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Originally Posted by Ronin4hire
Well economics is a factor too.
China was a third world country and some people say it still is.
As far as Im aware.... pop music didnt even exist in China until relatively recently. (Hong Kong doesnt count because as we all know... Britain owned it up until the 90s and despite what Chinese nationalists say... Taiwan is not part of China)
Lets look at economies between Japan and Korea... Oh well what do you know.
Japan wins again.
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by your logic the british pop invasion should never be successful in the usa. uk's economy was shattered and dwarfed after the second world war. by your logic south korean pop songs should never be successful in china. the economy of southern korea is very tiny compare to china. by your logic my father should be listening to many japanese songs with his sony walkman in the 80s to today. popular culture has nothing to do with macroeconomics.
stop making stuffs up. it is making yourself bad. i do not want to start my morning like this. bye bye.