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Kim Jong Un lashes out at K-Pop, calls it a 'vicious cancer' corrupting young North Koreans - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong Un lashes out at K-Pop, calls it a 'vicious cancer' corrupting young North Koreans

This is not the first time North Korea has lashed out against an “ideological and cultural invasion.”

Kim Jong-un Labels K-Pop a 'Vicious Cancer' and Threatens Anyone Listening to It with 15 Yrs in Labor Camp - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong-un Labels K-Pop a 'Vicious Cancer' and Threatens Anyone Listening to It with 15 Yrs in Labor Camp

Kim has ordered his government to crack down on the so-called anti-socialist tendencies that has taken the world by storm and has now entered the North as well.

Source: ibtimes.sg
Kim Jong-un calls K-pop 'vicious cancer', warns 15 years of hard labor for watching South Korean entertainment - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong-un calls K-pop 'vicious cancer', warns 15 years of hard labor for watching South Korean entertainment

South Korean content influences a transformation in 'attire, hairstyles, speeches, behaviors' which can weaken his influence on the nation, essentially making it 'crumble like a damp wall'

Source: meaww.com
Kim Jong Un calls K-pop a 'vicious cancer' in new culture war with South Korea - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong Un calls K-pop a 'vicious cancer' in new culture war with South Korea

Kim Jong Un calls K-pop a 'vicious cancer' in new culture war with South Korea

Kim Jong Un calls K-Pop a 'vicious cancer' that merits 'work camp execution' - Vimarsana News

Kim Jong Un calls K-Pop a 'vicious cancer' that merits 'work camp execution'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has initiated a crackdown on those caught listening to "perverse" K-pop music, and even bootlegging the South Korean phenomenon.