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First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Lana♥ - 2008-10-23
Korean singer BoA just recently debuted her song in the states! since her management people aren't too bright she will probably flop but oh well, I bought her single from itunes and you should too!!
[youtube]pn1Iim7XK2M[/youtube]
PRETEND THE TITLE SAYS DOMINATE INSTEAD OF SUCCEED.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - FelixTM - 2008-10-23
Decent song (very end is retarded, though), I guess. I used to be a pretty big BoA fan a couple years ago, but I stopped following her when her songs started to go downhill. I dunno. Haha I'll always prefer her Korean and Japanese songs.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Lana♥ - 2008-10-23
^ I prefer her earlier stuff too. Recently her sales have been declining reallllly badly in Japan so I sort of see this American thing as a last ditch effort idk. BoA never was one of my favorite artists but I think she could use the support here.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - loddlaen - 2008-10-23
What about william hung???
He was asian wasnt he??????????
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - WandererWillow - 2008-10-23
And yet, we still can't get something unique. Woo. Another pop singer with a superficial "heartfelt" love/sex song. As if that hasn't existed since the 80s.
What the hell happened to good music? Music with integrity and purpose? Ugh.
*goes back to listening to Stone Temple Pilots*
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - loddlaen - 2008-10-23
WandererWillow Wrote:*goes back to listening to Stone Temple Pilots*
Awesome band.
I'm seeing Alice in Chains next year. Not sure how that will work without layne staley
/end random hijacking of thread
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - WandererWillow - 2008-10-23
Oh hell no, we're going to jack this thread until that lack of creativity song is all but forgotten.
Hell yes, Spoonman. Hell yes.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Unthor - 2008-10-23
WandererWillow Wrote:And yet, we still can't get something unique. Woo. Another pop singer with a superficial "heartfelt" love/sex song. As if that hasn't existed since the 80s.
What the hell happened to good music? Music with integrity and purpose? Ugh.
*goes back to listening to Stone Temple Pilots*
Good music is not mainstream. It's Sad But True :f6:
As for BoA, I've never heard of her, and I'm sure the video that was posted will be the last time I hear of her. She may pop up on Mtv2 for a few weeks, then fade away into obscurity...
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - nannerz - 2008-10-23
Cool, but I've never been much of a BoA fan and I won't turn into one just because she is asian, lol. Good luck to her though.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - WandererWillow - 2008-10-23
I could listen to Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, and STP for hours and sing to every song without getting sick of them.
EDIT: ...and Phil Collins.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - loddlaen - 2008-10-23
WandererWillow Wrote:I could listen to Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, and STP for hours and sing to every song without getting sick of them.
EDIT: ...and Phil Collins.
STOPPPPP. All those awesome bands!!!! I would add Tool, NIN, Soundgarden to that list =)
But Sad but True? Thats one of metallicas most "commercial" albums. Wicked riff though.
Speaking of Phil Collins, this is an AD screening in australia atm.
[YOUTUBE]CbLr2NEV_7o[/YOUTUBE]
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - WandererWillow - 2008-10-23
That commercial is made of Win and wtp.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - loddlaen - 2008-10-23
It also inspires me to eat chocolate for some reason o.O
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - DrRusty - 2008-10-23
what about utada hikaru :f6:
and that commercial is fucking awesome lol
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Kawasari Mimoto - 2008-10-23
Wow, nothing like her other songs. lol? BoA = the girl on Butterfli's avatar, btw.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Lana♥ - 2008-10-23
WandererWillow Wrote:And yet, we still can't get something unique. Woo. Another pop singer with a superficial "heartfelt" love/sex song. As if that hasn't existed since the 80s.
What the hell happened to good music? Music with integrity and purpose? Ugh.
*goes back to listening to Stone Temple Pilots*
You know how Americans are with mainstream music. She wouldn't stand a chance if she made a "unique" song. It would just be a waste of money, at least with this type of music she has a chance.
DrRusty Wrote:what about utada hikaru :f6:
and that commercial is pineappleing awesome lol
Utada's English album got virtually no promotion, and it debuted at like #160
She's releasing a second English album soon so we will see how that does.******************************
um anyway promotion has finally started
[COLOR="Purple"]Eat You Up promotions kick off!
Oct 22 2008, 09:44 PM by suejinners
"BoA and even former employees were not able to hide their surprise," a SM representative said after they were notified of how BoA managed to make her way up onto Amazon and iTunes charts. "It's a good start because we didn't publicly release the song nor do promotions. It will accelerate her growth from being Asia's Diva to a Worldwide Diva."
Next week BoA will go around TV stations in the U.S. to start full-scale promotional activities. She will go on local radio stations, tv programs and visit music stores to promote and increase awareness .
SM revealed that they will be taking highlights from the Eat You up mv by director Cha Eun Taek and showing them on large screens in New York and Los Angeles. The promotional video will be shown every 2 minutes at New York's Broadway and will continously be shown at LA's Wilshire Boulevard from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The large screen promotions will continue for the next 3 months revealing other various clips in sequential order.
Plans on releasing her first album early next year and having a national tour have not changed. The title track off her album Look Who's Talking, which is a strong song but is not by the same team that made Eat You Up. The song has been completed along with the choreography.[/COLOR]
Credits:
Site: http://www.BoAjjang.com
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - WandererWillow - 2008-10-23
Should change her name to MotS (More of the same).
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Outland - 2008-10-23
It looks like one of Missy Elliot's videos but with an asian instead of Missy. o.O
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - loddlaen - 2008-10-23
WandererWillow Wrote:Should change her name to MotS (More of the same).
LOL
It seems like every pop star uses that same vocal effect these days.
First asian to succeed in American music industry? - Throes - 2008-10-23
Yeah the girl can move, and I suppose she's okay eye candy, but that song needs some serious help.
