I was sitting with my best friend, Song Mi Sun, enjoying some sweet in a sulbing near her workplace. Sulbing is a popular dessert cafe across the nation. I am a korean, alright but I haven't tried any of the dessert yet. It's been a while since we hang out together. Since it's my day off, I decided to meet her up near her work place.

"Gosh! This honey bread is the best." I exclaimed. "Why didn't you tell me you have this in your area?"

My bestfriend rolled her eyes. "duh! Sulbing is all over the nation. You can have it anywhere and  if I tell you would bug me to buy you this everytime. Sorry miss, I'm saving up,"

"And who's talking about saving up. I thought I saw you posted something in instagram,"

"Ugh!" 

"You shouldn't post about your shopping," I stuck my tongue out.

"Fine. Whatever," Mi Sun sipped from her drink. "So, How's work?"

"Busy as always," I pouted.

"great to hear! and love live?" MiSun teased.

"Duh! You know, this song is really nice," I changed the topic. The song being played was by the CNBLUE. Of course I know them. I am no Korean for nothing.

"I know. They're really good musician," Mi Sun complimented. "You know how they tried hard to release song in full English ver..." she paused.  "Miss Kim, are you listening?"

"Yes,  Miss Song I am" I stood up.

"Oh My God! Who ever sang this song is pathetic," a girl from the next table exclaimed. "The pronunciation is horrible,"

I raised brows and stole a glance next table. Girls. I admit, the pronunciation was not that great but hello.

"He can't even pronounce a simple word properly," she continued.  "Trying hard,"

I saw girls started to get up their chair. Hello. The cafe is owned by none other than the guitarist and of course you expect fans crowding the area. Before the place turns into a fight scene I stepped up. "Miss, just to let you know that the pathetic singer singing that beautiful song is a Korean.  A full blooded Korean. Born and raised in Korea. And let me add, both vocalist are from Busan. If you don't know where is that, It is located on the southeastern-most tip of the Korean peninsula. They have their own distinctive accent which I personally thought is y," Damn. Why did I add the last sentence?

"Oh are you a fan of the idol group?" the girl become more cocky.

"I'm not a fan of any idol group. I just love music and by the way, these boys aren't idol in my view. They are musician."

"Musician?" she snickered. "Musician and idols are the same. Anyways, their English ,"

I saw from the corner of my eyes that few girls wanted to stepped in as well but I started this. "Not all singers have a perfect english. And let me advise you to look up mr google and find the definition of idol and musician because my girl, they are totally different."

She rolled her eyes. "Whatever. Duh, look at the bigbang. They pronounce their english songs  properly,"

I raised brows. "Oh so you're a Bigbang fan. You should do your homework well, miss. Bigbang has their own producers who grew up in the states. There's Choice. Teddy. Lydia. English speaking producers. Of course you'd expect their artist to pronounce their song perfectly. Why? because it will go back to the producer. It's the producer's failure. As far as I know there's no Bigbang song with full length english. Oh... I think there's one and only Taeyang released a full length song in english. Other than him none. Infact, no Korean artist except the CNBLUE released full length english song. And oh... these boys produce their own song. Oh... have you heard Seungri  speaks English? He's funny. The  Gdragon leader himself . I wanted to roll on the floor when I heard him speaks english. Taeyang is better in English because he's dedicated in his studies. Do you want me to continue? "

She doesn't know when to stop does she. "But still your Cnblu