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As previously reported, Lee Seung Gi had revealed that he was “a really easy guy” and that he wanted female celebrities to ask for his number.
His mentor, Lee Sun Hee, responded to the statement by revealing, “I would often ask Seung Gi, ‘Don’t you think SNSD’s YoonA is pretty?’ and he’d always reply with just, ‘Yes.’”
Seung Gi carefully replied, “I like YoonA-ssi, she’s very pretty, but I also don’t think that it’s appropriate to reply to that question saying I like her so I just say ‘Yes.’ Maybe it’s because I debuted at such a young age, but I don’t have that instinctive defense mindset for questions like that.”
When pressed about his ideal woman, he shyly admitted, “I like girls that have the style of YoonA.”


SM Entertainment is reportedly considering adding one more round to the SM Town Live in Paris scheduled in June.
On May 1 (local time), about 300 K-pop fans gathered at the Le musee de l’ouvre and did a flashmob asking SM to add “One More Date” for the sold out SM Town concert in Paris.
SM said on May 2, “K-pop fans in other European countries as well as in France participated in the flashmob for “another round” of the concert. The local fans’ response to the first SM Town concert in Europe is so passionate we are now checking our artists’ schedules to add one more round.”
Tickets for the SM Town Live World Tour in Paris were sold out in 15 minutes after the ticket sale started.
The fans who failed to get a ticket gathered at the Le musee de l’ouvre with pickets for “One More Date” and danced to Super Junior’s Sorry Sorry, TVXQ’s Mirotic, SHINee’s Replay, and so on.
As illegal tickets are traded at an inflated price, members of Korean Connection, a French K-pop fanclub, has collected signatures for another round of the concert on the facebook.
People in the K-pop industry said, “With the development of digital media, a new paradigm has been made for distributing and consuming contents through Youtube, twitter, facebook, or I-tunes. This is a case to prove that K-pop is consumed and valued even without local promotion.”
You could see the flashmob video here :

