Was it hard for you to get used to listening to songs in Korean?

Just vibe

If I'm really curious, I'll read the lyrics

Yeah it kinda still is cause I can barely tolerate the language

No. I listen to Kpop because it sounds good.

I usually vibe with the music in the beginning and slowly get more familiar with it after a while of listening

i'm not bothered. i listen to music in other languages too.

amazing lyrics can make me love an otherwise uninteresting song for me, but if i like the sound enough, it's not really a factor.

sometimes i listen to an english song and wish i couldn't understand the lyrics so i could enjoy it more...

it wasn't hard

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you don't like the way Korean sounds? Do you listen to media in other languages? Which languages do you enjoy?

Yeah I don't like the way Korean sounds, Japanese >>>>>>

I enjoy listening to Japanese & Spanish👀

Not at all.

I grew watching American cartoons as a non English speaker and I didn't understand much. My dad bought me a few Hong Kong/Chinese martial arts movies with horrible dubs. A few of my friends lent me Bollywood subbed movies (which were way too damn long lol so I only watched a few before I gave up). Then I watched anime with subs for years and still do. Then finally I listened to kpop without trans mainly because trains weren't that common outside a few dedicated translators + video creators.

I've been exposed to foreign languages all my life so it's no problem for me to listen or watch stuff I don't understand

Nope, I listen to music in other languages so I'm used to it. I was also familiar with Korean language when I started getting more into Kpop.

Not at all, I just vibe with how it sounds. Like the way I discovered kpop was through a random playlist, I didn't even realize it was in Korean until I check the artist And I usually don't care about the lyrics of a song also.

It was easy. Since I've been listening to Spanish music, Japanese music, and some French music before I got into kpop, it wasn't hard at all. Forgot to add that despite language barriers I listen to music for the lyrics, I like reading translations and doing some searching for the correct meaning. Makes it fun and adds more depth I suppose

No 'cause I think Korean is a beautiful language.

I had been listening to Japanese songs for years, so it was nothing new. But I find Korean harder to sing along.