A Lamborghini. My type of thing.

♪ Call me baby ♪

- ♪ (singing in Korean) ♪ - Is this another...

- ♪ (singing in Korean) ♪ - K-pop music video?

You'd think I'd know this language 'cause I'm half Asian,

but I actually don't. (laughs)

It's a music video in a different language that I don't understand.

♪ Hey, girl ♪

Oh, no, it's English.

- ♪ (singing in Korean) ♪ - Never mind.

♪ (singing in Korean) ♪

Whoa, that's like the Asian Bieber right there.

It's like Michael Jackson moves.

♪ Call me baby ♪

♪ Call me baby ♪

Yay! (giggles)

I will call you.

♪ (drum solo) ♪

(Finebros) So now it's time for you to choose

your favorite member of this band.

My favorite? There are ten of them!

This is gonna be based off their name.

I don't like Lay already.

I like the name Baekhyun, but I don't like what he's wearing.

Chanyeol looks like a goth freak.

I think Xiumin or Sehun.

(Finebros) So why have you not really gotten into K-pop?

I listen to Classic Rock.

It's just not my style.

It's just not my type of music

and I feel like it would be better if I knew the language.

Nobody's ever shown me K-pop.

It's not something I really have been introduced to.

(Finebros) Why do you think these groups

with lots of members have not caught on here in the US?

I don't know.

I mean, I think it would work better

because all the fangirls, they wouldn't have to fight

for as many guys.

American people are greedy and we want to be the star of the shows.

American people are dumb, so they couldn't keep track

of ten people, so we can only keep track of the three Jonas Brothers.

That's too many guys! That's too much testosterone in one band.

I don't know, it sounds like a nightmare.

Girls are more set on one person from the band then they are

with all of them, but I feel like it's different in other countries.

Maybe people are like, "Oh, they're all really cute!"

Or, "They all have great personalities" and stuff like that,

but it's different here because Americans are just like,

"Oh, yay, Harry Styles!"

(Finebros) So all of this is made by record labels in Korea,

and they build up a lot of hype.

When there's a new K-pop band, they announce it

- before there's ever any music. - That's cool!

It's like Super Smash Brothers, but with people!

A new challenger approaches.

Just imagine seeing them on TV, like, "Oh my g-- No! No!"

And then just, "What?!"

The excitement you would get from it is so amazing.

It personalizes every fan to a certain band member.

Now it sounds like a corporate project almost, like Taylor Swift.

She's a corporate project.

There's nothing artistic about her.

(Finebros) So now there's only ten because two members

- recently left. - Why?

(Finebros) And there's controversies and stories like that throughout K-pop

about really intensive contracts that aren't fair,

but these people, at the same time, become some of the biggest stars

in the world.

What are your thoughts about that balance?

Well, I feel like if they knew what they were getting into,

then it's worth it.

If you can live with the restrictions, by all means, go ahead.

But, I mean, it is possible that things can be too strict

and you just can't live with it and you wanna get out of it.

You kinda knew what you were getting into.

You should have read the contract, to be completely honest.

You know what you're signing up for, so you can't really complain.

Look at what it says on the piece of paper.

It kinda reminds me of the star system or whatever,

like way back when in Hollywood.

They wouldn't really treat the actors or the entertainers very well,

but you just had to do it if you wanted to be famous

and you wanted to be a star.

(Finebros) Do you think it takes away from people's enjoyments

or thoughts about the band when members quit?

I think it would.

We have just suffered the loss of Zayn from One Direction.

I only cried for three hours.

I think it can hurt them, but after a while

they've just gotta move on. They gotta keep making music.

When someone leaves, it's not really the same band any more,

especially if they're your favorite, then that'd be really bad.

And then if they're suing too, you're like, "What?"

Your whole world's turned upside down.

(Finebros) What aspects about this group do you think

make them this popular?

Probably the dance and the choreography.

'Cause they have ten freaking people, so there's a lot of diversity.

They can sing-- a lot of girls like that. (laughs)

And they can dance. A lot of girls like that.

Their vocals are on point. It's not auto-tune.

Their dancing's really good.

And you don't really see people that dance much in music videos any more.

I know, from experience, [inaudible].

The tempo, the flow of the words, it just sounds so great.

I mean, who doesn't love when a Spanish person rolls their R's?

(Finebros) Finally, how does it feel being part of the first generation

to have the opportunity to actually easily be able to find

- foreign music like this? - That's awesome!

We can know what's going on, what's popular across the world

without spending two minutes trying to look for it.

I've always grown up with Internet,

- but some people haven't. - (Finebros) Like us?

That's weird!

Life without the Internet... that sounds bizarre.

♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪