I want to salute the, hats off...
I really adore the.. it is reason that we most love Cnblue...

Thanks cnblue4U.

The start of CNBLUE... In Japan !

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CNBLUE now :




So proud of my favourite band !!!! They never gave up the fight !!!!!

CNBLUE Fightinggggg !!!!

How can i find this song with original???

Yonghwa
Guitar and Vocals in the popular Korean 4-piece band CNBLUE. As an actor, he boasts his popularity in all parts of Asia after starring in "You Are Beautiful" and "Heartstrings". On April 24, CNBLUE's 5th single "Blind Love" will be released.



Not your typical "K-pop idol". He came to Japan seeking to be a musician, flew here from Korea where the band culture isn't as established. On the streets and in live houses, he trained and experienced hardship. He's a serious band guy.

"In Japan, there were so many unique bands that were beyond our wildest imagination. It was a culture shock. I've learned so much from watching other bands. I still do."

"You Are Beautiful", a drama he was cast in the middle of his training, was a bit hit. Riding that wave, he returned to Korea and debuted as CNBLUE. The band that performed on the streets of Shinjuku swept the Korean charts with "I'm a Loner". Their popularity spread to Japan where they filled up Yokohama Arena right before the major debut. Their first major album ranked top on the Oricon chart, and they also successfully finished an arena tour. Starting this April, they're starting the first massive worldwide tour as a Korean band.

"I have no pressure at all about the World Tour. I'm excited to experience different cultures abroad, it feels like I'm going on a trip. (laughs) CNBLUE is a band, but I think our appeal to the world is that we have popular melodies that are distinctly K-pop. Of course, it's thanks to other K-pop artists' superb performances, and our unique position as a band within K-pop that makes us stand out. I think that the current K-pop and K-drama boom worldwide is helping us greatly in synergistic effect."

As Asia's top runner who aspires to venture abroad following Korea and Japan, what should CNBLUE do next?

"Recently, not only in Japan and Korea but the variations of music are becoming more and more rich worldwide. Diverse genres of music are bringing energy to the charts, and that's what people want, too. They'd listen to CNBLUE but other music as well. That's what I like. It's not like I only listen to what I like, and I don't listen to CNBLUE's music every day. (laughs) I think it's important to get in touch with many different kinds of music. Compared to when I debuted, the band culture in Korea has developed a lot. I want CNBLUE to be a band that leads that trend, a band that can suggest "the way" to progress forward. I have the same mindset on this whether it's in Korea, Japan, or the world. Through our overseas activities, we are promoting Korea and Korean music, and it's very overwhelming every time the Japanese or overseas fans support and welcome us. It's been three years since debut, but it's still really overwhelming. (laughs) Just this fact that I'm on the cover of "AJ" with a Japanese star, Sato Takeru, is also overwhelming. Certainly, it's an incredible honor. The photoshoot and the interview were so much fun, I hope to have more opportunities like this in the future."

A common denominator between Sato Takeru and Yonghwa is that they're both actors. Although he started in a band, what are his thoughts on being an actor?

"The pressures I feel as a musician and as an actor are quite different. It seems like my fans think the the difference I feel are very interesting, and so do I. I feel that performing as an actor definitely improves my expressions and performances on stage. It's also connected to the music I express. I also think about going overseas with acting, not just as a musician."


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번역 translation: heich

I just want to share this...
I also don't really know what is really going on...


Never ending saga with FNC...

Apr. 28th, 2013 at 8:04 PM

Sungie the Cat
Did anyone translated the latest article released by FNC? One about Yong Hwa's impromptu song "Airplane"?

I didn't know if overseas fans had chance to read that article and notice the fine details hidden in that article released by FNC.

Just in case... let me explain my reason for writing this post.

FNC turned this impromptu song as a method to promote the latest Japanes CNBLUE album and Lee Jong Hyun with falsified informations.

First, FNC stated, in the article, that "Airplane" was an impromptu song with "music composed" by Lee Jong Hyun and "lryics written by" Jung Yong Hwa...

Helllo, FNC... This was an impromptu song sang on the spot by Jung Yong Hwa with a few cords played on guitar by Lee Jong Hyun as background sound. There is no actual "music composed" by Lee Jong Hyun in this impromptu song because he just played few cords on guitar while Yong Hwa sang his own melody with his vocals on the spot. The lyrics weren't actually "written" but sang on the spot by Jung Yong Hwa. What you published, FNC, is a falsified information.

Second, FNC stated in the article that Jung Yong Hwa was laughing out loud and joking around cheerfully during Japan fan meetings.. What a lie by FNC!

Well, hello again FNC... Do you really care that little about Jung Yong Hwa? It is witnessed by Japanese fans at the fan meeting how upset and down Yong Hwa was throughout the fan meeting. Laughing and joking? Who was that? Certainly not our CNBLUE leader Jung Yong Hwa who were hurt badly by FNC and Mr. Han.. Are you saying all those Japanese fans who wrote fan accounts, stating how upset and down Yong Hwa was during the fan meeting, are lying, FNC?

Also, FNC, you've made Jung Yong Hwa looking like a careless, carefree diva who demands character change and turning down a role when he didn't get his way one day, although that is very far from truth, and then turn around to have a jolly good time, laughing and joking cheerfully the next day at fan meetings.

We, the fans, who witnessed it all, know how untrue this picture is because we've see all those fan photos of Yong Hwa looking very upset and uncharacteristically down and because we've read first-hand fan accounts by Japanese fans who were actually present at the fan meetings in Japan.

Unfortunately, those general public and netizens won't know of these fan photos and fan accounts and can only go by these false articles released by FNC...and believe the worse of Jung Yong Hwa. You, FNC, are truly very cruel and heartless.

Third, FNC attached the main reason for releasing this article in the first place, by adding a promotional ment in the end about Blind Love composed by Lee Jong Hyun being released in Japan.

I mean, was this article even necessary to be released at this time? After CNBLUE doing impromtu songs repeadedly last few years during CNBLUE concerts? Why now? Why only a day after releasing that article about "The Heirs" that had netizens bashing Yong Hwa mercilessly?

The FNC's reason for releasing this article about "Airplane"? To promote Lee Jong Hyun's music composition and "Blind Love". I am totally okay with FNC promoting that album actively by stressing that the title track is composed by Jong Hyun. That is the right thing to do.

However, FNC didn't need to use falsified information about Yong Hwa being cheerful and full of laughter at Japan fan meeting to promote this album and Lee Jong Hyun's music composition. Not at this time, not when Yong Hwa was used as their shield so recently and being hurt mercilessly by netizens already because of wrong-doings by FNC.

FNC didn't need to use Yong Hwa to promote Jong Hyun's musical compositions or this album. Jong Hyun's music is enough by itself for FNC to promote that album. FNC didn't need to falsified information to use as methods to promote. FNC certainly didn't need to plant a false picture of how Yong Hwa is right now in order to promote "Blind Love".

Laughing loudly and joking around? Really, the same very quiet and very down Jung Yong Hwa that Japanese fans saw at the fan meetings in Japan? Is FNC completely blind? Or are they really that heartless?


Those fans of other CNBLUE members, please don't think your biased member will be free from wrong-doings by FNC and Mr. Han. They might turn against your bias member one of these days and treat your bias member the way they are treating Yong Hwa right now.



What can we do as fans?

All we can do is show Yong Hwa actively how we are still standing very firmly behind him and supporting him all the way, regardless of what FNC is trying to do.

I think using twitter to send a cheer up message to Yong Hwa is a great way. I don't tweet but I am seriously considering start using twitter actively, just to show FNC and the world that Yong Hwa has one more fan who is willing to stand by him throught thick and thin.

Please, if you use twitter now, continue to send cheer up message actively to Yong Hwa. Please retwit any positive articles of Yong Hwa actively, even old articles, so we can drown out these false articles released by FNC,

I firmly believe one of the things Yong Hwa could use right now is to know that his fans are actively and firmly standing by him. Let's show him that we care about him, we stand by him, and we firmly support him, through highs and lows.

ETA:

FNC, take a look at this picture? Does this face look like a face of young man who laughed loudly and joked carefreely at Japan fan meetings? I think not...

However, for a true account of what actually took place, let's ask those Japanese fans who were actually at the fan meeting in person... those fans who filled twitter with concerned messages about Yong Hwa because how usually quiet and down Yong Hwa was during the fan meeting... who actually witnessed with their own eyes. What do you say, FNC? Shall we bring out those actual fan accounts, FNC?




'You look tired and glum Yong!" .....


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Just want to share YH gloomy face pics taken in Bangkok recently..
thanks JYH DC GALL