This Korean ad for ramen in which the group Girl's Generation sings the theme to classic videogame "Bubble Bobble" is burning up the Internets right now, and for good reason: Ramen, videogames, Korean advertising, girl groups-it's like a checklist for virality! Please do enjoy. [Via Brooklyn Radio via Idolator via, uh, our Business Guy's blog. And so the circle is unbroken.]
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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Fantanas rip-off.
Mary Choi has such a cute apartment.
I feel like I should call my parole officer after watching this little treasure....
Some, if not most, of them are of age! You're ok!
I think someone should contact Cho's parole officer after perusing his blog. Dude, Roman Polanski much?
Roman Polanski?
This could double as an update to the Meow Mix song!
Uhh, old wounds. Every time my sister and I reached the final level, I would choke with performance anxiety. We never did finish the game, because both players had to beat the final level. WHAT HAPPENS?!?!?
Why didn't you use the password that let you start just at the boss level?
GAH--
Uh, too bad that ramen tastes like ass.
I guess I'm not the only one that can pull off a sexy jort look.
"Ramen, videogames, Korean advertising, girl groups"
Tag: THINGS THAT GET COMPUTER NERDS OFF
YAY! So nyuh shi dae! Man, these bitches are my karaoke JAM. Last I checked they were all legal except Seo Hyun. But yeah, Koreans count the gestation period when accounting for age (we celebrate 100 days as the first birthday etc) and she's 17 so she's probs OK. Also, the korean language is super onomatopoeic so the refrain "bo gul, bo gul" that they're singing over and over is the SOUND BOILING HOT RAMEN SOUP MAKES which even when you speak the language sounds RETARDED.
If NonSociety were like this, it would be a raging success.
If life were like this, I would be a raging success. Or at least, happy?