Korean youths go wild over Da Dump performance

Korean youths go wild over Da Dump performance

SEOUL, South Korea - Young South Koreans go wild over the stage performance of Japanese pop song group Da Pump held as part of events to mark the 40th anniversary of the normalization of bilateral relations at the Olympic Hall in Seoul on Jan. 28.

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