The Korean pop-culture craze has taken off in Hong Kong, Hang Jai and Hang Lui love everything Korean, from makeup, music to language Hang Jai and Hang Lui translates to Korean boy and Korean girl. The terms were popularised in the late 2000s, when Korean popular culture exploded in the Asian and international markets, and entered the Korean slang of making someone climax during sex. chanyeol, one of the most amazing Korean rapper have alrealy used take you to hong Kong in one of his rap : 'when fans hear this rap they'll probably go to Hong Kong ' by exosupremacy July 29, 2021 Get the take you to hong Kong mug. More random definitions MK Pop (an abbreviation for Mong Kok Pop) is a new Internet slang that has been frequently used in Hong Kong since 2014. The term describes a local music genre with strange dance style, exaggerated dress or imitates Korean and Japanese pop music. [1] 1. 인스피리언스족 (in-seu-pi-ri-eon-seu-jok) Image credit: @with.a_0823 This is a Konglish term derived by combining the English words "indoor", "inspired" and "experience". The word "족" (jok) translates to "tribe" and refers to the people who engage in "insperiences". Image credit: @seongbinlim__ .

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