K-Pop banned by British Government
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Amid the contemporary age, Britain has seen an increase in residents wanting to communicate with those overseas. Korea and surrounding areas have been within the grasp of the British People. Although Culture, Media and Sport MP John Whittingdale has witnessed a large surge in listens to K-Pop, as it's known. This music has been found to be linked to narcissism and blatant rudeness. Whittingdale then passed his concerns to the cabinet where The National Interest Act of 2017 was drafted and will be implemented into effect on May 1st 2018.
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