Its not what you think it is. And once I tell you what it is you will see how boring it really is. Apparently North Korea is working their way towards the 19th Century with its own state-run streaming service that allows users to watch Five, count em FIVE, North Korean TV networks and documentaries about the North Korean government. No word on if the talking pictures will include the new fad called music. I kid Kim, I kid. It is a big step in a country that has limited internet access(considering most people don’t have internet) that now they have this amazing streaming service(which most people won’t have access to). Could “The Interview” be streaming soon in North Korea…probably not. Oh, and since you read this much Manbang means “every direction” or “everywhere.” Told ya it was boring. Check out the “epic” video below!
“Manbang” and chill?
By Eric Steele
Aug 22, 2016 | 8:21 PM
What's the WORST part of going to a concert in Nashville now?
Parking costs more than the ticket
Waiting 45 minutes for an Uber that smells like weed
Post-show traffic that somehow still exists at 11pm on a Tuesday
The “convenience fee” being more inconvenient than convenient
Trying to leave Bridgestone with 18,000 other people at once
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Wed May 20
Nashville, TN, USA
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