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I rarely go on a YouTube binge but…today is an exception. Beware, it’s got a whole bunch of Korean stuff but half of it is absolutely hilarious and the other half is full of Rain‘s dance move which is so hot, it’s…no words describe the sex-o-meter level. It’s out of this world.
Right! First up is Rainism by..Rain.
What can I say, I can pretend that it’s average…BUT HELL FUCKING NO. It’s so damn hot, the dance moves… *v* Ugh, my ovaries are in overdrive.
OK, next is his other smoking hot track called Love Song.
From about 2:23, that’s when the moves start getting all the girls hot and bothered and…yeah. OK. Just DAMN, ALL RIGHT. I can’t help myself but stare.
Rain’s live performance of Hip Song…which I absolutely love by the way, though I can’t seem to find the official MV of this track.
Urgh, he makes every step look so easy. He’s all like “I’m just going to be awesome, so I’m awesome now, OK baby?” And all the fangirls (me included) are like “AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!” *dead faint*
Here’s a parody of Rain’s Rainism track. It’s all subbed hence, the hilarity.
Rainism → hungryism?
And here’s Rain himself being so shy on Strong Heart(?) having to dance to Love Song for a few seconds around ~6:33.
Here’s a subbed piece of Lee Joon (of MBLAQ) talking about Rain’s three stages of anger. A little information, Rain is the producer(?) for MBLAQ.
Talking about Lee Joon…his pants actually ripped in half on television.
It’s funny how half the guest are trying to help him cover himself while the other are too busy ROTFLMAO to help. I’ll admit it. I’ll most probably be part of the ROTFLMAO group.
And here’s Lee Joon being such a gullible (but nice!) person. All subbed.
He collapses after he found out it was a hidden camera. Too cute. If it was me, I probably would have smashed someone’s face in, AND THEN I’ll collapse.
And randomly, parody dances. It’s a few parody and the best parody (in my humble opinion) was the last one, starting at ~5:50 (Lee Hyouri & Rain parodies). The other good ones are ~1:33 (Bo Beep performance) and 5:17 (Rain parody. Again.)
So there we go. I guess I’m feeling a bit nostalgic also, because Rain was recently called for military service. A few well-known Korean artist are being enlisted so it’s just waiting for them, to see what they’ll do after the compulsory term.
First posted at Teacup.