Park Gil-ran: The Dance Goddess Taking South Korea by Storm
Park Gil-ran was born on February 18, 1991, in Busan, South Korea. Standing tall at 176 cm and weighing only 48 kg, her remarkable figure sets her apart in a crowd. Her physical attributes contribute ...
来自MSN2 个月
Read: “Almost there”: Korean husband’s hilarious attempt at Zulu dance has SA in stitches
A multicultural TikTok couple went viral after the wife shared an endearing video of her Korean husband attempting to master traditional Zulu dance moves while watching TV The content creator ...
Breakdancing, parkour at Sydney Opera House’s forecourt in April
Two Korean street art groups, Letitle and A-Run Crew, will transform the Sydney Opera House’s forecourt into a stage for ...
来自MSN1 个月
Read: "Aegyo meets Amapiano": Korean creator’s adorable take on SA dance challenge goes viral
A Korean husband's attempt at mastering traditional Zulu dance moves had South Africa in stitches.
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Pikki Pikki dance: South Korean cheerleader dance routine takes social media by storm
The laid-back, deadpan vibe coupled with the quirky sound effects and catchy dance moves have taken social ... seat and continue touching up. In South Korean baseball, “cheer culture” is ...