I live in New York City, but most of the shows I attend are not on Broadway.

You're more likely to catch me in the front row of my sister's living rooms,

watching my nieces stage elaborate productions.

Being an aunt means being a captive audience.

And as a result, I've been picking up on some new trends from my nieces.

Most of their performances are recreations of K-pop dance routines, And as a result, I've been picking up on some new trends from my nieces.

Most of their performances are recreations of K-pop dance routines they've seen online.

It's their favorite thing and wildly popular amongst their friends, teens, tweens, you name it. And what I've learned is that these dances signify a much bigger global trend.

I'm Madup Akanola. This is Ted Business from the TED Audio Collective.

Our guest today is business strategy expert, Niraj Agarwal.

He's been tracking the growing influence Asian markets have on the global

culture and economy, and he's here to tell us not to be afraid of this change, but to embrace it

as something exciting. Then after the talk, I'll share my experience witnessing the spread of

African culture throughout the world.

But first, a quick break.

And now, Nairaj Agarwal takes the TED stage.

Our global culture has a fascinating new look to it, and it has to do with this guy.

Indian actor and musician Diljid Dusanj. Diljid Star has risen big time off late.

He performed at Coachella last year. He had incredible energy and had the audience in a foot-tapping, head-banging spell.

He had the audience in North America where he toured this year, had the same experience

and performed in large, packed arenas.

You know what is even more noteworthy?

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