You know. I'm seriously starting to get why people post multiple times a day. I saw an article on
allkpop.com about what Nichkhun, the "innocent" member of 2PM, does when he is angry. Personally, I thought it was hilarious and would love to see it in person, granted I'm not the intended target of said angry. Basically we Kpopers, Kpop fanatics, netizens (i'm not fond of this word), whatever, discovered via Wooyoung that Nichkhun is a hot little button when he's angry. "It's always the quiet ones!" people exclaim in the comment section. "The quietest are the scariest. They're the ones you really have to look out for," others continue. Oh, whatever. I've always known Nichkhun was a maniacal little devil since the first time I laid eyes on him. Just look at that face, pretending to be all innocent and clueless.

When Nichkhun is angry, not only do you want to stay your distance, but you might wanna brush up on your foreign languages as well because (direct words from Wooyoung, minus the translation part->)
"...He speaks English, Korean and Thai all at once." See! Isn't that hilarious? Honestly, I wonder what's going on in his head at a moment like that. I wish I could do that, but then again, when I think about it.....don't I? I mean I can't remember the last time I was truly in your face angry, but when I get upset, annoyed, or flustered the first thing to come out of my mouth is either Korean or French. I'm not fluent in either of the two by any means. More French than Korean, though.
Instead of a stream of words in either language coming from me, it's mostly those words, phrase, sounds, or expressions related to exasperation. Once I've exhausted that list it's back to English....unfortunately. Why do I do it? Hmm....well mostly it's because I feel like the language in question has exactly the appropriate expression that displays my frustration that doesn't exist in English (ha, that's kind of funny. anger that gets lost in translation). And now it's become so much a force of habit that it would be weird for me not do it. Zut Alors. Je ne sais pas quoi faire. 나 어떡해 (Na oetteokhae). These are the phrases that keep me sane. So, if that's the case, maybe in some weird way I do understand Nichkhun's mentality. It's either that or he just doesn't want others knowing what he's saying. One more time. Look at that face!

Doesn't it just scream "I'm up to something"? No? Geez, I can't win today. Seriously though, how can someone be that cute and not be up to something?
Lol he's too cute. I always assumed his anger would be expressed in English, but I should have known he'd be freaking out in every language he knows lol. I was laughing so hard @ Wooyoung saying you can't stand in front of him, you have to get behind him when he's angry lol. What is baby doing? Chucking stuff across the room (adorable explosive masculine anger).
ReplyDeleteI've had multi-lingual friends and all of them do this - My best experience has to be with my old friend Ivanka. She would go into fits of Swedish, Spanish, and back to English. Best 3 languages to hear wrapped up together! It's really funny to watch. I can just imagine him getting angry. It's probably one of the hottest things ever. I don't think I'd be able to take him seriously lol.