HSK-pop

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This project has been abandoned and this website won't be updated any more. Existing resources will be retained for the forseeable future. 2015-04-08 12:35:49 PM PDT.

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whoami

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Oh well, that's my Unix login. Let's ignore that.

So, here's a guy known as "kevinsayhi" in some places, e.g., apink7china.com.

K-pop these days is by and large tasteless or even poisonous; anyway, there are still some jewels around. My groups of choice include A Pink (hard to tell which song I like the best), Lovelyz (my favorite song being "Candy Jelly Love"), and formerly Girls' Generation (my favorite song being "Into the New World"). I can't care less about the rest.

The title of this website, "HSK-pop", is clearly a play on the word "ksh" — short for "kevinsayhi" — and the word "K-pop". However, you may also interpret it as "High Standard K-pop", "Highly Selective K-pop", or whatever you like — just stay away from "Holy Shit K-pop", please.

resources

HSK-pop is a resource hub. At the moment you may find high quality live performance videos here.

• Complete, high quality collections of A Pink and Lovelyz's live performances from TV broadcasts. By "high quality" I mean 1080i/1080p MPEG-2 or H.264 videos with a typical bitrate of 15 Mbps or more. I hope that one day we'll be dealing with 4K H.265 videos.

  Below is a list of links to the relevant pages, reverse-chronologically ordered in album release dates.

  • A Pink, Pink Luv era (released November 24, 2014);

    

  • Lovelyz, Girls' Invasion era (released November 17, 2014);

    

  • A Pink, Pink Blossom era (released March 31, 2014);

    

  • A Pink, Secret Garden era (released July 5, 2013);

    

  • A Pink, Une Annee era (released May 9, 2012);

    

  • A Pink, Snow Pink era (released November 22, 2011);

    

  • A Pink, Seven Springs of Apink era (released April 19, 2011).

    

contact

You may reach me at popkevinsayhi@gmail.com. Keep in mind that

• Absolutely no spam;
• Your purpose should be clearly stated in your first message, otherwise it goes directly to Trash;
• Until I'm fluent in other (natural) languages, all correspondence should be in either English or Chinese.