Here are some videos we’re watching this week at KoreAm.
Big Phony – I Love Lucy (Official Music Video)
Indie singer/songwriter, Big Phony a.k.a. Robert Choy, returns with an official music video for his song “I Love Lucy.” The black and white video is a different spin on the 1950s sitcom that creatively shows the heartache behind the song’s lyrics.
Military training for South Korean Special Forces
In Pyeongchang, a group of soldiers trained for nine days during the harsh winter. The soldiers were training for South Korea’s special forces at a survival camp on Mount Hwangbyung. Training included combat exercises as well as other physical activities and a lot of screaming.
Spelling Bee – Bobby Lee Video
Bobby Lee, sporting a new mustache, hosts an episode on Ray William Johnson’s YouTube channel for diversity week. Bobby goes through some of the most viral YouTube videos including an insane driver, a rapping father-to-be and a video we brought to you last week, the trolling spelling bee contestant. Bobby reenacts his own version of the spelling bee and then answers a question from actress, Kristen Bell.
Girls’ Generation invades New York
When Girls’ Generation’s enormous tour bus arrives at the studio for David Letterman, their fans go absolutely wild. The entire crowd sang the girls’ song “The Boys” while waiting for them to exit the bus, and when the girls started signing autographs, everyone rushed to try and get a signature from one of the nine girls.
The Walking Dead Alternate Intro
Earlier this week, we brought to you news of a new 1980s-inspired intro for the hit TV series “The Walking Dead.” This alternate intro reel is to the tune of BJ Thomas’s “As Long as We Got Each Other” which is famous for also being the intro song for the show “Growing Pains.”
Girls’ Generation – The Boys on David Letterman
Girls Generation made their first network appearance on American television Tuesday night. The girls performed “The Boys” on “Late Night with David Letterman.” The next morning, the girls were invited to perform on “Live with Kelly.”
The Daily Life of a Korean Student
A Korean high school student goes through a typical day. From waking up to going to school to going back to sleep, everything is acted out and shown in 10 seconds.
If you have more videos you’d like us to see, email linda@iamkoream.com.
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