English translation of a popular Korean Pop song by a brother-and-sister duo who have teamed up with a 13-year-old singer, dubbed 'Korea's Justin Bieber' by fans.
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Netizens react to the news that Jeong H. Kim, a Korean-American businessman, has been forced by local politics to return home and reject a ROK ministerial position
A look at the continued trend of McCarthyism in South Korea, particularly the 'jongpuk' allegations towards current progressive mayor of Seoul Park Won-soon.
koreaBANG reflects on its first year, and raises a soju glass to many more (glasses of soju). We were born on a leap year but we're celebrating our birthday anyway.
An editorial by progressive website Ddanzi criticising conservative website Ilbe kickstarts an online debate regarding freedom of speech and expression in Korea.
Netizens react to the presidential inauguration of Park Geun-hye, daughter of former military dictator Park Chung-hee, as South Korea's first female president.
The evolutionary process of Ilbe bugs - users from Korea's most popular conservative netizen portal, is portrayed in a set of cartoons, generating much attention
A new plan for 'half-price' government-subsidised restaurants that would provide afforadable food for low-income residents has been unveiled by the mayor of Seoul.
Hong Seok-cheon, Korea's first openly gay celebrity, talks about a letter he received from his nephews that moved him to tears on the TV show 'Strong Heart.'
Netizens criticise Ilbe members for mocking the death of musician Lim Yook-taek of musical group Ulala Session, after his struggle with cancer ended in his death.
As a third nuclear test looms on the horizon in East Asia, there are talks of a pre-emptive strike against the DPRK by members of the South Korean military.
A South Korean postman stops his delivery route to put out a house fire. He evacuates the old couple from within, then returns to work as if nothing ever happened.
As the number of Korean pet owners hits 10 million, the increase in dogs in public places is leading to friction with conservatives
The ROK Air Force PR team releases a parody of hit musical film Les Misérables, a sure hit among the star-crossed and snowed-in lovers serving time in the military.
An employee of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) stands accused of anonymously attacking the opposition party and presidential candidate before the election.
Korean netizens are amazed at the extent to which South Korea appears to have changed since these photos were taken by a foreign visitor in the early 1960s.
In his final days in office, President Lee pardons corrupt officials, aides and friends, leaving Korean netizens disgusted and flabbergasted.
