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Instiz : Bird's-eye-view of YG's new building to be completed in next year July - Right in the middle of a residential area... - They don't even do much projects and yet they have a fancy building - If they keep messing up the artists, I'm going to break a window because I probably spent that much - SM and YG don't seem to be doing much, do they need a big building like that? I can understand only if each group has their own practice room and recording room - The artists must've worked hard for that... - Pretty! It looks like a speaker - It looks out of place... Is it because it stands out from the area?

Numbers of Korean millionaires 1M~5M: 683,178 5M~10M: 45,002 10M~50M: 22,960 50M~100M:: 1,512 100M~500M: 772 +500M: 79 Numbers of worldwide multimillionaires (+500M) 1) USA: 1,144 2) China: 708 3) India: 225 4) Germany: 203 5) Russia: 161 6) Hong Kong: 132 7) England: 117 8) Switzerland: 97 9) Italy: 92 10) Canada: 85 11) Australia: 80 12) South Korea: 79 13) Japan: 71 14) Thailand: 70 15) Taiwan: 66 - Article : There are 753,503 Korean millionaires Source: Kookmin Ilbo via Nate 1. [+562, -66] I'm the oldest son in the family and my monthly income is 1M won. So I'm also a millionaire. 2. [+427, -16] Being a millionaire was huge 30 years ago. In the present time, it's more about being a billionaire... Owning a place in Seoul also makes you a millionaire. 3. [+199, -11] Property-wise, I'm also a millionaire. I think it should only be counted on separate cash or something. 4. [+21, -7] 20 years ago, people used to say your lifetime earnings wi...

Kisum: People use 'swag' a lot these days. I feel like the word is being overused. Swag used to mean one's own charm, but the meaning has changed. Tyler: I heard the word a lot. I'm sick of it. The reason why swag started to be used for "coolness" is because of the hip-hop industry. In fact, swag originated from minor cultures like "I'm proud of myself because I'm different from you." I think the meaning of the word changed a lot in Korea. In the US, the word is used by hip-hoppers only. The fact that people whose identify isn't associated with hip-hop use swag is weird. If 'Show Me The Money' gets known to the US, it will receive negative responses because it won't be seen as hip-hop. In my opinion, to identify hip-hop, you have to ask if they were being pressured socially or if they fought against the system to reach where they are. If you succeeded without a big struggle, it's very offensive the US. MC: Amer...