What's Up With Gangnam Ice?

When we think of the words Gangnam Ice, we usually envision a young Korean boy wearing a sleeveless dress, performing a choreographed dance on the streets of Seoul. The song, a remake of the old classic by the same name, is one of the most recognizable hits in recent memory. However, despite its popularity, there's a lot more to the song than meets the eye.

PSY's Gangnam Style

In 2012, South Korean rapper and pop star Psy exploded onto the scene with his viral hit, Gangnam Style. The song has gone on to become one of the world's most popular videos of all time and it also happens to be the first video to have crossed the billion view count on YouTube.

Since then, the song has been played hundreds of thousands of times daily. It even played a role in raising the profile of South Korea. This is despite the fact that Psy himself has never sought fans outside his native country. He uses his P-Nation record label to promote new South Korean acts.

The video itself is a satirical song about the upscale neighborhood of Seoul called 강남아이스. The song is sung by a rotund man who prancing around like a horse.

The song is meant to bring people together. Psy is actually a satirical version of himself, but the song did have its share of controversy.

HyunA's latest single

HyunA has a new single called "Ice Cream" that is getting a lot of hype in the Korean music world. The song has a unique twist on the traditional hip-hop pop sound. It has an enticing dance beat, and it features pitchy vocals and a catchy rap.

As for the music video, it's pretty jaw-dropping. With a colorful and neon-hued world, big fizzing synths, and a bunch of innuendos, the song tries to outdo its predecessors.

The video is a tad over the top, though. Some of the shots are a little too outlandish, and there's a few oddball references to modern-day Miley Cyrus.

In the grand scheme of things, the video doesn't really advance the point of the song. The ice cream truck scene is more like a metaphor for the music video as a whole.

But the video does a few things that the song itself doesn't. For starters, it includes a cameo by the rapper Psy. He also wrote and co-produced the track, which is great to see.

Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival

The Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival is one of the best winter festivals in the world. It is held in Hwacheon, South Korea and is a family friendly event. With ice fishing and snow sledding, the festival is an exciting winter experience for everyone.

A three-week festival that lasts from January 7 to 29, Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice festival is an ice and snow-related festival that offers a number of activities. Among the many things to enjoy are snow sledding, ice fishing, and cultural exhibitions. Guests can also participate in various ice and snow-related activities such as curling and ice bobsleighing.

The Sancheoneo Ice Festival is organized by the Gangwon Province's Hwacheon County. This mountain town is one of the coldest places in South Korea during the winter season. During the festival, tourists and locals come to enjoy ice fishing in the frozen Hwacheoncheon Stream.

Besides ice fishing, the festival features snow sledding, ice racing, and snowball fights. Visitors can also try their hand at bare-hand fishing. To get the most out of your experience, wear warm clothing. You can also rent a rod at the site.

Magnum pop-up store

Magnum is one of the most luxurious ice cream brands around. It is available year-round in ice cream trucks and in ice cream parlors. In addition to its signature ice-cream bars, the brand offers a signature menu. This includes a variety of chocolate and vanilla flavors, along with salted caramel coated biscuits, dried cherries, and Urfa Biber chile flakes. Customers can choose from more than 200,000 possible combinations. The ice-bar is also dipped in milk, dark, and white Belgian chocolate, and can be customized with a variety of toppings, including edible rose petals.

While Magnum ice cream has an upscale taste, it doesn't come at a high price. The "Make your own Magnum" menu is only 5,600 KRW. You can choose from chocolate or vanilla ice cream, and top it with more than 20 toppings. Other options include sorbet curls, Himalayan sea salt, and gold crystal candy.

Magnum is taking its signature ice-cream bars and bringing them to a new location. Located inside the Freehand Hotel, the Magnum ice cream Indulgence Studio is open for two days on June 24 and 25.