would have already played two games by then with the first ever regular season games ever to be played in south korea beginning march 20th in the so-called seoul series. it features another two sets of international games, too. a series between the boston red sox and tampa bay rays and a two day season. meanwhile, the mets also had some fun between the team s reveal on social media with a new video how fan bases might order pizza in new york city. hey, do you have any cheese curds here? a cheese what? can i get two pizzas with goat cheese? and artichoke hearts, dude. yeah, go out the door, make a left, go 3,000 miles, you ll find it there. who ordered fish and chips and
who s also a senior lecturer in media and communication from kingston university, pre ordered the book. i asked her what she made of what she s read so far. i actually downloaded the kindle versions i read it online. yes, i mean it is really interesting, because it isn t an ordinary biography, it has links at the end of chapters that take you to the early work so you can look back on the history as you are reading about it. it is really interesting, it is like an audiovisual experience, reading the book, and it is an example of storytelling. bts the book, and it is an example of storytelling. of storytelling. bts was losing in korea. why of storytelling. bts was losing in korea. why do of storytelling. bts was losing in korea. why do you - of storytelling. bts was losing in korea. why do you think - of storytelling. bts was losing l in korea. why do you think that they have become so popular globally with huge fan bases in europe, north america, and asia? i europe, north america,
fascinating. bts, of course, mostly sing in korea. why do you think that they have become so popular globally, with huge fan bases especially in europe, america, and asia? i think that music doesn t have the same sort of barriers in terms of geography or linguistics that film and media does, which needs to have some form of translation. and i think also that k pop, which is where bts come from, it s very much audiovisual, so you have music videos, and you have associated videos that go with it. so it s notjust the music, it s a lot more than the music. but i also think that you can feel energised by music, that you can feel sad, and that research has shown that actually the language doesn t matter that much, it is the emotion that is that you connect with. and i think bts are a very good example of a group who connect
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