TB or not TB, that is the question.

Firstly, a huge warm welcome to those friended from the Heroes Friending Meme. Looking foward to furthering our Heroes love and beyond, aelora, dousehere and mutinousmuse, and hopefully I don't frighten you away too much with my fannish obsessions and squeeage or slightly insane topics of discussion.

Stephen Colbert versus Rain(Bi) and makes his own Korean RNB music video. The hilarity speaks for itself.

Speaking of which, there seems to be some legal controversy regarding Rain's popularity as he's planning on touring and promoting himself in the U.S. Unfortunately for him, the legal issue stands when a rock band entitled "Rain" wants the Korean artist to change his name. Excuse me, but what the flippity-fuck? Now, I'm not really a fanatic over him but I do like his music and I think this whole legal battle is just idiotic and stupid. This reminds me of the whole "Wyrd Sisters" and "Weird Sisters" legal debate for the fourth HP film, just because a fictional band had the same name, just spelled differently. But this...this is just ridiculous. First off, they are two different genres with two entirely different audience attractions. The whole thing is just stupid, and it should've never been an issue in the first place. I don't want his name to change, and I doubt it'll be Bi or Rain(Bi) since many Americans are immature twats that'll stir up much trouble if that happened, so many are speculating that it'll be changed to his birth-given name, Jeong Ji Hoon. But Lord knows that'll be mispronounced if he does make it here in the States.

He shouldn't have to change his name, period. I can't think of him as anything else other than Rain or Bi (pronounced like the letter "B", which in Korean translates to "rain"). *le sigh*

Now I've gotten that out of the way, it's time for Week Two of hmd_tuesdays:

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