Eat Your Kimchi

Short Version:

We are changing our schedule around! W.A.N.King and F.A.P.F.A.P’s will be on Thursdays and TL;DRs will be on every second Wednesday.

Long Version:

SooooOooOOoo, we normally W.A.N.K or F.A.P.F.A.P all day on Tuesday, edit all day on Wednesday, and upload it Wednesday night, but due to our Kpop Music Monday, we are usually so SUPER exhausted on Tuesday having put all our creative energy into scripting, filming, and editing.  Then on top of that, we go to bed around 4:00am or 6:00am because of slow uploading for our Kpop Music Monday videos onto YouTube.  After that, we drag ourselves out of bed four hours later to film a W.A.N.King video.  We’re experiencing WAY too much lack of sleep, we’re turning into zombies! OH NOES! MY GREATEST FEAR!!!!  Due to our zombieness, we’ve been slacking on filming TL;DR Thursday videos because by Thursday, we’re just drained (and full of braaaaaiiinns).  

We realized this could be easily remedied by simply switching the schedule around so that we get Tuesday to sleep in, and charge our batteries. 

Brilliant brilliant brilliant!  So, here is our new schedule:

Monday: Kpop Music Monday (we review the #1 video on our personal Kpop Charts)
Every other Wednesday: TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read: ask us any question on our google moderator page)

Every other Thursday: W.A.N.K (Wonderful Adventure Now Korea: we adventure around Korea and compete in silly competitions)
Every other Thursday: F.A.P.F.A.P (Food Adventure Program For Awesome People: we go to a Korean restaurant and introduce noms)

Thursday: K-Crunch Cocktail (our VJ style playlist of random Korean songs we love + a viewer request)
Saturday: KPop Chart Update (our VJ style playlist to update the newest songs added to our personal kpop chart, 1st place winner is reviewed on Monday)
Sunday: K-Crunch Indie (our VJ style playlist of new Korean Indie songs + a viewer request)

I hope everyone understands!  We’ve felt terrible about slacking on our TL;DRs because we know a lot of people like those videos, so I hope the new schedule will keep those going on a regular schedule again.  Thanks for the support everyone!  Come on in for a nice, warm, zombie hug….yes….closer….cloooserrrr…….*noms on your head*

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Vote for the best poem on Twitter (@eatyourkimchi) with the theme of BLUEBERRIES

Haiku A

Tasty blueberries
Sweet like Taemin’s nipple sweat
Juicy touch of life

Haiku B

The swaggest berry
Is blue like T.O.P’s hair
Blueberry, you rock

Simon here: I’m reposting this comment which I just posted on our website, because it seems to be something that others have mentioned often.  The top rated comment was…*drum roll please* “Before I learned you two are married couple, I totally thought Simon was gay… Sorry Simon.”  To which I responded:

Yeah, I’ve read that a lot.  I’ve never addressed this before, but - seeing as there are very many likes for this comment - I’ll talk about it now!

Firstly, there’s no need to apologize.  I don’t think anyone’s sexuality is insulting.  Would I be insulted if someone thought I was Croatian and not Polish?  No.  Nor do I think that someone’s actions or personality are any indication of their propensity to like people of the same sex.  The whole “gay men act this way” notion - to me - is as inaccurate as “white men act this way.”

Secondly, I know I don’t fit into the archetypal role of heterosexual masculinity, which is where I think a lot of people’s assumption that I’m gay comes from.  I don’t act stereotypically manly: I’m interested in fashion; beer tastes gross; kpop is fun; I love dancing.  And I’m confident enough to not be worried about being this way, nor about people’s opinions about me because of my being this way.  

Also, I think people are surprised that we’re married because we don’t fit into the depictions of marriage that we grew up seeing.  We’re happy and silly, we’re best friends, we respect each other exponentially, and we care more about keeping each other happy than anything else.  And, after five years of marriage, we’re still wildly in love with each other.  My role as a husband isn’t to bring home the bacon, have the wife cook it, and then serve me a beer while I watch the game on TV.  We’re partners in this world, and our only goal is to make each other smile. 

Lastly, I hope you don’t think of this as an attack to you or your comment.  Like I said, I do understand where the assumption came from, and I’m not upset at you for thinking that way at all, nor do I think any less of you.  I’m trying to take this not as a time to defend myself, but more of an opportunity to talk about a topic I have always found interesting.

Simon :D
aka Dothraki Man Warrior

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