I was expecting a cheer dance with ppl getting thrown up in the air hahahah i came here to check if that's how they really do cheerleading competition hahahaha
Hokyung univ. in the TV show 'cheer up' is definitely a ripoff of Korea University. Hokyung Univeristy: Founded in 1915 Colors: Red Mascot: Tiger School Seal: Red Tiger with 1915 written under Rival to Yonhee Univeristy. Usually referred to as 'Hodae' for short. (대=Dae in Korean often serves the same meaning as the English abbreviation Univ.) Korea University: Founded in 1905 Colors: Crimson (so basically red) Mascot: Tiger School Seal: Red Tiger with 1905 written under Rival to Yonsei Univeristy Often referred to as 'Godae'
Here after the k-drama 'Cheer Up'
Same
Lol same
Me too
Same
😂 same
PoV: you're researching about college cheerleading in korea after watching the drama "cheer up"
HAHAHA 😭🤣
true me too
It's me
Not me
i knowww
Cheer up bring me HERE.... Awesome culture
SO ITS A REAL THING???WOOOW❁😭
kesini gara2 drama cheer up, keren bgt
I was expecting a cheer dance with ppl getting thrown up in the air hahahah i came here to check if that's how they really do cheerleading competition hahahaha
Cheer Up should have started with this video for context!
They definitely already DID use similar information and videos and images for context, though
I came here after watching cheer up drama 😂😂😂
this is so energetic i want to try this out too
wow
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For me this is not Korea University this is Hokyung University
Who is agree with me
Hokyung univ. in the TV show 'cheer up' is definitely a ripoff of Korea University.
Hokyung Univeristy:
Founded in 1915
Colors: Red
Mascot: Tiger
School Seal: Red Tiger with 1915 written under
Rival to Yonhee Univeristy.
Usually referred to as 'Hodae' for short.
(대=Dae in Korean often serves the same meaning as the English abbreviation Univ.)
Korea University:
Founded in 1905
Colors: Crimson (so basically red)
Mascot: Tiger
School Seal: Red Tiger with 1905 written under
Rival to Yonsei Univeristy
Often referred to as 'Godae'
NO.