ni la fanmade mv yg me ckp tuh...mmg kiyoo babas...me tataw la da bape byk kali me ulang tgk...mmg dia amek seme part Jundi yg besh2...geram me tgk...part nk last2 paling best, clip bts tuh...adeii, terasa nk derang betul2 kapel kat luar set lak...hehehe...sbb tu me usaha gak nk try convert..sbb mula2 tgk mv nih, terus terasa cam nk wat msg tone...keke...me x reti nk convert terus...so me kidnap mp4 file dulu baru convert to mp3...
klu korang nk tau....lagu bgm tu GHS yg nyanyi..lagi la spesel mv nih..me skeeee~~~
okes, ni link yg me berjaya upload..keke...link mp3 tuh mmg separuh jek..hampess tul...punye beria me donlot converter, skali convert separuh jek...bengang jek..tp sbb msg tone henpon me kuar 10s jek, so me tibai je la..keke..mp4 file yg me kidnap tu me upload skali, in case klu ade sape2 yg nk...
then, ringtone yg me sedut pun me upload sekali...ade 3 link...instrumental, non-instrumental ngan vol2...ringtone yg me jumpa kat soompi tuh, later la ek me cari..korang amek yg ni dulu..
nah~~~~ OPPA...CHALMOTTE CHOYO~ <3 ^^
p/s: mian, me tercampur lak link oppa tuh ngan ringtone..me baru je nk blaja2 upload file nih, tersilap lak...kekeke
omo...da jadi post karangan lak..mian3
psstt...sape2 yg bleh convert full mp3 fanmade mv tuh, tepek2 la kat sini ek...me nk gak...sbb me ske babas lagu GHS nyanyi tuh...kiyooo...me maleh dah nk convert len..keke..
Ni spoiler yg aku baca kat soompi....
aku suka baca part YJ n GE je...
Yu Mi uses lies to try to widen the drift between Jun Pyo and Jan Di during his memory loss (of Jan Di). She will appear in the latter half of episode 24. Apparently, she is a character that is sure to universally annoy all viewers - she refers to herself in the third person (擸u Mi is
This 10 Asia profile on Kim Joon, which was published back in January,after he had first attracted notice for playing Woo-bin in Boys BeforeFlowers.
Kim Joon: My Name Is…
My name is: KimJoon. Birth name Kim Hyung-joon. When I started as an actor, I changedmy name a little; not a big change, but something to make it easier toremember. I grew accustomed to it right away because my T-Max bandmatesalways call me “Joon!”
I was born on February 2, 1984. In BoysBefore Flowers, I appear in a lot of scenes with [Kim] Bum, and we’refive years apart in age. I’ve always been the youngest, but all of asudden I became the eldest, which was awkward. [Laughs]
About T-Max, rapping, and training for a kpop music career —
Irecall my stage debut as a singer vividly. It was July of 2007, and thefirst performance was a live broadcast. I was in the middle, and thechoreography started, but I was so nervous I lost my rhythm. Thinkingof all the practice I’d put in till that point, I did cry a littleoffstage.
To become a singer, I was a trainee for about four orfive years. There were lots of times when (Shin) Min-chul hyung and Irehearsed together and did guide recordings [demo recordings] for thesongs written by the songwriter hyungs in the office. That experiencereally helped a lot. After (Park) Yoon-hwa joined, the three of usdebuted about two years later as T-Max. Maybe it’s because we wentthrough tough times together, but the three of us are as close as bloodbrothers.
Because I don’t have an optimistic personality, it’sdifficult for me to take charge proactively. I became a singer aftergoing to a songwriter hyung’s office and learning from him, and Iauditioned for the drama on my management’s encouragement. However,when I decide to do something, I think of what I have to do to achievethat.
The other members knew I had auditioned for Boys BeforeFlowers, but we found out about my being cast in a newspaper report. Ididn’t want to tell them when it wasn’t confirmed, so throughout theprocess I didn’t say anything.
I’m called an old soul a lot. Ican’t do this now that I’m so busy, but when I was younger I read a lotof books, and I’ve always been an overthinker. [Laughs]
Throughwriting rap lyrics myself, within the limited time and restrictions, Itend to choose words to convey as much as possible. It’s also a habitof mine to pay close attention to the words and expressions I use.
Myvoice is low, and combined with a bit of a nasal tone, my enunciationisn’t that good. But as I practiced rapping, I’ve learned to cover upthe worst parts of my enunciation, by accentuating certain parts oremphasizing others. That kind of work as a singer also helps withacting.