JYP’s attempt to liberalize Korea started in his pants

Comeback singer (and super producer) Park Jin-young’s (JYP) attempt to liberalize sex in Korea began back in the mid 90’s.The unidentified picture above offers little clue as to how he could have done that. In fact, he doesn’t look half bad in his tight undershirt. However, his message is very clear (pun intended).

JYP’s song, “Don’t leave me” from 1995

Holy Moly! What the HELL is this man wearing? This outfit is nowhere nearly as bad as Ho-young’s clear plastic top. Yes, it’s laughable, but if you think about it, what better way to clearly signal to the public that Korea needs to loosen up? If you want to make a loud statement, just wear a black thong with clear plastic pants in an model-like leg up pose and volia, the public will know just what you want….or do they? Hmmm, these pants bring new meaning to “sweat pants.”

I hope JYP has retired his clear plastic pants for his comeback.

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