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Yaoi (/ËjaÊi/; Japanese: ããã, Japanese: [ja.o.i]), primarily known as Boys' Love (BL) (ãã¼ã¤ãº ã©ã, bÅizu rabu) in Japan, is a Japanese genre of fictional media focusing on romantic or sexual relationships between male characters, typically aimed at a female audience and usually created by female authors.
To the uninitiated, general public in Korea, Kpop is something that theyâre more than likely aware of and very exposed to, but itâs not something thatâs all too prevalent in their lives. A lot of people that we speak to our age arenât really that into Kpop, and weâre talking about both foreigners and Koreans.e canât really say whatâs the actual percentage of people in Korea that like Kpop. All we can say is that we hear Kpop everywhere as do most everyone else who goes outside of their own homes, but we definitely barely know anyone whoâs an actual fan of the genre.