Can K-pop Conquer America?

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The New York Times

Music Commentary, Music, Music Interviews

3.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2017

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Fanaticism about this Korean genre is on the rise in the United States, but it hasn’t cracked mainstream pop culture

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0:00.0	Bully, pere, right cherry, arm,
0:02.8	fill it yum, bullet, bullet,
0:04.0	pere, right cherry, arm, for it yum.
0:06.0	Weren't to the New York Times Popcast,
0:08.0	your awkward high touch of music news and criticism.
0:10.0	I'm your host, John Karamonica.
0:12.0	Moteut I shad. I'm your host to get it now
0:22.5	in me not
0:24.0	to tell you go
0:25.0	got got beng cheng cheng cheng cheng cheng cheng chengs
0:27.0	and on the chique
0:28.0	chique chuqing nighs
0:30.0	do the nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah Lone poi poi maui mau bau bade cay i kam jak no like echim or we gonna make it
0:37.6	ha ha ha.
0:38.6	I'm the biggest hit on the stage
0:41.2	I'm the biggest hit I'm the biggest hit on the stage I'm the biggest it on the stage if you're happy and you know it clap your
0:45.8	hands you're in the screen you happy and you know it clap your way
0:53.2	big you're spong
0:50.4	bullet all it pia mite cherry all till it yum how you holled back you were just listening to N.C. 1. 1.27 that is Cherry Bomb and
1:00.2	NCT 127 was one of the groups that was playing at KCON last weekend, which I attended, and I know if I'm there, I know my man Jeff Benjamin is there.
1:09.0	What's up Jeff? Hello. Welcome to the podcast, first time. Jeff is a senior digital editor at Fuse and also crucially, Billboards K-pop columnist
1:19.7	and also writing about K-pop for various other places.
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