Karaoke
Katy and I rented a Karaoke room for an hour on Jeju-do, a small island south of Korea. Our friends Bryan and E.J. were with us.
Karaoke has become something of a cultural tradition for most Koreans, and even if Koreans don't like Karaoke, they have usually done it enough times that the majority have become pretty good singers from all the practice. This makes for a slightly embarrassing time for us Americans who can't hold a tune.
Little did we know, the Karaoke room we rented had a service that would email us a handful of songs we had sung. E.J. did this without telling us, so here is a rather out-of-tune version of Total Eclipse of the Heart:
Matt & Katy trying to sing
Karaoke has become something of a cultural tradition for most Koreans, and even if Koreans don't like Karaoke, they have usually done it enough times that the majority have become pretty good singers from all the practice. This makes for a slightly embarrassing time for us Americans who can't hold a tune.
Little did we know, the Karaoke room we rented had a service that would email us a handful of songs we had sung. E.J. did this without telling us, so here is a rather out-of-tune version of Total Eclipse of the Heart:
Matt & Katy trying to sing