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North Korea - "Friendly Father"

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North Korea released a new song praising leader Kim Jong Un for being a "friendly father" and a "great leader". The music video for the song was aired on the state-controlled Korean Central Television on Wednesday (Apr 17), in a move that appears to be part of a propaganda drive to enhance his standing.

 

Stream this bop!

 

 

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Edited by illia

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After listening to all 31 tracks on TTPD, it's nice to hear a song with a beat again

Edited by Gelato

Just now, liquiddiamonds said:

Cleared K-Pop with ease

Oh I'm sure he would love to clear something-korean :deadbanana4:

1 minute ago, magazine said:

Oh I'm sure he would love to clear something-korean :deadbanana4:

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kinda digging it ngl

 

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but in terms of dictapop nothing will ever top this legend

 

 

Oh wow, the MV is good. They served quality. The song is not as good as Dash to the future imo but it's one of their best!

i just know that it's gonna outstream ttpd and get 320 million streams on it's first day.

 

see? this is talent, you don't need post malone, a fanbase, just kim jong un

Edited by kellebrity98

British people mocking this when their national anthem is literally 'God Save the King' :deadbanana2:

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