Essence “Crazy Chinese thieves, Hanbok, not Hanfu… Hip-hop is also theirs.”

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Rapper Essence was angry at the claims of Chinese netizens who argued that hanbok is their culture.

On the 15th, Esense posted a post on his SNS on the 15th, “I hope you have a good time for New Year’s Day. It’s not Hanfu, it’s Hanbok. These crazy thief Xs. Shamelessly. People who think that Hanbok is Chinese. Get up to know Korean.”

Then he yelled, “Isn’t it saying that hip-hop also started in China and not in the US?”

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In addition, Essence strongly pointed out, “It’s different from Hanpu and Hanbok, and that some Chinese people say to study history, but don’t be bullshit. The word Hanpu was only used recently. Kimchi was also theirs, so it was XX.”

Esense quoted the content he received, saying, “There is a funny thing among the mentions,” and “I heard that he boycotted kimchi when he boycotted Korea in China. Is this actually what happened?”

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Esense, who posted a photo of a man and a woman wearing a hanbok as a promotional material for Korea from a Chinese travel agency, said, “Some of the kids were brainwashed and insisted on me to study.” “The Chinese who used to curse (?) for eating kimchi are now kimchi. They say it’s theirs,” he said, angered at their misconduct.

At the same time, Essence said, “You’re a WHO organization.”

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Meanwhile, on the 16th, Essence once again supported the claim of the uniqueness of Hanbok by citing the contents of the Samguk Sagi on his SNS.

E-Sense, which gained great popularity by debuting on the mainstream with the hip-hop duo’Supreme Team’ in 2009, recently released’Marigold Tapes’, an album commemorating the 5th anniversary of the release of the first full album,’The Annedot’.

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