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Ngakak ane gan! Korea Utara menyuruh warganya yg Pria potong rambut mirip Kim Jong-Un
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The latest bizarre rumour to emerge from North Korea claims that young men must undergo state-sanctioned haircuts to copy the style of Kim Jong-un.
North Korea's recent flurry of ballistic missile launches is in danger of being overshadowed by a potentially more disturbing rumour: the reclusive state's young men have reportedly been instructed to copy Kim Jong-un's haircut. Pyongyang has apparently issued state-sanctioned guidelines dictating that men - in particular those studying at universities - should have the same haircut as their young leader, according to a string of media reports.
Kim has long been renowned for his distinct hairstyle, dubbed in the past the "youth" or "ambition" cut. The look consists of shaved back and side with long hair at the top slicked into a centre parting. The order for all young men to copy Kim's haircut was issued two weeks ago by Pyongyang, according to reports on Radio Free Asia, with one source stating: "Our leader's haircut is very particular, if you will. It doesn't always go with everyone since everyone has different face and head shapes." Further concern surrounding the aesthetics of the newly mandated haircut were echoed in the Korea Times, with one unnamed former Pyongyang resident now residing in China telling the paper: "Until the mid-2000s, we called it the Chinese smuggler haircut."
It is not the first time that the important issue of haircuts has taken centre stage in Pyongyang politics, with earlier reports stating that every resident must choose a haircut from a list of officially approved styles - 18 for women and 10 for men. North Korea's state TV has also launched campaigns in the past opposing long hair, with the use of the slogan: "Let us trim our hair in accordance with the Socialist lifestyle." The new haircut mandate - reportedly widely online - is the latest in a string of tales of dictatorial excess to emerge from North Korea, and as is often the case, it was not immediately possible to confirm its veracity. However, some experts have cast doubt as to what extent it could be true, including Andray Abraham, executive director of the NGO Chosun Exchange, who recently visited Pyongyang."Everyone had typical haircuts last week," he told the NK News website, which also questioned whether such a mandate would be enforced the authorities.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/10725958/Rumours-Kim-Jong-un-is-forcing-North-Korean-men-to-copy-his-hairstyle.html
takut di nuklir rumah ane The latest bizarre rumour to emerge from North Korea claims that young men must undergo state-sanctioned haircuts to copy the style of Kim Jong-un.
North Korea's recent flurry of ballistic missile launches is in danger of being overshadowed by a potentially more disturbing rumour: the reclusive state's young men have reportedly been instructed to copy Kim Jong-un's haircut. Pyongyang has apparently issued state-sanctioned guidelines dictating that men - in particular those studying at universities - should have the same haircut as their young leader, according to a string of media reports.
Kim has long been renowned for his distinct hairstyle, dubbed in the past the "youth" or "ambition" cut. The look consists of shaved back and side with long hair at the top slicked into a centre parting. The order for all young men to copy Kim's haircut was issued two weeks ago by Pyongyang, according to reports on Radio Free Asia, with one source stating: "Our leader's haircut is very particular, if you will. It doesn't always go with everyone since everyone has different face and head shapes." Further concern surrounding the aesthetics of the newly mandated haircut were echoed in the Korea Times, with one unnamed former Pyongyang resident now residing in China telling the paper: "Until the mid-2000s, we called it the Chinese smuggler haircut."
It is not the first time that the important issue of haircuts has taken centre stage in Pyongyang politics, with earlier reports stating that every resident must choose a haircut from a list of officially approved styles - 18 for women and 10 for men. North Korea's state TV has also launched campaigns in the past opposing long hair, with the use of the slogan: "Let us trim our hair in accordance with the Socialist lifestyle." The new haircut mandate - reportedly widely online - is the latest in a string of tales of dictatorial excess to emerge from North Korea, and as is often the case, it was not immediately possible to confirm its veracity. However, some experts have cast doubt as to what extent it could be true, including Andray Abraham, executive director of the NGO Chosun Exchange, who recently visited Pyongyang."Everyone had typical haircuts last week," he told the NK News website, which also questioned whether such a mandate would be enforced the authorities.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/10725958/Rumours-Kim-Jong-un-is-forcing-North-Korean-men-to-copy-his-hairstyle.html
jadi kek mangkok pecah semua nanti rambut warga korea utara negara anti-mainstream 
jadi inget thread ane nyang ini http://www.kaskus.co.id/thread/532fd...g-un-gan-hahah
negara anti-mainstream jadi inget thread ane nyang ini http://www.kaskus.co.id/thread/532fd...g-un-gan-hahah
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