North Korean leader Kim Jong Un demands viral video, "Fat Guy Number 3" featuring Kim fraternizing happily with President Obama, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Osama Bin Laden, The Yankees, alt. etc. be removed from internet, as if thats even possible.
First let loose on China's Tencent video sharing website, Kim follows suit with his largely absurd idea to"resolute and merciless response" over the Seth Rogan and James Franco joint The Interview.
China based publication, Chosun Ilbo reports "Beijng was unable to oblige,” after North Korea asked China cease and desist on the viral tip.
Further, a statement from North Korea on behalf of Kim:
"the North feels the clip, which shows Kim dancing and Kung-Fu fighting, 'seriously compromises Kim's dignity and authority.
The video is the work of a Suzhou resident/South Koreas’ Kyonggi University student Zhang, who has more than 190,000 followers on Weibo, the other Facebook, and has been making quality GIFs of Kim for two years. "Fat Guy Number 3" features the musical stylings of C-Pop chart topper, “Little Apple” by the Chopstick Brothers.
The imagery is dicey at worst, impersonating Kim dancing in precarious ways with, or as, precarious people, a kick in the back by Obama, and heavy Kung Fu Hustle references. The hilarity continues as Kim impersonates Carlton Banks and finishes with the World Cup references and finishes with Kim riding off into the crisp white snow on a hog.
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