UGH!! Big fat yes? I hope it's a big fat yes. Last friday I blogged about my sister discovering Super Junior's Sorry Sorry Answer On Demand. Well, a couple of days later I once again get another excited text from her about her discovery of 2PM's Heartbeat and SHINee's Ring Ding Dong. And there are many more. However, after going to the internet about this interesting little phenomenon I discovered that this event is nothing new. It's apart of an even bigger event known as APAHM or Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Comcast has been doing this in recognition/celebration of the event for I, think it was, the past two years. Sooo....if APAHM is the case then will I be able to find Japanese music on On Demand? Chinese? Thai? How about that good ol' Tagalog for your pleasure, hmm?
These are questions that I don't have the answer to, because I am currently not in the vicinity of a TV with Comcast, sadly. One thing I wonder though is that if this awesomely cool access to K-music is because of APAHM doesn't that mean that after May all the music will go away :'( ? Aish, least we not think about this until necessary. My advice to everyone, and myself, is too watch as much of it as possible (without frying any brain cells) and just be happy that it's here. Hooray if it's here to stay. Na oetteokhae if it's not. We could always: A) Be thankful that it was here to begin with and look forward to next May or to a world in general that's ready to accept kpop for the awesomeness that it is or B) Storm Comcast with petitions for why they should make kpop available all day everyday. Sound good? Well you diehards can grab your track shoes and clipboards. I've already established the fact that I'm not nearly as motivated as I need to be. I'm not into all that leg work, but contact me if or when you need a signature. I'll either be right here, laptop in hand, or somewhere dancin it out to Bonamana.
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