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My Passion For America

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I moved with my family from Poland to the United States when I was in second grade. Ever since then, I always felt the privilege of knowing two completely different lifestyles allowed me to become more open-minded. Since I am fortunate enough to remember the culture of my motherland from when I was young, I grow up admiring different culture and observing what they have in common as well as seeking things that make each country unique. Consequently, I think it was my background that shaped me to be the person I am today as I love testing new ideas. My current passion is actually something I would never imagine myself doing back when I lived in Poland. When I was in seventh grade I stumbled upon a K-pop video, popular genera of music in the Korean industry. I began to research the K-pop industry and found it very intriguing. K-pop was unlike anything I have ever seen before. The music was very bright and the choreographies were fascinating. Everything was executed so precise that it inspired me to embellish my passion for music and one day become a dancer of such high level. Therefore, once I entered high school I joined the K-pop group at Taft. For the last three years I have continued to explore Korean culture through their music and dance as a group leader in K-pop. Some people find it a bit strange for someone who is not Korean to be …show more content…

Growing up in the US I came to understand that not everyone has to like the same thing and that is okay to be

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