Posts Tagged ‘girl group’

Bring it on, S/mileage!

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010


At the recent “Idol Summer Festival 2010” at C.C. Lemon Hall in Shibuya, Tokyo, 15-year old Fukuda Kanon from the group S/mileage publicly challenge SNSD, saying that they have “fresher” legs. I am not sure what she meant by “fresher” but they will soon know that SNSD have more than just pretty legs. Here’s the translation by Kanki of Soshified.com from the original articles:

Idol group S/mileage member Fukuda Kanon (15) threw out a written challenge to 9-member Korean unit SNSD. In an interview Fukuda said with strength and a smile, “SNSD is known as the idols with great legs, but we’re fresher.” “Everyone here, along with our seniors Morning Musume, AKB48 and SNSD are our rivals. But, we have fresh great legs and can’t lose to anyone.” Each member from the other groups just smiled bitterly.

Hmm…written challenge! I admire the young Japanese girl’s courage there. She must have plenty of confidence in her. Confidence is good but they ought to be realistic. Honestly, the written challenge thing reminds me of duels in kung-fu movies. Watched too much of those, dear Kanon?

There are more to just legs. Personality, character, professionalism and variety skills are among the things that our Soshi have. If there were to compare legs, there are many girl groups out there with great legs.

Credits: Kanki@Soshified.com/news24.jp/daily.co.jp

We hit 600 followers mark! Here's how we thank you…..

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

giveaway

Yes, we now have more than 600 followers on Twitter and as a token of appreciation for your love and support, we will give-away a CD. All you’ve got to do is to tell us who your favorite K-pop girl group is and why in not more than 30 words. We will not select the winner based on lucky draw simply because it’s not fair. We will pick the winner based on your creativity and passion for your favorite girl group. Easy, right? What are you waiting for? Send in your entries by commenting on this post by July 24th.

Update: To be fair, the name of the group will be counted as 1 word.