Hi All,
It brings me great sadness to announce that I would be closing this blog. This is due to increasing work load on my side and hence I am unable to maintain this blog any longer.
Sad stuff aside, hope you all have liked what I have done to the blog.
Thanks for visiting it =)
Best regards,
Heart
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Heechul and IU connect
IU recently called on Young street and chatted with Heechul. Check it out!
Translation
IU(calling in): Youngstreet is the most meaningful program I’ve done.
Heechul: I am very thankful. You don’t want to call in but you agreed anyway. Today is the last broadcast of Youngstreet, say something.
IU: I can’t imagine Youngstreet without Heechul, it’s such a pity. It must have bene hard on you.
Heechul: Thank you, how embarassing, i’m going to cry soon. Actually I know that you had a tough time doing it but you have musical talent and you’ve been growing very well, so you must hold on tight, hold on.
IU: To be honest, after leaving Youngstreet I haven’t laughed like that in ages.
Heechul: Speaking of that, I haven’t invited you to eat sushi with me yet.
IU: Yes.
Heechul: If I had a chance I’ll invite you and your manager out for dinner. Let’s listen to a song of IU’s. You hand up first.
IU: No you hang up first.
Heechul: I’M THE HOST HOW CAN I HANG UP
cr: minbunny
Translation
IU(calling in): Youngstreet is the most meaningful program I’ve done.
Heechul: I am very thankful. You don’t want to call in but you agreed anyway. Today is the last broadcast of Youngstreet, say something.
IU: I can’t imagine Youngstreet without Heechul, it’s such a pity. It must have bene hard on you.
Heechul: Thank you, how embarassing, i’m going to cry soon. Actually I know that you had a tough time doing it but you have musical talent and you’ve been growing very well, so you must hold on tight, hold on.
IU: To be honest, after leaving Youngstreet I haven’t laughed like that in ages.
Heechul: Speaking of that, I haven’t invited you to eat sushi with me yet.
IU: Yes.
Heechul: If I had a chance I’ll invite you and your manager out for dinner. Let’s listen to a song of IU’s. You hand up first.
IU: No you hang up first.
Heechul: I’M THE HOST HOW CAN I HANG UP
cr: minbunny
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Many good things
Once again I am stuck with lots of good stuff but too little to post as a full post. Hence decide to lump it together.
1) First up! A video from ETN
More below!
1) First up! A video from ETN
More below!
Lee Ji Soo Praises IU!
Lee Ji Soo is the music director for “Leafie, A Hen into the Wild” movie OST, which IU participated in (although for some reason, someone else’s version was recorded for the OST album).
In a recent interview with Osen, Lee Ji Soo expressed, “I was wondering to myself who I could entrust this task to and the people around me recommended IU, so it was thus decided. The tone of her voice seemed to go well with the animation. She managed to sing it well after just a few attempts, so I thought to myself that she picks things up really quickly.”
(*Note: The rest of the interview was omitted from this translation)
Translation: squishyblob @ weheartiu
Source: Osen via Nate
IU and Luna to perform on Inkigayo!
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it. But Hurray!
Friends are people that support each other in times of hardship, spend time with each other for fun, and are like each other's family. Idol stars' busy schedules prevent many of them from developing a normal life as they would following a typical route of regular school attendance and continuing their education. It is in schools that many young people make most of their friends, for that is an area that people frequent often and therefore socialize the most. Idols, trained and constantly shuttled to and fro to accommodate their busy schedules, often do not attend school, or if they do attend school, are often absent for extensive periods.
Friends are people that support each other in times of hardship, spend time with each other for fun, and are like each other's family. Idol stars' busy schedules prevent many of them from developing a normal life as they would following a typical route of regular school attendance and continuing their education. It is in schools that many young people make most of their friends, for that is an area that people frequent often and therefore socialize the most. Idols, trained and constantly shuttled to and fro to accommodate their busy schedules, often do not attend school, or if they do attend school, are often absent for extensive periods.
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