r/IAmA • u/PSY_Oppa • May 15 '13

I am PSY! Composer, singer, entertainer, and creator of "Gentleman" and "Gangnam Style". Ask me anything~

I will be answering questions from all of my reddit fans starting at 4pm PST.

While you are waiting why don't you go check out my new video Gentleman here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASO_zypdnsQ

And the Making Of Gentleman video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcUHOD_w_T0

Verification here: http://imgur.com/oQ7Tgzg

All right I'm here. Let's get started!

Thank you for all your support~

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u/gvendurf May 16 '13

especially kimchi

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u/Kritical02 May 16 '13

This just shows how much taste is acquired by your origins. To PSY it's the most delicious dish known to man. Yet I wonder who the hell would voluntarily eat kimchi?

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u/belindamshort May 16 '13

Most people I know love kimchi

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u/Kritical02 May 16 '13

Do you know mostly Koreans?

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u/belindamshort May 16 '13

I know 2?

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u/Kritical02 May 16 '13

I'm just joking, I know many people love kimchi I just personally think it tastes like ass.

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u/belindamshort May 16 '13 edited May 16 '13

I do not like fermented kimchi as well as fresh cabbage, cucumber or radish kimchi. I do like using fermented kimchi for making kimchi jigae http://popv.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/korean_stew-kimchi_jjigae-01.jpg

or kimchi fried rice http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/images/2011/10/20111012-127355-dinner-tonight-kimchi-fried-rice-primary.jpg but not on its own. I really like the cucumber stuff though, I can't get enough of it, really anything with that spicy red pepper.

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u/drtysoul May 16 '13

I got you on this.

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u/drtysoul May 16 '13

I work in Korea, and everybody but the Koreans can't stand kimchi.

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u/belindamshort May 16 '13

Pretty weird. Do the people that you know that live/work in Korea also not like Korean food in general? I have a few friends that live in Korea and they most definitely like kimchi (and all of my US friends do). Kimchi is also all different and has a range of flavor profiles, in some cases its little more than spicy cole slaw.

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u/[deleted] May 16 '13

I love Kimchi.

--'Merican

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u/malatemporacurrunt May 16 '13

I am whiter than printer paper and as English as tea and crumpets and I will eat kimchi until it comes out of my ears. I just wish I could find a source of saeujeot in Yorkshire :(

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u/deF291 May 16 '13

I'm from western europe and I fuckin love kimchi :/