NYT Reports on Pan-Asian Pop Star Rain
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The U.S. news daily, New York Times reported in detail on Sunday about the Korean heartthrob, Rain who sees his popularity growing ever fast around in Asia including Japan, China and Hong Kong.
In time for Rain's concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City this week local media are buzzing over his introductory performance to the American market.
The New York Times described Rain as the Korean-version of Justin Timberlake and Usher calling him an ambassador who bridges different cultures through his music and dance.
The paper quoted Rain who's known to be hard-working and humble as saying that he would like to see an Asian make it in the American music industry and would like that Asian to be himself.
JAN 30, 2006 - Reporter, minji
In time for Rain's concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City this week local media are buzzing over his introductory performance to the American market.
The New York Times described Rain as the Korean-version of Justin Timberlake and Usher calling him an ambassador who bridges different cultures through his music and dance.
The paper quoted Rain who's known to be hard-working and humble as saying that he would like to see an Asian make it in the American music industry and would like that Asian to be himself.
JAN 30, 2006 - Reporter, minji
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