584. [안무 시연] 사찌꼬 (사치코), 닉쿠 뉴샤 Nyc Nyusa(공연 9월 24일 업로드)
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- #사치코 #사찌꼬 #닉쿠뉴샤
공연 동영상은 다음주 일요일에 업로드합니다.
The video of the performance will be uploaded the following Sunday.
사찌꼬, 닉쿠 뉴샤가 부릅니다.
Sachiko, singer Nyc Nyusa
한국인이 좋아하는 일본 노래중에서 4위랍니다.
It's the 4th most popular Japanese song among South Koreans.
너무해와 함께 음악에 따라 안무 스텝 해봐요.
Follow the choreographed steps to the music with Too Much.
공연은 오는 일요일에 업로드합니다.
The performance will be uploaded on Sunday.
오호~~~~ 노래좋네요
오랜만에 듣네
ㅎㅎ일본 스타일~ 원장님 마음에 들면 좋겠네용. 공연도 꼭 봐주세영~ ^^
-- You sure put a lot of dance energy into your production #581! (and multiple change of outfits, too^^)
-- Your smiles are nice here in #584~~
-- About that Turtle song and "What's wrong?" I'm not sure what the theme was there, but it made me think about something else. The young people here (USA) have a new response they use: When you thank a young person for doing something for you, they reply, "No problem." Ha! That doesn't sound right to me! It sounds like there is a problem!!! ㅎㅎㅎ The older people here would say, "You're welcome," or even an old saying, "You bet!" where "you bet" means "you're welcome" or "glad to help you."
-- I will not comment on the theme for #582, Japan vs Korea because ... both countries are good allies of USA!^^ 👍😉
It sounds like you are going strong, Ms. Too Much! I wish you good health, always. 화이팅! 💃💖💐💐💐🙏
No one other than me (my husband) will know why I put a lot of effort into all video content, including performances, regardless of the number of subscribers or views. I always say this, but I prepare and proceed based on my own judgment that K-pop is not K-Culture. Mainly because of my health, I approach each work with the determination that it might be my last, so I always put a lot of energy into it. It will seem like there is. My dear friend Mike, who captured this meaning, you are truly sincere and amazing. Because of my health, I still worry a lot about this, especially these days.
My smiling face, I always had a blank expression during my pre-university days. That's why I've been told I'm cold-hearted. When I was working part-time at university, something I heard from a colleague made me smile as much as possible. If I'm not smiling, people around me will always ask, "What's going on with you?", so I try to smile as much as possible.
The reason for giving the lecture “What’s wrong with you?” is because Korean people are too interested in the trend of results rather than the reason or cause of ‘Why?’, so “Please don’t just look at the results, ask about the causes and reasons!” This lecture was planned with this purpose in mind. I really enjoyed your comment. ^^
I specialize in parent education, and rather than trying to understand the words and actions of people younger than me, I tend to just accept the flow as it is. Mike, your comment on this was also very funny and made me laugh. Young Koreans always abbreviate their words and make strange sentences. I don't understand either.
Talk about Korea-Japan relations is a very dangerous topic to discuss. Today's young people admire Japan's excellent players (especially Ohtani), are amazed, and appreciate them with awe, rather than thinking that they must win the Korea-Japan game. Having fun is more important. The problem lies in politics! The topic of my lecture is also about how Korea and Japan can cooperate and accept each other, leaving aside politics. 😁😁😁🤞🤞🤞💖💖💖