Freedom to Be Me
On the morning news, saw a clip about a Samsung commercial starring South Korean pop star, Lee Hyo-lee, and North Korean star, Cho Myong-ae. The cultural differences between the “peers” is a pretty interesting comparison.
In real life interviews, the North Korean Cho can’t understand why the South Korean Lee would want to color her hair and wear non-traditional clothes. In response, Lee simply says that she has the freedom to make these decisions.
Ah, the freedom to be yourself. So what if I wear Nike Dunk Vapors and a green Mountain Dew shirt. I got the freedom to be me!
November 10, 2005 @ 12:52 pm
Are we voting again here?
I vote for the happy looking one with the highlights in her hair…
November 10, 2005 @ 10:27 pm
Wow they are both hot….. I vote for them each…. Where’s the polling!!!!
November 11, 2005 @ 7:12 am
C’mon people, this is a significant cultural event that is a step towards the unification of two diverse nations. This isn’t a beauty contest!
Besides, what kind of poll would only have 2 choices? That’s not enough shallow choices for the readers of pulpconnection! Maybe something like who’s your favorite internataional hottie would be a better poll?
;p
November 13, 2005 @ 10:43 am
Yes, unification is a very important event. I constantly worry about the ramifications of a united Korea and how it will affect the United States and our foreign policy. Nah, we want hot chicks!
November 13, 2005 @ 10:43 am
Yes, unification is a very important event. I constantly worry about the ramifications of a united Korea and how it will affect the United States and our foreign policy. Nah, we want hot chicks!