>#1: What JPOP song do you like to sing a lot?
>#2: Any embarassing moments?
>#3: Do you dance when you sing those JPOP songs?
>#4: Any memorable moments?
>#5: Your latest JPOP karaoke moment
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FROM VERONICA:
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1.      Spitz's "Robinson", it has a great melody and everyone in the
karaoke box seem to "tolerate" it OK ^_^

2.      Sure.  Back in 1994 when the Mariah Carey's "All I want for
Christmas is you" was blasting through every speaker in every city in Japan,
I attempted to sing due to peer pressure (!)  They said I could sing it
because I can read the English (!) Well, it was a bad mistake.

3.      Uh-uh. No way.  But I do go up in the front.

4.      When I left Japan, my farewell party was held at a karaoke joint.
We all promised to go karaoke again someday.  Someday...

5.      Over Christmas, I went karaoke'ing w/ about 6 people.  The place had
Korean songs, English, Chinese songs and of course Jpop.  I sang mostly
Jpop, and the rest of the crowd sang Chinese.  They didn't mind though (in
fact, they like it!  The songs I mean, not necessarily my voice).  Anyway, I
sang B'z "love me, I love you" but I had to play with the pitch in the
machine to get the original key.  By the time I found the right key, half
the song was gone. :(

Anyway, that was my entry. :)
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