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First asian to succeed in American music industry?
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Lana♥ Wrote:^ um the Asian market is completely different compared to the American market. Her english single Eat You Up isn't something too far off of something she would normally do, but the song has a more American mainstream appeal. Most of her songs are either pop/ballad/urban, out of those three it's obvious which type would be chosen to break her into the U.S market. Also It's quite common actually, artists release different songs as singles depending on the country/region.

I mean seriously what would happen if an Asian debuted in the states with a song like this
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well it might succeed cause Gocchin is amazing~~~~

[COLOR="Teal"]What is that called where can I dl that song? It's really catchy XD

Personally, I think BoA should stick to singing Korean/Japanese songs. That was way too much hip-hop then it needed to be, and the song was just bad in my opinion. I got into BoA from her Inuyasha songs, and she definitely looks better in her Korean/Japanese music videos.

Anyway I always thought Utada Hikaru was the first to debut. She already had Simple and Clean from KH, along with her album Exodus.[/COLOR]
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#42
Eat You Up Remix with Flo Rida:
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LOL I think it's horrible. Everything just seems so disjointed, and BoA's voice here is just jacked.

In other news, BoA also performed in the MTV Iggy studio or something and according to PopSeoul her performance will be broadcast somewhere in mid-December. You can look on Youtube for some of the fancam things of it.
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