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[TRANS] 111114 Kim Junsu Wins Popularity Award At “Korea Musical Awards,” Feels That Award Is “Very Meaningful”
JYJ’s Kim Junsu has won the popularity award two years in a row.
On 14 November, at the Olympic Hall in the Olympic Park, the 17th Korea Musical Awards ceremony was held.
This ceremony was hosted by singer-actor Lee Hyun Woo as well as SBS announcer Yoo Hye Young, and was broadcast live on SBS starting at 5.13pm
This day, Kim Junsu and Yoon Gong Ju were awarded the Popularity awards. Both of them appeared together in the musical “Tears of Heaven.” This is Kim Junsu’s second consecutive year to be winning the popularity award.
Kim Junsu said, “Firstly, I want to say thank you for giving me such a precious award. I feel that the passion and strength that is put in by the actors and staff for the sake of the audiences, is the strength of a musical, and that is the greatest charm we want to show in every performance.”
Following which, he said, “After last year, I want to express my gratitude for being able to appear again, and to receive an award this year.”
Kim Junsu also said, “I’m not sure when it started, but despite having objective numerical evidence, we were unable to get a fair review, and to suffer from this was something that made me very sad. To be able to stand here today bears great meaning. To all the audiences and fans who laughed with me, and cried with me through every single performance, thank you,” ending his acceptance speech.
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[INFO] Come on over JYJ Pre-Order
◆ Artist JYJ “JAEJOONG, YUCHUN, JUNSU
Is a special fully import version JYJ documentary DVD released around United States.
Captur the real life of three which fans awaited.
Is a video collection of valuable unpublished treasured that Phantom was not aired on Korea.
3 person reveals secret House
3 Private life and spending time alone at lifestyle, at home, such as video.
Besides the CD release for world wide concerts and also other musical activities
Such as “time in the rest of time”, time preparing for the next step”
The realistic appearance of JYJ.
[DVD specifications]
◆ Artist JYJ “JAEJOONG, YUCHUN, JUNSU”
-DVD：Disc: total run time: 70 minutes × five
5-Disc DVD booklet 40 pages (luxury BOX specification)
Release plan price: 22,890 Yen （ in tax ／1,090 Yen ）
※ Audio: Korea / English / Chinese / Japan language subtitles available
※ Fully imported machines
※ Region code ： ALL
※ Japan language subtitles
※ Customers: two sets or purchase (planned).
※ After ordering seven days since orders cannot be undone
※ After opening it is not returned.
※ Purchased towards offers a nice perks.
※ Further purchases have applied from amenities also presents a nice prize draw
※ Country: Republic of Korea
※ Production: SOMEONE AGENCY
※ Release date: 2011 Nov.-December mid-planned
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[Video] JYJ & Song Ji Hyo as PR Ambassador of Ministry of Education Science and Technology Center–News Compilations
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We know that Kangin of Super Junior enlisted some time ago. This is footage of Kim Heechul’s narrative about Boot Camp at the Korea Army Training Center. Korea has mandatory two year enlistment, so this affects all of our Guys at some point.
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[Pic] 111114 Junsu at 17th Korean Musical Awards Part 2
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[TRANS] 111108 Las Vegas Proclaims November 25th To Be KPOP Masters DayLas Vegas, the largest tourist city of Nevada, has proclaimed that from here on, every November 25th will be ‘KPOP Masters Day’.
According to Carolyn G. Goodman, the mayor of Las Vegas, on a charter by the city of Las Vegas under the laws of Nevada, the 25th of this month has been designated as ‘KPOP Masters Day’. This is the first time in the world that a specific music genre has been given an anniversary by a specific country or state.
Las Vegas has proclaimed this anniversary to mark the KPOP concerts that will be held in the city on the 25th and 26th of this month at the Grand Garden Arena thanks to the collaborative efforts of Billboard Magazine, Billboard Korea, MGM Grand, KPMA and LLC.
From this year forth, a variety of KPOP related events will be held in Las Vegas on November 25th.
A local representative stated, “This pledge will make Las Vegas the representative city that takes the lead in the KPOP boom,” and “We foresee many opportunities to encounter KPOP in Las Vegas in the future every November 25th.“
‘Billboard KPOP Masters’ is an event to commemorate the launching of Billboard’s KPOP Hot 100 Chart and will feature singers such as TVXQ, SHINee, Brown Eyed Girls, SISTAR, B2ST, 4Minute, G.na and MBLAQ.
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[NEWS] JYJ’s European Tour, People Caught Between Feeling Wronged And Feeling Dissatisfied
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Disputes have been breaking out online between those who are proud of JYJ and their first Spanish concert and those who are skeptic and dissatisfied. One side feels wronged to see JYJ’s achievements dismissed and diminished while the other side is dissatisfied with all the exaggeration. Though I understand where both sides are coming from, as someone who was there at the concert, I’d rather avoid the conflict entirely. There’s no need to exhaust oneself with such an argument.
This is only JYJ’s first step into the European market. Just like how they started from the ‘bottom’ again, on stages that were almost too embarrassing to be called an actual stage, in Japan as rookies after being hailed as stars in Korea. But they know that they must keep going forward, no matter how unsure they are of their future. And they are paving the road that they are pursuing with courage, a road which everyone else will just follow.
I won’t talk about the number of concert attendees as I’ve already written an article about that controversy. Whether there were a hundred people there or a million, people will only believe what they want. I can see where people are coming from when they raise controversies over the issue as they point out the empty areas behind the audience members in photos that were taken. It was because the organizers had people enter the concert venue in small numbers at a time (almost so slowly that it got boring to wait in line for so long) to ensure that there wouldn’t be any accidents.
This is justified as at the Manga Festival performance, a fan fell over while running towards the stage to get a better view (It should be noted that even after the nasty fall, she got up with no hesitation and started running for the stage again). It was surprising and almost touching to see blue-eyed Westerners showing the passion most characteristic of Korean fans. Shall I say that it was also different from watching Japanese fans, who are usually reserved and don’t dare to get too close to celebrities, cling onto their favorite Hallyu star. The enthusiasm at the concert was beyond anyone’s imagination (though I’d prefer to have found a different expression as I feel that this phrase is used too often that it’s lost its impact).
As soon as the concert ended, the members of JYJ said, “We feel somber.” There could be many meanings behind this statement. There isn’t much time for any of us to look back on what we’ve done till now, through the bitter and sweet times. For those like JYJ who have taken the time to reflect on themselves, they grow and mature that much more.
JYJ are getting ready for a concert in Germany this weekend. No matter what, a flood of controversies are sure to spring forth from this concert as well. But regardless of that fact, the fans will be ecstatic to be able to meet their favorite stars in real life, and they will express this joy to their hearts’ content. Like how they did in Spain. The members might feel somber again. But they will continue to move forward and think of their past experiences in a more positive and optimistic way. Just like how they spent all those days as rookies again in Japan.
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Kim Junsu: 17th Korean Musical Award
14 November 2011 (Monday), Olympic Hall
Live broadcast by SBS from 5.20pm onwards
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[Trans] 111107 “JYJ With Tracksuits On vs Fans In Wheelchairs” … The 1mm Outside The Stage
“JYJ in Berlin, what’s the hidden 1mm?”
The last concert of the ’2011 JYJ World Tour’ was held on the 6th of November at Berlin’s Tempodrom. JYJ became the first Korean singers to hold a solo concert there. On that day, 2,800 fans from all over the world, including Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland and Russia, gathered for the performance.
When we met JYJ during their rehearsal, they looked so natural(?). In tracksuits and with no make up on. Watching them dance and sing with ease was quite a different sight to see from their usual concert performances. The audience was quite unusual as well with flags of European countries fluttering in the wind. There was also an abundance of witty Korean placards. Not even disabilities could stop the fans. One of the greatest hidden sights at the concert was watching a fan in a wheelchair, enjoying herself and cheering with enthusiasm.
We’ve put together the unusual sights, the ’1mm’, of Berlin, Germany that we saw for ourselves.
◆ “JYJ in tracksuits, rehearsing like it’s the real deal”
While rehearsing before the beginning of the concert, JYJ looked completely different from what they usually look like on stage. With no make up on, hair unstyled and in comfortable track pants and t-shirts. Their look was so natural and one that we don’t get to see often. Though they wore comfortable clothes, they made sure to check every aspect of their performance. Junsu even made sure to check over the volume of the sound systems. Yoochun and Jaejoong went over every move and conversed with the staff members.
◆ “Korean? Ok! Eu Kyang Kyang! Let’s laugh together”
There were a lot of witty Korean placards at the concert. Though it was an unfamiliar language to them, the fans even used internet lingo as they wrote, “It’s OK, let’s laugh together. Eu Kyang Kyang.” There were others who had witty phrases on their placards like “Jaejoong, I’ll Protect You”. Some fans even wrote their names in Korean on their placards for JYJ to see and most seemed to be quite comfortable with ‘Korean’.
◆ “From France to Greece, the flags of the world are all here”
They’ve even transcended nationalities. Fans from all over Europe gathered for JYJ’s Berlin concert. You could tell by the flags that were on display. From up close, we could see various flags of Europe representing countries such as France, Greece, Poland and Italy. Even Asian fans were waving their flags from countries such as China, Japan, and Thailand. It was an interesting sight to behold as we could see K-pop’s global influence.
◆ “Fans in wheelchairs, disabilities aren’t a problem”
Not even disabilities can hinder them. We caught glimpses of a fan with physical disabilities at JYJ’s Berlin concert. She was in a wheelchair and had a tube connected to her throat. But she was more passionate than anyone when it came to cheering for JYJ. She wore red, the color of JYJ, from head to toe. Moving her arms left to right, she sang along to the Korean songs. Her disability was nothing but a disability. It didn’t stop her from showing her enthusiasm
◆ “Carefree European fans, Shake it!”
It felt like a club. That was how carefree the European fans were. When JYJ danced, so did they. They waved their arms from left to right, and jumped to the beat of the music. They danced for the entire two-hour concert and didn’t stop. They were quite different from the slightly passive(?) Korean fans who just wave their glowsticks. With the fans expressing their emotions through their body movements, the atmosphere inside the concert was hotter than ever.
Source: [Dispatch]
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[TRANS] 111107 “The Ability To Survive On Their Own, We Caught A Peek Of That Possibility”… JYJ And The Hope That Was Found In Germany
Posted on November 11, 2011
Three members walked onto a dark stage. The concert venue was filled with the hum of people talking before it was suddenly swamped by the screams of female fans. Stable vocal skills and extravagant performances. You could properly feel the popularity of K-pop that had spread to Europe.
The ’2011 JYJ World Tour’ concert was held at the TEMPODROM in Berlin, Germany on the 6th of November. This day’s performance was the final destination of JYJ’s world tour that spanned over thirteen cities in the three continents of Asia, North America and Europe in locations such as Taiwan, Thailand, New Jersey, Vancouver and Spain.
This was the first time that any Korean singer had held a solo concert on German soil. The 2,800 fans who had gathered for the concert from all over Europe were seen milling about around the concert venue four hours before the concert even began. They showcased their passion for JYJ with Korean placards, fans and glowsticks.
JYJ were more energetic than ever as well. They dominated the stage as they ran around it non-stop. Waving their arms from left to right, they poured their passion out for their fans to see. Showcasing live skills that didn’t falter, even with intense dance moves, JYJ’s varied repertoire from drama OSTs to solo performances lit up that night in ‘Germany’.
◆”An impressive beginning, letting the world know who JYJ are”
The concert began with a video of JYJ’s new song ‘In Heaven’. JYJ, who walked on stage amidst the screams and shouts of their fans, kicked off the concert with a rendition of ‘Empty’, a dance track from their English album. After the enthusiastic first performance, the members gave their first greeting as they said, “We’re happy to be meeting with our Berlin fans.”
The exciting stage continued with JYJ rotating between their English and Korean albums as they sang ‘Ayyy Girl’, ‘Pierrot’ and ‘Be My Girl’. Even with quiet an intense set of dance moves, the members’ stable harmony and high notes stood out. The three members of JYJ were in harmony.
The solo performances were repertoires that left one with quiet an impression. Yoochun performed and was followed by Jaejoong and Junsu. The three members captivated the hearts of their female fans with Yoochun pulling of a heated rendition of ‘I LOVE YOU’ with female dancers, Jaejoong singing ‘I’ll Protect You’ and Junsu singing ‘You are so beautiful’.
◆”Their hit songs lead synchronized chants from European fans”
The excitement in the atmosphere kept growing as time went by. When ‘Found You’, a OST piece from the drama ‘SungKyunKwan Scandal’, began playing, the fans’ screams reached their peak. Though it was an unfamiliar song in Korean, we got the opportunity to see the fans in the crowd sing along in synchronized chants (called ‘떼창 or ‘Ddae Chang’) with perfect pronunciations.
This song was followed by ‘Be the One’, ‘Fallen Leaves’ and ‘Mission’. The members were seen drawing out a response from the crowd as they passionately ran around the stage and made eye contact with their fans. However, we were slightly disappointed by the problem in the sound system during ‘Fallen Leaves’, which meant that we couldn’t hear Yoochun’s voice.
Last of all, JYJ sang ‘In Heaven’, the title song of their first Korean album, and let their fans know that the concert had come to an end. To this, fans shouted “I love you”, and “Don’t go” in Korean. JYJ catered to their fans’ wants by performing an encore piece, looking as though they were promising that there would be a ‘next time’.
◆”Europe’s fans cried and laughed for two hours”
The support from fans was passionate. The stage continued on for approximately two hours and the crowd was lit up by glowsticks of red, the color of JYJ. The group was also met with a flood of camera flashes. The fans, who filled almost all the seats from the first to the third floor, continued to show their support for the entire duration of the concert, long though it was, and showed just how excited they were.
Though these were unfamiliar Korean singers, the way the fans showed their support was the same as in Korea. They chanted the members’ names in between verses of songs and sometimes sang along in synchronized chants. Though they had different nationalities, faces and skin colors, their way of cheering for their favorite stars was no different from that of Korean fans. The shouts and screams sounded louder because it was a small-scale venue.
They had their own way of enjoying themselves. During exciting dance performances, they danced along with JYJ. When a ballad was being sung, they waved their hands from left to right and got lost in their emotions. When JYJ jumped, so did their fans and when JYJ danced, so did their fans. It was a time to enjoy the free atmosphere and the Europeans’ passionate concert culture.
◆”Early morning tent pitchers show their enthusiasm at night too”
Approximately 2,800 fans gathered for the concert. Dispatch checked and saw that around 2,00 seats were empty in the 3,000-seat concert venue. A representative of C-JeS Entertainment who we met in Berlin explained, “2,800 fans attended the concert. 120 of those tickets were VIP tickets that were distributed.”
But the fans’ enthusiasm could be felt, even the day before the concert. Some fans came and stood in line from the night of the 5th. Josethine(23), a female college student, stated, “You have to take this ticket and exchange it for a seat number on the day of the concert. You can’t help but wait in line from the night before to get a good seat.”
A hundred or so fans gathered at ‘Potsdam Square’, a famous tourist spot in Berlin, to practice on their fan chants. 21-year-old Michaela said, “We came here to practice the cheering moves and chants of Korean fans,” and “Though Korean is difficult, I kept practicing and now it flows from lips so easily.”
◆”JYJ, a chance to confirm their chances of surviving on their own”
Through their Berlin concert, JYJ became the first Korean singers to hold a solo concert in Berlin. More than 70% of the fans who attended the concert were not Asian with most being fans who had come from all over Europe. The rest were Japanese, Thai and Taiwanese fans, as well as some Koreans who are currently residing in Germany.
The people who drew our attention the most were the disabled persons who attended the concert in wheelchairs. It was great to see them enjoying the music, regardless of their ailing bodies. Also, there were many families who came together, with children holding on to their parents’ hands. It was a moment to witness K-pop’s growing influence.
The response for the concert can be determined by the sales made on MD products. More JYJ related goods, such as t-shirts or necklaces, were sold after the concert than before it. Most fans left saying, ‘I feel satisfied with the concert’ while many of them were seen waiting in front of JYJ’s car. They looked like they didn’t want to accept that the concert had ended.
JYJ’s Berlin concert was more about ‘hope’ than ‘size’. Though it was a small-scale concert with only 3,000 seats available, there was more passion and enthusiasm there than anywhere else. It was also a moment that proved that JYJ could survive on their own as they received support from their fans, regardless of race, skin color or age.
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Trans] 111107 JYJ Ends 13 Country Tour Voyage In Germany..”They Can Do It, Because They’re JYJ”
Group JYJ (Jaejoong, Yoochun, Junsu) have moved on from Spain to take over Germany.
On the night of 6 November, in the Tempodrom, over 3,000 fans were gathered and cheering loudly for an encore.
The Europeans, who had gathered from Northern European countries such as the Netherlands, Finland and Sweden, from Eastern European countries such as Poland and Russia, as well as from other regions such as France and Greece, sang along with JYJ for two hours with perfect Korean pronunciation and waited for an encore stage while shouting “We love you JYJ!”
JYJ performed a total of 15 songs for the two-hour concert and ended their European tour in success with their concert in Berlin, Germany after becoming the first Korean singers to hold a solo concert in Spain.
The reception they received in Berlin was through the roof. The ticket reservation site’s server crashed as soon as it opened in October and the tickets sold out on the same day. To match this excitement, fans were seen gathering four hours before the concert to stand in line and wait to enter the concert venue.
The concert organizers said, “Before the concert, there were already fans pitching tents and queuing up like they had for the Spain concert. This is a rare sight for a pop singer’s concert in Germany, and there were many rare sights to be seen at this JYJ concert.”
Amidst the passionate cheers, JYJ gave an amazing performance. Showcasing their slick dance moves for ‘Empty’ and ‘Ayyy Girl’, JYJ showed off their powerful vocals with ‘In Heaven’ and ‘Get Out’, leaving their European fans deeply moved by their talent.
Before the concert, JYJ said, “We really wanted to come, and finally we have made it to Germany to meet with everyone, we’re really fortunate. The food in Germany is really good, and we like the parks as well.”
Member Kim Junsu also made a special mention, saying, “I’m very happy to be in Germany, the country of Sylvester Levay, the composer of ‘Mozart’ and ‘Elisabeth’ who has always been like a father to me. We are thankful to have received great strength from everybody, and next year, we want to present an even more active JYJ.”
After the concert, a portion of the fans could not help but cry, and even stood in front of the concert hall, singing JYJ’s hit songs, showing their unwillingness to leave.
17-year-old Isabelle from Germany said, “Because of JYJ’s music, I’ve grown to like Korea a lot, and am currently studying Korean. I’m really touched that I was able to hear the three of them live.”
Yagoda from Poland said, “I’m really thankful that JYJ could come, and I really want them to know this, and this was an unexpectedly fantastic experience, they must come again!” Ana from Sweden said, “The three members are really cute when they speak German, and I can feel their love for Europe, so I’m really happy. They dance well, sing well, and are too cool! I loved everything (about them)”
JYJ’s European concerts started after their 10 country tour that kicked off in 2011. JYJ’s decision to hold concerts in slightly foreign cities is meaningful, and shows their courage to take up the challenge of getting more people to know about their music.
CEO Baek Chang Joo of C-JeS said, “The Kpop fever has just started to take shape in Europe, but since it’s JYJ, we felt that we could hold a solo concert, albeit a small-scale one. We are really thankful for the unexpected passion and support given by the European fans, and we will definitely want to come back again for the world tour next year.”
With the end of this concert, JYJ have completed their long voyage of 13 cities in 2011. JYJ expressed, “To be able to hold concerts in North America, Asia and Europe is a very meaningful result. The start of December will be our time to rest, and aside from taking a good break, we plan to focus on writing music, and will continue working hard in preparation for future world tours!”
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‘The Korea Musical Awards’, which has lived through Korea’s history of musicals, will be holding its 17th awards ceremony this year.
‘The 17th Korea Musical Awards’ will feature Renaissance man Lee Hyun Woo and SBS anchorwoman Yoo Hae Young as its hosts and will be aired lived on SBS from 5:20pm on the 14th of November.
The awards ceremony this year has a total of eighteen categories that are the Best Musical Award, the Best Foreign Musical Award, the Best Director Award, the Best Producer Award, the Best Script Award, the Best Actor Award, the Best Actress Award, the Best Composer Award, the Best Music Award, the Best Supporting Actor Award, the Best Supporting Actress Award, the Best Choreography Award, the Best Staging Techniques Award, the Best Male Newcomer Award, the Best Female Newcomer Award, the Best Ensemble Award and the Most Popular Actor/Actress Award.
The stars who are drawing the most attention are Song Chang Ui and Lisa, who are currently in a relationship, as they’ve been nominated for the Best Actor and Actress Award respectively for their roles in ‘Gwanghwamun Love Song’ while Cha Ji Yeon, who is famous for being ‘Lim Jae Bum’s woman’ has been nominated for the Best Actress Award for her role in ‘Please Look After Mom’.
Also, many are curious to see if JYJ’s Kim Junsu, who became a hot topic for his roles in ‘Tears of Heaven’ and ‘Mozart!’ this year, will win the Most Popular Actor Award for the second consecutive year.
A gala show event will be held by Korea’s most representative musical actors. Through seven unique performances, they plan to captivate the audience members, their fellow actors and the viewers at home.
A celebratory performance is currently being prepared with more than 200 staff members, 80 musical actors and a 20 member orchestra, promising to give the most extravagant performance ever in the history of the awards ceremony.
A representative of the awards ceremony confidently declared that the finale stage, which brings together everyone who attended the ceremony, will have a theme that is completely unexpected to produce an amazing performance.
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[TRANS] 111103 The Fight To Obtain Tickets For TVXQ’s Japanese Tour Begins, Scalper’s Tickets Go For 1.5 Million Won?
The war is on to obtain tickets for TVXQ’s concert.
TVXQ will be holding an arena tour in Japan next year, starting in Yokohama on the 18th of January. The tour has been receiving an explosive response from fans with the tickets selling out in a mere minute last month. But the fans who weren’t able to grab a ticket then are now doing whatever they can to obtain scalper’s tickets.
The average price of tickets that are being sold on auction sites such as Auction Japan are in the 50,000 Yen region (736,400 Won). Of these, the Osaka concert tickets are being auctioned off for as high as 110,000 Yen (1,508,100 Won). Considering the fact that the original price of the tickets was 9,500 Yen (138,000 Won), one can see that the tickets are now selling for ten times their original price. But even these are hard to get as a flood of people are trying to buy just a handful of tickets.
The fans have been calling for more performances as they left comments such as, “Add an extra concert for TVXQ at Tokyo Dome please”, “The arena tour isn’t enough”, and “I want to see TVXQ. Please sell me a ticket to their concert.”
Meanwhile, TVXQ will be holding a fanmeet in Singapore on the 4th of December.
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