Little did I know that I was watching a video that had gone viral produced by a fan of Brave Girls performing for a very enthusiastic Korean Military, with quotes from current & former soldiers about how Brave Girls’ song Rollin' had impacted them. Then the YouTube algorithm did its’ thing and up in my cue popped a video thumbnail for another female Kpop group - Brave Girls, and with a click of a button, everything changed. Next thing you know - I'm Hooked! And it was not just the music that got my attention but the amazing choreography, high production values, and sheer amount of video views (10's to 100's Millions) were staggering Why haven't I heard of these guys before? IDK. Having spent a lot of my earlier life pursuing a music career as a songwriter/producer I decided to check out their music on YouTube and watched a bunch of music videos & live concert performances. While I had an IG account I wasn't really active on it but had posted a few pictures & videos of my daughter's award-winning In-Sync Show Choir and the IG algorithm decided to show me a bunch of Kpop female group content, mostly Black Pink for some reason - maybe because my daughter is ⅛ Japanese & looks Asian. Let me explain:ĭuring my weekly Gold Street marketing meeting with my assistant Catherine, we discussed the pros/cons of TikTok and Instagram’s new Video Reels, so I decided to check them out. It was the culmination of a 6 months journey that began for me this past February in the most unlikely way.

On Saturday, July 23rd I got to enjoy my first Kpop experience, seeing one of my favorite girl groups Brave Girls ('BG') perform live in a packed house the Ebell Wilshire Theatre in Los Angeles. My first Kpop Experience with Brave Girls - LA

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