Summary of K-pop, Thigh Pop Culture, MALAYALAM, STILL NO CHESS!!!

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In the video, the YouTube user discusses how K-pop, thigh-highs, and chess are not compatible, and how he will no longer watch K-pop because of it. He talks about how foreign culture is a big part of his life, and how he will miss K-pop because of it.

00:00:00 This video discusses the different ways that K-pop and Thigh Pop Culture influences Malayalam culture. The speaker talks about how some of the terms in K-pop, such as "Thigh Pop Culture," are not understood by Malayalam speakers. The speaker also talks about how parenting advice in K-pop videos can be confusing to Malayalam speakers.
00:05:00 The video discusses the various differences between Korean pop culture and Malayalam pop culture, and how the two cultures are still lacking in one specific area: chess.
00:10:00 In this video, a mathematician explains how some of the popular K-pop songs DO NOT have chess references. He then goes on to explain a new clue in Latin, which is not correct. Finally, he shares a hilarious story about a rival who was "kind of like friends."
00:15:00 The YouTube user discusses how K-pop, thigh-highs, and chess are not compatible, and how he will no longer watch K-pop because of it. He then talks about how foreign culture is a big part of his life, and how he will miss K-pop because of it.
00:20:00 The video discusses the cultural differences between Korean Pop and American Pop, as well as how the former compares to other genres. It also talks about a 2005 movie, Mastermind, which was based on a 1960s American sitcom.
00:25:00 In the video, a Korean K-pop singer memorizes the lyrics to a foreign movie. She talks about how Americans often memorize only one word from a movie. She explains that, in Korea, memorizing the lyrics to a movie is a cultural symbol of virtue.
00:30:00 The video discusses how K-pop and thigh pops culture in the West are still not the same as in Southeast Asia, where chess is still popular. The speaker mentions how he loves math and memorizes Monty Python sketches, and points out that many Americans don't appreciate these things. He then explains how apathy towards culture has led to a decline in the United States.
00:35:00 In this video, the speaker discusses how K-pop and thigh pop culture have impacted their life, and how they don't understand why chess isn't more popular in Malaysia. They also mention that they would like to have a hospital wedding, and that they are into Steel.
00:40:00 In the video, Lawrence oliviera discusses the history of K-pop and its impact on global culture. He discusses the differences between K-pop and classical music, and notes that despite the differences, K-pop still has a significant impact on global culture. He also discusses the differences between K-pop and western culture, and how each has impacted the other. Finally, he provides a brief overview of chess, noting that it is still not popular in Malaysia despite its popularity in other countries.
00:45:00 The video discusses the popularity of K-pop and thigh pops in Malaysian culture, and how there is still no chess in Malaysia. The narrator talks about a new term, foreign, and how it is Spanish. The video also discusses how voting in forever is a good choice if someone wants to go their heart foreign.
00:50:00 This video discusses the K-pop industry, thigh pops, and Malaysian chess. It also features a discussion of Frederick Jaeger, the founder of NASDAQ.
00:55:00 The speaker discusses K-pop, thigh pops, and MALAYALAM and finds that they are all palindromes.

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The video discusses how K-pop and thigh pop culture are not the same, and how the classic game "chess" is still not available in Malayalam. The young GMA YouTube channel report that chess is supposedly important, and that it is popular in other countries but not in Malayalam.