Tiffany's guide to Korean culture and lifestyle

Ohmigosh, hi everybody it's Tiffany here!  I'm so happy to be here!  Kpopalypse always gets questions about Korean culture but he doesn't live in Korea, so he asked me to write something about my favourite country in the world for you who are thinking of coming to Korea!  This is absolutely unexpected and exciting and humbling all at the same time!  Let's learn all about Korea!

Kpopalypse's handwritten apology letter to Sones for what he did when he was 10

Well, I typed it by hand, does that count as "handwritten"?  I hope so.

8 Reasons Why SNSD's New Album Isn't So Bad After All

It has nothing to do with the leg-spread. This is just for eye-candy.

SNSD has never been an album-driven group. I'd know since I own a few of their albums. After their debut album, things went downhill in the non-title track departure right up until they had their least-favoured song, "I Got a Boy," where all the other songs on that album (minus those two ballads) were pretty good. However, after all of the hate this album has been getting, I feel the need to stick up for it since it is one SNSD's much better albums.

Lightsticks and Sones won't break my bones: the truth about k-pop black oceans.

This blog post was inspired by one of those rare intelligent ask.fm moments:

As someone who has actually performed on live stages of varying sizes hundreds of times, I'm uniquely qualified to address this issue, and along the way we're going to crush one of the greatest myths that is (cleverly) perpetrated by the entire k-pop industry.  Gosh.

The IMPORTANCE of the POWER of 9

There have been many discussions recently concerning Taeyeon, Seohyun, and Tiffany breaking away from SNSD and forming Taetiseo (or Taetitseo---as I call them). Sones from around the world are gathering together in a huge vocal protest against Taetiseo claiming the POWER of 9 should never have be broken; the Power of 3, they state, is superfluous and a reminder that the power of 9 will always dominate any and all subunits of Girls’ Generation.