Showing posts with label Xia Junsu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Xia Junsu. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Xiah Junsu: Grown up


Two thing change about Kim Junsu... Its show that he is grown up. From 17 years  old to 27 Years Old. Lets see what is obviously change about him.

1st) From aggelic cuteness to sexy beast!!

Kim junsu, we all know that he represent cute image of TVXQ.   Just say Xia Junsu, people know its about cuteness... he..he..





But now Xiah junsu is already 27 Years old (in Korea), Together with JYJ, He turn from cute litle boy to hot beast. He did his solo  and his name is XIA junsu.



  



2) His English is getting better. He was trying so hard to speak English. Let see this.



and now, everybody know that he try to sing In English. If I'm not mistaken, there are two solo song that he sing it in English.





Personally, I don't really get it when he sang "I can soar" but when I listen to" uncommitted", He is really getting better at his English pronunciation.  If you listen to MR removed Version. Its even Clearer.



MR Removed version


 So how? did Junsu Change a lot, From Xiah to Xia... here is some comment for the new Xia MV. From kpop music monday . Credit for martina and 





                      Credit: Video Own by uploader . You can click on the video to see it. =)



 Before I end this entry, tell me, this is cute or sexy?

Sunday, August 5, 2012

I'm back- JYJ cuteness.




After a long time I just back... gonna active updated my blog again.. so, lets start with cute oppa faces,
are you sure that they are 26 yeass old? hmm... hahahhahaha.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

JYJ’s Kim Junsu Says, “What Scares Me Most About Our First South American Concert Is…”





JYJ’s Kim Junsu recently expressed his anticipation for the group’s upcoming concerts in Peru and Chile in March.
Kim Junsu met with reporters and stated, “This is the first time in five years that I’m going to South America since visiting Rio de Janeiro in 2007 for a commercial. At that time, I only stayed for four or five days so I wasn’t able to see much while I was there,” and “My anticipation for our upcoming concerts there is as high as it could possibly be as we’ll work with passionate people in a new environment.“
His increased anticipation is partially due to the fact that he recently experienced the passion of fans from a similar culture through JYJ’s concert in Spain. He was deeply moved by the fact that fans were not merely spectators, but participants who were enjoying themselves.
Kim Junsu let out a long sigh as he said, “If there’s one thing that scares me, it’s the duration of the flight,” and “Last time, I think it took me more than 15 hours to get to Brazil with a stopover in Paris. I was told that it would take even longer this time around.”
The singer ended the interview with the statement, “As these South American concerts are the last leg of JYJ’s world tour, I think we’ll be able to provide the most complete performance we’ve ever given of everything we’ve done till now. We promise to visit our fans in other countries of the Central and South American region, such as Brazil and Mexico, someday.“
Meanwhile, JYJ will be holding solo concerts in Chile and Peru on the 9th and 11th of March respectively and Kim Junsu will begin performing in the musical ‘Elisabeth’ on the 9th of February.

JYJ becomes honorary ambassadors for the ’2012 Nuclear Security Summit’







On February 2nd, the members of JYJ became the honorary ambassadors for the ‘2012 Nuclear Security Summit‘.
Held at the Coex Audiotorium in Samsung-dong, Seoul, the welcoming ceremony was attended by prime minister Kim Hwang Sik, fellow ambassador Park Jung Hyun, child actors Jin Ji Hee andWang Suk Hyun, and a special video message by actor Jang gun seuk.
The event was held in honor of the 748 volunteers who will be aiding in the successful launch of the Nuclear Security Summit, which will be held for two days on March 26th and 27th. The summit will be attended by leaders from international organizations from 50 different countries.













Monday, January 30, 2012

JYJ’s documentary ‘The Day’ canceled 10 days before big screen premiere




JYJ‘s documentary movie ‘The Day‘ has suddenly been canceled just 10 days before it’s official debut.
JYJ’s CJES Entertainment stated that it is due to CJ CGV breaching the contract which they are now appealing, and the fans who heard the news were also outraged.
On the 30th, CJES Entertainment reported through an official press release that JYJ’s ‘The Day’ movie debut has unfortunately been canceled, and are arguing that it is due to CGV breaching the contract due to unknown reasons.
“We have consulted them for over a month since last December and even signed the contracts on the 20th last month, but they informed us that because the contract was not approved by a final arbiter, the contract now needed to be initialized,” CJES reported.
CGV came to their own defense stating, “CJES went ahead and released the Press Release(s), letting the public know of the movie release even before the contracts were finalized.”
But according to CJES, CGV did not carry out the proper processes which made it quite difficult for the movie to air.
CJES called this senseless, and that they feel there were a lot of outside pressures and factors that were incorporated into their decision. “We can’t understand that they have canceled the contract after being denied boarding compensation, even though they had already agreed to everything in the PRs. The fact that they breached the contract after the PRs were released shows that a lot of outside pressures applied to their decision. They are abusing their position as a major franchise / entity that holds all the cards, and we will file this injustice with a civil complaint to the Fair Trade Commission and the Grievance Committee.”
Representative Baek Changjoo of CJES stated, “These senseless things are not in line with the law and happens to JYJ about 2-3 times a week. We don’t have the right nor the resources to fight against a large corporation, but we don’t want anyone else to become victim of this injustice, and therefore we will not hesitate or resign from fighting this case.”
JYJ fans and netizens alike are also showing their support. Fans on portal site Daum Agora are petitioning for CJ CGV to issue a clear explanation, and are even planning on boycotting the franchise.
In related news, the trailer for JYJ’s documentary ‘The Day’ had even aired on cable channel QTV last year, but was unfortunately canceled just a few days before it’s official big-screen release. JYJ is facing extreme difficulty performing on TV after leaving their former label, SM Entertainment.