The first exhibit one encounters at the Saatchi, the one I glossed over in the previous post, is "The Oulim in London". It is a series of rooms featuring (and this is their verbiage) K-POP, K-DRAMA, AI, NFT, METAVERSE, and a bunch of other K-acronyms, or K-contents as they call it. NFTs? I guess they've not heard, that ship has sailed, or rather sunk. I was K-notinthemood. Excuse me, K-NOTINTHEMOOD.
This is the first time in years, actually maybe ever, when I’ve been told to not photograph something. Well, no, the US Embassy in Paris in 2021. Anyway, this is a top secret K-POP video. No problem I said. I did not say to the nice lady that the music bored me and would quickly join the pile of forgettable pop, excuse me POP, songs. Jeez, I sound old.
This is the first time in years, actually maybe ever, when I’ve been told to not photograph something. Well, no, the US Embassy in Paris in 2021. Anyway, this is a top secret K-POP video. No problem I said. I did not say to the nice lady that the music bored me and would quickly join the pile of forgettable pop, excuse me POP, songs. Jeez, I sound old.
This is the first time in years, actually maybe ever, when I’ve been told to not photograph something. Well, no, the US Embassy in Paris in 2021. Anyway, this is a top secret K-POP video. No problem I said. I did not say to the nice lady that the music bored me and would quickly join the pile of forgettable pop, excuse me POP, songs. Jeez, I sound old.
