Do you venture into Korean culture outside of K-pop (1 Viewer)

[katzewurst]

I am proud economic contributor to the soju and ramyeon industry

 

[eclipsoul]

no, i used to watch kdramas but i haven't watched one since 2020

 

[Yerichu]

Yes, korean style is my fav currently.... even their culture is so loving....even yet, i still speak a little korean but not the best....

 

[tai]

Yes, korean style is my fav currently....

Ironically enough, in Korea, the majority of Koreans don't wear what is considered 'k-style/kpop fashion'

 

[Yerichu]

oooof.....well then I guess I would have to discover more about korea

 

[jasque]

Only k-dramas

I looked for soju the other day and couldn't find lol

 

[Willow]

Korean food and I have watched a few dramas

 

[SeulPika]

I have a family connection to Korea. So my knowledge on Korea, Korean culture and Korean history predates that of my interest in Kpop.

And it's because of this, that my trips to Korea are mostly focused in exploring the culture and history of Korea.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

Yep! I eat Korean food a lot, and I even tried to learn some Korean once! Not very much came of it, though, just a few random words and phrases. lol

 

[jasque]

I have a family connection to Korea. So my knowledge on Korea, Korean culture and Korean history predates that of my interest in Kpop.

And it's because of this, that my trips to Korea are mostly focused in exploring the culture and history of Korea.

Korea's history seems so interesting

 

[SeulPika]

Korea's history seems so interesting

My Grandfather, whilst he was alive, never spoke of what he experienced throughout the Korean War.
So I've had to do my own research and it's been very fascinating reading books on the Korean War, visiting the DMZ and the Korean War Museum in Seoul.

 

[songeuna]

i can speak a little korean, i like the food and soju, have seen a few films and dramas

 

[Tickita]

I watch dramas and Running Man, that's pretty much it

 

[SnowWhite]

I mean I like a lot of their food options but overall, I am open to trying food from any region and most end up being good-tasting anyway. I have watched a few K-dramas either before or after getting to know Kpop but at some point I decided the way they portray "innocent first love" and all the reaction scenes are rather cringey and nothing close to realistic and gave up on it.

 

[katzewurst]

I have a family connection to Korea. So my knowledge on Korea, Korean culture and Korean history predates that of my interest in Kpop.

And it's because of this, that my trips to Korea are mostly focused in exploring the culture and history of Korea.

Amazing sig, by the way

 

[Magician]

Not really