North Korean pop star? The new Kim's new squeeze?

[Beastly_Rotter]

@Punoqllads

NPR has a link to the video of the ‘hit song’ as well as a translation of the lyrics, courtesy of a helpful reader.

I think that Bonobo Electronic Music Band would be a great name for a group.

[AaronX]

@installLSC

How do you even have a hit single in North Korea? Do they even allow the sale of music in that country, and how many people could legitimately afford to buy it? Or is “hit songs” a euphemism for “it’s what the government tells people they would like”?

Huh I thought it would be trivial with the approval of the Leader. You could just mandate everyone to buy it.

[Beastly_Rotter]

@Punoqllads

NPR has a link to the video of the ‘hit song’ as well as a translation of the lyrics, courtesy of a helpful reader.

It’s still a better song and music video than Mick Jagger’s Let’s Work.

[cmkeller]

Sound like the song is meant as a tribute to Sarah Jessica Parker.

[flodnak]

Henry Kissinger had a point. Clearly, power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

[Tamex]

@AaronX

Huh I thought it would be trivial with the approval of the Leader. You could just mandate everyone to buy it.

It’s a hit if it’s played all the time on the one radio station on the radio that you can never turn off.

[alphaboi867]

Hmm, Kim Jong-un insists on parading his wife around so that all the world can see he has one, and apparenly doesn’t keep a harem of concubine like his father. What could he be hiding.

[Hallucinex]

KJU on a rollercoaster for his honeymoon.

[Siam_Sam]

Looks like they’ve actually been married for three years now.

[AaronX]

So, before his father’s death? And only coming out with it now?

[Siam_Sam]

For North Korea, this is lightning reporting speed.