group that had been dispersed, but it began to integrate, set up an indoor venue, and turn it into an event (I wonder if the United States started it...?).
At first, the performance was just an imitation. At the time, it was interesting just because the dances were similar. I enjoyed watching it. But now you can see cover dances that put real boys and girls to shame.
These videos were repeatedly uploaded to YouTube from all over the world and became the foundation for the current activities of BTS and BLACKPINK.
I've been chasing K-POP while watching the changing scenery on YouTube.
Starting with KARA and Girls' Generation, following hit songs by various boys and girls, and now naturally accepting the music of BTS and BLACKPINK. Of course, there are songs and dances that I was obsessed with, although they are now hidden in the corner of my head.
K-POP fills the space we have now, but I think we were able to do it without unexpectedly making us feel the depth of time that has passed.
"I see, it's already been a year since they left the other world..."
When I look back on Sulli and Hara's past one year ago, I can remember how they played well in the past.
You will notice that there are many stages and scenes that both Sulli and Hara remember.
"K-POP was not without depth." I realized that my heart was just running to keep up with the present of K-POP.
The reason why there are so many people who miss Sulli and Hara is because K-POP has created a solid entertainment content and achievements.
If you start not only chasing the front lines, but also looking back, you may be able to find veins that you haven't seen before.
"I think Sulli and Hara taught me that."
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