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I THINK...
I say "think" because I'm not entirely sure anymore. o__o; It's like a big blur...

But, I /think/, I was looking up Kpop artists and Bi (Rain) happened to be one of them...and they mentioned Full House. So I was like: "An Asian Drama..? Hrm...Well, it can't hurt to try!" So, I found d-addicts (little did I know how often I'd visit that site in the future v.v; ) and got the videos. Watched it. Was AMAZED by how much I loved it. Then decided automatically that I /had/ to watch more. 1 turned into 2 which turned into 9 to 20 to 50 and suddenly I was quite addicted. ;___;
Oh life, where art thou? ~__~;


Hello Disease

I was introduced to it.. by my friend... we were playing an online game together and she told me that she had to log out cause she wanted to watch a asian show or whatever.. then i use to like... hate those stuff.. i thought it was lame... and then she got me into it... and OMG.. ever since that first drama.. i changed my views.. haha... I have 100% asian pride. xD [oh my first drama ever was Chinese Paladin xD]

♥ ~


» i actually first seen one when i went to vietnam with my mom,
my dad and brother stayed home but it was about 10pm at night
and we were with my grandmother, aunt and cousins
someone flipped to this channel and we started watching this drama!
i didn't know it was a drama at the time but it was super good
we got to stay up late everyday because i loved it soo much xD
i think it was a chinese or japanese drama but in viet subs
i don't remember the name of it though..

but my first drama i've seen alone is hana yori dango,
while lurking through crunchyroll forums, people were saying its the best
so i went and watched it that day :] <333

I was introduced to J-Dramas four years ago or so when I saw "Great Teacher Onizuka" (the live action series). It was just something that I happened to pick up randomly but it did change my life afterwards. Unfortunately, due to lack of any other good J-Dramas at the time plus with real-life commitments I couldn't proceed to watching others. Fast-forward years later, during the summer of this year, a friend of mine introduced me to a show called "Densha Otoko". Ever since then, my interest in J-Dramas not only revitalized but skyrocketed as well.

I'm sure that I've seen an asian drama before, but I was too young to really recognize it. I think my sister started listening to arashi and watched HYD, and that drew me into this whole world.

It's amazing! I love it so. I mean, American tv shows can't really compare to asian dramas, I think. Some of them. But not most of them.