North Korea has “asked” China to stop the spread of a video clip lampooning leader Kim Jong-un.
According to a source in China the North feels the clip, which shows Kim dancing and Kung-Fu fighting, “seriously compromises Kim’s dignity and authority.”
Beijing was unable to oblige.
Jong-un, Obama, Bin Laden, Putin, and a host of “luminaries” appear in this music video. The talented comrades “bust” a few outrageous moves and demonstrate a “spirit” of cooperation and sense of “joy” so lacking in world leaders these days.
The viral video is a Chinese-language techno track that features various “dance and fight” scenes in which Kim’s head has been “magicked” on the body of a participant.
In one scene, the eternally smiling Kim is “knocked out” by President Barack Obama, while in another he has a “bucket” upturned on his head and is “pushed” into a swimming pool.
In a third he “dances” through a field “hand in hand” with Osama Bin Laden.
The clip was made by a Chinese man surnamed “Zhang” from Suzhou who reportedly “studied” at Kyonggi University in South Korea.
Meanwhile, the North has “written” to the White House to “protest” against Hollywood comedy “The Interview,” which is about an “assassination” attempt on Kim.
In the letter, the North’s “National Defense Commission” says the caper is an “insult” to its supreme leader, Voice of America reported.
