Last year, we brought you our most popular video to date, How to Dance K-Pop Style, 2008. In that video, we showed you all of the dance moves that our students couldn’t stop doing in our classes. A year has passed since then, and now those moves aren’t going to be useful to you in your classes. Well, you could try doing them, but you’ll surely get a lot of groans. So, now that 2009 is over with, we have a whole new list of songs and moves that you need to know. So study hard! Your students need you to know this, so that you can start being the coolest teacher they’ve ever had.
One note: the dance at the end isn’t actually a Kpop song, but a comedy sketch that was massively popular in Korea for a while. It’s by Chocoboy, and – trust us – do this dance for your students and they will know exactly what you’re talking about, and might even join in!
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This was fantastic. You guys are really cute.
Saw this while I'm at work with NO SOUND (cos I'm pretending to do work). I can't stop laughing. I LOVE THIS! Want update for 2010 yo.
[...] The second Koreatown in Toronto is lesser known, located around Yonge and Finch, but it’s actually where we spend most of our time. We like it there more. In fact, our favorite Korean restaurant in Canada is there: the Oh Geul Boh Geul, right on Yonge and Churchill. It’s located at 5320 Yonge Street, so find it on Google Maps and go there now! To this date, we’ve eaten lots and lots of Mul Neng Myeon, and Oh Geul Boh Geul’s version of it is better than anything we’ve had in Korea, hands down. You’ll be amazed. Also, Simon worked at a Hagwon in that area for two years, and going to the Oh Geul Boh Geul played a big part in how he got so interested in Korea, in case you didn’t know. Spending so much time in North York really hooked us into Korean culture, and from there, it was only a matter of time before we moved to Korea and started making Kpop music videos. [...]
Ha! The bit at the end cracked me up… I'm always making my cat dance to Abracadabra.
Surprisingly, it doesn't bother her. She's very laid back.
Love the video by the way.
I love'd it! I was suddenly cracking up in the middle of the street. (Smart phone)
I really like to see the 2010 version!
[...] the English, and who’s it better than.We’ve had so many requests to do more of our How to Dance Kpop Videos that we figured we had to start doing this: by the end of the year, some of the songs in the [...]