MOGEF bans four songs from Jay Park’s ‘New Breed’ album

Jay Park‘s first album, ‘New Breed‘, has had a handful of songs become banned under the latest decision of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family.

The MOGEF released a new report on May 24th revealing that a total of four songs off of the album were deemed unsuitable for teens. “New Breed“, “AOM & 1llionaire“, and “Wasted” were banned for the use of slang, while “Turn Off Your Phone” was banned for sexually suggestive content.

Illinit‘s “Ill Bomb” and Dok2‘s “Leave Me Alone” also came under the same decision.

The ban will take effect starting May 31st.

Source + Photos: Star News via Naver

Jay Park to promote ‘New Breed’ in five Asian countries

Jay Park will be promoting his album in five different Asian countries.

The promotions will begin with a visit to Singapore on April 27th, Jay Park will also be traveling to the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia in May, wrapping up with a final stop in Japan in June.

This new promotion has been launched to celebrate the Asian version release of his first formal album ‘New Breed’. Jay wanted to thank his overseas fans for their unconditional love and support, and this mini-tour was also reported to be his own idea.

Jay Park has also been invited to attend the ‘Star Awards’ in Singapore, and will be putting on a special performance for the 6,000 fans in attendance. Furthermore, Jay has been receiving endless requests to conduct interviews on television, the radio, magazines, newspapers, and more, which proves the singer’s broad fan base and popularity overseas.

Meanwhile, Jay Park has also been selected as the newest honorary ambassador for ‘R-16 KOREA 2012′, and will be busy promoting B-Boy culture awareness to the world.

Source: Naeil via Nate