English speaking idols are a liability

    referring to idols like Lia, Lily, etc, that are the odd one out in the group, they pronounce the english properly and break the rhythm of the song that is usually based on the korean pronunciation of english words

    u r m o m g a y

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    thank god we have Mark Lee.. he can't English good


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    thank god we have Mark Lee.. he can't English good


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    see

    its easy to fit haemok in a kpop song


    now think of "ha muck" instead

    so hard

    u r m o m g a y

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    interesting


    I guess for me it's the different pronunciations that make each group different like when you have native speakers and non native speakers...

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