The Hong-de area (Hong-ik University) is one happening place, where on the last friday of every month you can purchase a 10,000 Won ticket (about $10) that get’s you into 10 clubs. It’s the perfect license for bar hopping. So, 2 weeks ago or so, I checked it out with my friend Jenna and Sheryl. Aside from the packs of U.S. military men swarming around the Western bars, everything seemed to be on the upside. Drinks are affordable, especially without tips — something that’s not really expected here in Korea. The style of music was rather limited, but atleast it was limited to what I prefer to go out dancing too. Mostly the clubs played recent singles by popular R&B artists or some Mellow Rap; one or two clubs had Western style alternative or grunge music, swaped in and out with dance classics or beeps and bleeps techno… I’m not a fan of bouncing up and down. The crowd’s dress was varied, I guess it was split between the gangster wanna-be’s in their baggies and the black clad, movie-star imposters. I went for the movie-star look. 
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Hong-de Club Day
The Hong-de area (Hong-ik University) is one happening place, where on the last friday of every month you can purchase a 10,000 Won ticket (about $10) that get’s you into 10 clubs. It’s the perfect license for bar hopping. So, 2 weeks ago or so, I checked it out with my friend Jenna and Sheryl. Aside from the packs of U.S. military men swarming around the Western bars, everything seemed to be on the upside. Drinks are affordable, especially without tips — something that’s not really expected here in Korea. The style of music was rather limited, but atleast it was limited to what I prefer to go out dancing too. Mostly the clubs played recent singles by popular R&B artists or some Mellow Rap; one or two clubs had Western style alternative or grunge music, swaped in and out with dance classics or beeps and bleeps techno… I’m not a fan of bouncing up and down. The crowd’s dress was varied, I guess it was split between the gangster wanna-be’s in their baggies and the black clad, movie-star imposters. I went for the movie-star look.
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