Nayoung says: Top ten gigs!!!!

Some so-called “old punk dudes” often say punk gig nowadays is not good enough compared to 70’s or 80’s but there is no way I can go to shows in 70’s or 80’s. I respect classic band but I think it is lame just to soak from the nostalgia and make light of all the active bands playing these days. As you may see from my travel diary and gig report, I like to see many bands that are new, old and the one I really like. Therefore, I would like to write about the best live TOP 10 so far!! First of all, I am more like emotional person rather than analytic person who really try to criticize everything. I don’t like the band merely based on music. So my top10 might look crappy but what the fuck, who does even give a shit?

10. KOMATOZ at Play Fast or Don’t 2010]
Actually KOMATOZ are one of the reasons I went to PFOD. I loved them so much when I listen to their records and read their interview on some Czech fanzine. I was so impressed by their idea and attitude so I even translated their interview in Korean for my personal blog. So there is no doubt I was super excited to see their live!! They played very early I think around 1 or 2PM. It is super early for the festival because many people must be recovering from the prob the worst hangover in their life from last night haha. But I was in front row and enjoy their entire shows (even sound checking)!! They play like metal punk style and it was so good. Even though there aren’t many crowd compared to other band due to early time, the atmosphere was epic. I think I will have plenty of chance to see them in future because they are very active and tour all the time! One day I hope they tour Asia too.

9. Systematic Death at The Know (Portland)
I think it was around 2008 they toured US. I was in Portland for my summer vacation and had chance to see them in Portland. I had never seen any Japanese hardcore band at that time and it was my first experience to see Japanese hardcore band. How weird is that? I live in the country which is the closest from Japan and had never had chance to see Japanese bands? Anyhow it is the fact. It isn’t very long time that i started to listen hardcore, punk music so I had little knowledge. Anyway, I was blown away to see their live and thought I need to go to Japan for the first time. Their live was full of energy. I felt like I was being charged like battery haha. And the atmosphere was awesome too. It was free show so lots of punks came to the show. I am kinda got used to see punks now but at that time It was just new experience just to see punks gathering in the same place. Strangely, I saw them 4 or 5 times after this show (of course in Japan) but I didn’t get to me like this one. They might have played better in Japan but like I said, I am not the person who says “They played suck this time” “they played better than last time” type of person. NEXT!

8.VIVISICK in Tokyo (Destino Final Final show)
Ok.. I heard about VIVISICK when I was in Brazil in 2007. There is a Brazilian band I really liked called Mukeka Dirato. I was hoping to see them in Brazil but what a shitty timing! They were touring JAPAN at that time. I was buying some records and then found the records they split with VIVISICK. Actually, when I first listened their records, I wasn’t that impressed. They are good but not FUDIDO!! territory. Anyway, I got to see their live when I was in Tokyo for the Destino Final tour, and I was like so shocked. SOOO GOOD!! They know exactly what they are doing and I couldn’t stop smile during whole show. After this, I always try to see their gig when I go to Japan. They are animal on the stage. Fucking INSANE!! You must see their live and meet them too. Totally punk minded super nice guys!! I hope to see their live in Korea before I die.

7.DESTINO FINAL in Gifu,Japan
Destino Final from Spain! I always loved Spanish punk bands so it is hard to miss these awesome Spanish d-beat monsters. I was pretty hesitate between Destino final and Extreme Noise Terror + World Burn to Death but I decided to go for this show. Consequentially, I was lucky enough to catch the both shows but even if I hadn’t’, I made really good choice. The venue was located in Gifu and it has been my favorite city since then. There is small venue looks like European squat and the show was held there. Everyone goes insane all the time and all my friends were made total chaos! I am so glad I got a chance to see them. I now certainly know it is very hard for me to see them one more time. I am going to play Destino Final and Invasion 12” right now.

6.AGE in Varning Montreal Fest (Montreal)
OK! One of my favorite Japanese bands ever!! I really liked their music when my friends first introduce AGE and I liked them even more the fact that they are from Niigata. I know this sounds kinda silly but some time I have some kind of special affection for certain area, city bands. Its my thing let it go. I saw them many times in Japan usually in Tokyo but for me the best of their live was at Varning. I mentioned about this horrible event occurred to me at that time in my previous post but luckily I could see them in live. AGE..What a great band!!! I really hope I will see their gig more and more!! I will make a short weekend trip next month to Niigata. Unfortunately AGE is not playing but I am so stoked to visit Niigata and see Blowback. Why all niigata bands so kicking ass? It is Mystery indeed.

5.DARGE at HUCKFINN,Nagoya,Japan
I think Darge is definitely the band Ive seen more than 10 times HAHA!! I go to Nagoya so many times to hangout with these guys. Super nice, totally open-minded punk attitude, hate bullshit more than anyone.. just totally awesomeness. I first met Rafael (Bassist) in person in 2009 when I went to Nagoya to see Hellshock. Since then, we’ve became very close friend so I started to go to Japan so many times (and I will visit Nagoya again next month) BUT I don’t like Darge just because they are good friend of mine. Their music is brutal as fuck. They changed their music style recently and it is even better than before. Fast, Dark, Brutal and powerful. It is insane. The one more thing I love about them is they are very active. Who doesn’t respect active band?? These guys are always doing this and planning, organizing that. It is totally awesome. They are still planning lots of things for this year. So you must keep your eyes wide open.

4.FY FAN (in Korea)
Ok, FYI, the country called Korea where I live may not exactly the place you want to live if you like punk and hardcore music. Many people whining about this but hey! It is brutal truth. Korea is very close to Japan (about one and half hours from Japan by flight) so you might think it would be similar.. WRONG!!!!!!!! Anyway, in 2009, Swedish band called FY FAN invaded Korea. I can’t still believe they actually came to Korea just to have a good time playing show. I helped their Korean tour and it was so much fun. They made long tour starting from Korea to Australia at that time and I wanted them to enjoy every moment while they are staying in Korea. They played 3 times and it was very brutal and insane shows. Everyone went nuts. This is so understandable since it is extremely rare for some good bands from oversea come to Korea so people must be so impressed by it. Kojang who runs this blog with me remembered this show as the best show he’s ever seen in Korea at that time. I really hoped this will be seed for inviting many bands who are touring Asia region but unfortunately it is still hibernation mode. They currently stop playing temporarily but you can check their ep. Man.. such a good memory!

3. HELLSHOCK in PDX
HELLSHOCK!! I love this band so much! I really like stenchcore so I must like this band haha. I first saw them when I stay in Portland in 2006 and love them so much since then. You know..Sometime you have some feelings for some bands that dragged you into new music. For me, Hellshock is the one. When I first saw them in punk show in Portland I was so impressed by their live and started to listen all the punks from old to recent one and collecting a vinlys. So of course Hellshock is very special band for me. I try to catch their live once in a year and it seems to work so far except last year. I went to Montreal but shitty travel agency fucked all this up so I couldn’t get to see them even though I flew to Montreal haha. Well maybe this year I hope I can see them. I think many people in Korea started to listen hellshock and stuff so I hope next time they tour Japan they could stop by Korea as well. It makes me smiling just to think that happened in future.


2. Hibernation at PFOD
Hibernation!!!!!!! Who doesn’t know Hibernation is awesome!? They are probably the biggest reason I went to Czech last year. I was hesitating some of festivals around the world and when I saw this flyer Hibernation from Greece playing? I was like “ I am so fucking going to Czech!!!”.
I have only listened to their records so I was so curious what it is like when I actually see them. I was blown away when I see their live. Of course there was no disappointed at all. I have to admit that I appreciate their live so much because Hibernation is the band which is really really hard for me to see unless I go to Greece. Maybe even if I went there, It would be still hard to catch their show because I think they don’t play that often. Even though there was lots of good and big bands played at the festival, my favorite was Hibernation (maybe Counterblast too? hahaha)!!! I know I probably wouldn’t have chance to see them in my country but if you have chance (especially those who lives in Europe), please check them out!


1.TRAGEDY in PDX
I assume that recently tragedy became so huge and there are many extremely ‘cool’ people feel like it is not cool to like famous band and shit but whatever. I am not really happy with people those who make fun of people who like tragedy and listen their records as newbie poseur shit. Anyway, I love Tragedy like many people do and I can say they are one of my favorite bands. I can’t still forget the night in 2006, I saw them in small punk venue in Portland. It was some kind of local festival and I saw the tragedy for the first time. Their live was good enough making me deeply moved. I can’t go to Portland or Europe every year to see them but I always eager to see their show. You know I feel like my heart is tearing apart when I see they play in like US or Europe because I know I am not able to see them there hehe. So.. Tragedy is top 1 best live I’ve ever seen so far!


I feel so bad I couldn’t include more bands(like Counter Blast, Deviated Instinct, E.N.T) I thought live was fucking awesome but I am already exhausted to right this much stuff in English. I hope this list changes soon!! That means I will see more good shows from now on heh. For the person like me who lives in wasteland for diy punk and hard core music, South Korea, it is really hard to see good bands from all over the world and even local one. I fully understand people in Korea always bitching about there are lack of good band and touring band but I think sometime it is good to travel around the world and meet new people and see the band you liked from long time ago. Seeing new things can be inspirations and It can be good motivation to start to do something for my local scene.

Punk Trip to Taipei and Kuala Lumpur (Feb,2011) Part 2!!!

Here I come!! Kuala Lumpur!!! I went through immigration. I think most of immigration officers are fucking cunty cunt shit but KL one was different!! I am not being shallow bitch here but fucking my officer was the most handsome officer I’ve ever met in my travel history(maybe just for my taste??). And he was totally smiled at me, winked and asked sort of private questions puhahahhaha!!! I was almost about to ask when do you get off your work kkkk

After the immigration, I took an express train to KL Sentral Station. When I looked outside, it was very exotic and I could feel the hotness through the window. I arrived at Sentral station and waited for Jeo to pick me up. I was very glad that he actually came to the station even though he must be very busy to prepare the gig!!! We took a cab to the venue. KL looked pretty developed city and there are many different races. I knew Malaysia has many Muslims but I was surprised to see the Arabic letter on sign. At this point, I thought I made really smart choice to choose KL over Japan because I love to see and try new things :D

When I get off the cab and entered the venue, there was second culture shock!!!! It was like big restaurant and at the end of it, there is entrance door to the live club. When it comes to the punk venue, I’ve always expected some basement club located in seedy area of the town. WRONG!
Anyways, there was quite a lot of punks were hanging out, eating food. I was introduced to some local& Singaporian punks and chatted little while.. Man..I was very v~~ery tired.. I shouldn’t have drunk that much last night in Taiwan. And the weather!! I don’t want to bitch about the weather (It is stupid) but I am extremely weak at hot weather. And of course it was very hot in Malaysia haha! So I probably drank millions of ice tea (actually I needed beer so much).

Well..I met this girl named Ebit and she knows like everything in Korea!! Hahahah We had chat about Korea and cultural things.. It was very surprised to see foreigner knows about Korea so well even though they live in other part of the world. Maybe K-POP actually is advertising Korea somehow heheh. My Japanese punk friends are asking about KARA and my Taiwanese punk friends mention about Girls Generation’s legs thing hahahahah!! But it is way better than listen the name Kim Jung Ill or do you really eat dog shit whenever I said I am from Korea.

The show was supposed to start at 4PM but it didn’t get started around 6PM. Haha I don’t like punctuality when it comes to gig so it was cool. I looked through some merch table and bought couple of tapes. I wanted to buy some tour t-shirt and records but they sold all their stuff in Japan. There was only XS size of tour t-shirts left. I can’t even put my arm into those tiny shirts.

I respect my Malaysian friend’s life style and would like to do the same when I am staying their country BUT I couldn’t resist drinking beer HAHAHA!!! So I started to drink a beer, before first band geen naam starts to play. Not many people were during the live but I try not to miss any bands when I go to punk gig. They were actually good!! Total metal punk attack!!!! I was overly excited to see a band playing in Malaysia though hahah.

After them, it was Kathgor. They are not really my cup of tea but I have to mention about the female vocal. I usually don’t like female fronted bands because of scratchy high pitched voice. It makes my nails hurt (you know the sounds nail scratching on to the black board shit). But vocal of Kathgor??? She knows what she’s doing!!! Brutal as fuck!!!! I loved her voice so much BAGUS!!!

After Kathror, I drank again..again..and again~ haha. There are couple of people were drinking at the bar (not many!!). They were interested in talking to me cuz I am from different country so we had some funny conversation. Of course they were very nice and friendly. They offered me a drink. Like I said, I even sell my soul for free beer hahahaha!!! If it weren’t for Jeo, I would have been done so much embarrassing shit like I always do.
He saved my skin. Thanks Jeo!!

Anyway, I kinda don’t remember what the next band was. It was either Atomic death or Kahroshi
(Sorry, I have serious memory problem. My brain is kinda like swiss cheese now).
But I will write Atomic Death first haha!!! They played brutal Thrash!! They are sooo sooooooo good!! I was overly excited while their show haha!! I think I heard their split CD will come out next month?
Check them out!!!! Actually Atomic Death was my favorite band of this night.

Next band was Kahroshi (sp?). SHIT!! This band plays dark and heavy-moody-crusty 3 combos!! My favorite kind of music hehehe. They covered Hellshock too. Anyway, I didn’t know Malaysian punk scene or music before I came here, so I was very surprised to see a lot of interesting bands. I heard punk scene around SE asia is burning now but to experience is beyond my expectation! I feel so lucky to make this trip.

Finally, it is Nuclear Death Terror! Of course they played great and atmosphere was epic!! It was like a storm you know from start to the end. There was no rest hahaha!! Fucking Brutal!! But I have to tell this, I didn’t go to Malaysia JUST to see NDT. If international band comes to some place, I have better chance to see more awesome local bands and crowd and even band from another country because it is unusual event. That’s all. I was kinda sick and tired of hearing “Are you here for (band name)?”

Last band was Lifelock from Singapore. They play raw d-beat punk! It is always good to listen raw as fuck d-beat!! They were actually pretty awesome. I can’t wait to hear some stuff from their music. What did I do in Singapore?? Haha I doubt I go to Singapore anytime soon but If I have a chance, I will def check out more Singapore bands.

Ok, the show is officially over but there will be after party!!
I was talking to many people outside of the venue, and ran into Hisham from SMG. I’ve never met him in person but my Czech friend gave me his contact. Surprisingly he gave me bunch of split tapes!! How nice he is?? I checked them out when I got back to Korea and they fucking rules!! SMG seems very active band as well. I respect active band!! Pure Brutal Grindcore! Awesome!!!

Picture time..Say good bye time..Then we went to Jalan Allor(sp?). It is basically the street has full of restaurant outside. I love this kind of atmosphere!! I feel more comfortable eating outside then inside kkkkk Our table was full of the nicest local punks(Jeo,Atomic Death members,Tumin). We talk so many thing and eat yummy food. Sambal Sauce in my blood!!!!:D Why Malaysian food is so good?? I will miss this. Malaysian punks are extremely nice and friendly. They first seems to be shy but after we talk little bit more, they are very friendly. They even made fun of my accent hahahha.

Even though I didn’t drink that much as usual, I was extremely tired so I had to crash somewhere. Epiana drove us all to Jery’s record shop and I passed out immediately.. My first day in Kuala Lumpur was very intense and fun..I already started to miss these things while I was writing this diary.

Much Respect to all Malaysian Punks!!!

Montreal PART DEUX!

    I think I am hopeless, impossible. I got to the airport an hour before the flight AGAIN (it had been 2 days after I missed my flight to MTL hehe..) But this time, I got on the plane on time and took a sleeping pill and knocked out right away!! First I stopped over Vancouver and went through immigration. The Canadian immigration is harsher than US one I think. at least to me. They brought me into the small depressing room again for hard interview. They always ask same questions over and over.. like why are you here, what are you going to do in Canada, do you have relative in Canada, how much do you have in cash..blah blah fucking blah..I barely felt humiliation in my life but when I am in that fucking interview office, I couldn’t feel more humiliated without reasons. I hate to go through immigration even though I like travel so much. In my experience, the worst immigration experience goes like 1. Russia 2. Canada 3. US

   Ok, I got on the same plane and my second destination was Toronto. I stopped over in Toronto airport like 3 hours and then got on the plane to Montreal. My flight duration was total 17 hours from Korea to Montreal. If it weren’t for my sleeping pill, I wouldn’t have made it this trip hahaha. Anyway, finally I got to Montreal airport!! It was after midnight Friday. If I am lucky, I can catch up the last band AGE but If not, I will have to be at the venue after the show. I have reserved illegal cabbie thing which is ran by Korean ( I didn’t know Montreal has this shit too haha), and he was waiting for me out side of the gate. Thanks to him, I FINALLY arrived at Katacombes!!!! I was so surprised!
1. It has been a quite long time since I saw this many crusties.
2. The biggest punk venue I’ve ever seen (there is even second floor?????)
3. Last but not least, the smell part!! Since I live in Korea, I usually go to Japan to see crust gigs. Surprisingly, Japanese punks have shampoo fragrance rather than stinky smell! It was the biggest culture shock I had in Japan. Even though I love so-called ‘Shampoo Punks’ sometime I always miss crusty smell (something must be wrong with me hehe). But when I entered in to Katacombes, I smelled the crusty!!!! I was like “ohh yeah!! Long time no smell!!!”. This sounds kinda freaky but I actually enjoyed this part so much that I didn’t even need a cup of vodka to stick my nose in.

   I coat-checked my baggage and then first thing I always do?? Grabbing a beer!!! Thankfully the AGE show has not started yet. I met JTA..Meggon…Alex MTL..Alex Cleveland..Cece..Kid..and So many people this night! They were all super nice and kind. I was worried first but they were so funny and nice!! I am so glad that I got to meet these cool people. I think I was very lucky.

  Finally, AGE started to play! Actually, I was really disappointed to miss all those local bands that I really wanted to see on Friday. AGE is def one of my favorite bands in Japan and I went to Japan many times to see their gig. However, I kinda wanted to check out more North American bands than Japanese band for this time because of the travel distance matter. But fuck, it was the best AGE show I’ve ever seen!!!! Maybe I was too excited? I don’t know but I was really really enjoyed their show. Total metal punk assault!! They played so well and the atmosphere was amazing too. People seemed to have loads of fun during their show.

   After the show, I said hi to many friends and have been introduced to new people as well. They were very surprised that I came from so far away to see this festival. Janick seemed to be very surprised that I actually showed up haha!! I was little bit surprised that I actually made this trip kinda impulsively. Hahaha. Anyways, I mostly talked to people from Cleveland and they were probably the nicest people I’ve ever met!! Also very funny too (they said I am funny though..I don’t get it hehehe).
I left so many Nayoung’s quotation during my stay.. the first one started this night.
Usually Korean people aren’t really familiar with drug thing. Believe it or not, so am I. So when I saw my friend doing the hand gesture indicating cocaine, I thought he was fucking sick and have a runny nose. How stupid!! Haha!!! Sorry! 

Anyway, I was so happy to see Portland friends and nice people. I think we had a nice conversation even though my memory is blurred out due to massive amount of alcohol (^_^)V Megon and Alex kindly let me stay their apartment so couple of people headed back to their place! I had hard time sleeping because of jet leg but I couldn’t even fall asleep anyway cause I was super excited! My first night of Montreal!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yay!!!

all photos in this post graciously received from CeCe Manning!

she rules!

Punk Trip to Taipei and Kuala Lumpur (Feb,2011)

Punk Trip to Taipei and Kuala Lumpur (Feb,2011)


It is Lunar New Year 2011!! The logest and biggest holiday in Korea!! As you guys may know, Korean people cannot really appreciate the holiday. People forced to work all the time and laziness is not allowed. Luckily, this year I had one week vacation from my work which I was fuck-yeahing over 2 weeks before the holiday.

However, unfortunately, as a low budget traveler like me, this isn’t very good time to go abroad because there is huge price increase in plane ticket due to holiday seasons. I was checking with some travel agency and so desperate. USD 600 for Japan, USD 1,000 for Singapore???!!!FUCK THAT SHIT!! Beside of the price issue, there is no seat available anyway.. Who the fuck said Korean economy is depressed??

Fortunately, I was mindlessly surfing the travel agency web-site and scored THE golden ticket (at least to me). The flight schedule is like this..

Korea -> Taiwan 5th/Feb (Saturday) – 17 hours stop over in Taipei
Taipei -> Kuala Lumpur 6th/Feb (Sunday)
Kuala Lumpur -> Taipei 8th/Feb (Tuesday) – 17 hours stop over in Taipei AGAIN
Taipei -> Korea 9th/Feb (arrive to ICN)

Because of this hardcore flight schedule, no one dare to take this torturous trip except me and the price of ticket was reasonable compared to other flight to KL.

Why I chose to go to Kuala Lumpur? While I was checking with some touring schedule in Asia, I found out that the Nuclear Death Terror from Denmark is touring Asia region during this time.
I could go to Japan (It is cheaper and closer to Korea), but I just wanted some new experience and meet new people!! I was hesitating between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur but It was easy to make a decision since I’ve been to Singapore for 3 times already haha.

I asked my friends some Malaysian contact and started to contact with some of them couple of weeks before I go to KL. They were very helpful like most punks are. I always so surprised that punk scene is really kinda small. Every punk seems to know each other through mutual friends. If I weren’t into punk music, I really doubt that I am able to have friend from Brasil, Sweden and so on..

So I finally left Korean and fly to Taiwan! Fucking six hundred thousand Korean people made chaos at the AIRPORT to get the fuck outta Korea. It was INSANE!! I was lucky enough to mix with those people.


- 5th.Feb,2011 (Taipei)
I am sure many of you guys are not familiar with the country Taiwan. I have some friends who live in Taiwan (punks and not punks). I visit Taiwan pretty often (like once in a year). Somehow, I really have this ‘thing’ for Taiwan (my Taiwanese friends don’t agree with my opinion though hahaha).

Po Wei picked me up from the Ximen station and we headed to his store called “Liberated Rhythm”. It is basically punk shop that has all the cool stuff (records, t-shirts, accessories..ect). Sometime, I am always jealous that Taiwan has this kind of punk shop even though the punk scene is not so big. Also his girl friend Ishin is very talented artist even though I am very anti-art person. She showed me couple of flyers and art-works she’s worked and it was all amazing. Very unique drawing style!!! She would be the first person I would ask some art-work or flyer if I have chance haha!! We waited Apun and his girl friend Tina and headed to Da-An Park (the biggest park in Taipei) for open-air show. I didn’t expect to catch some gig while I was staying in Taiwan but I was very lucky to catch all my friend’s bands (Selfish Sucker,Bazooka..).

Ok, I am officially on Holiday so I need a drink!! I went to 7eleven and grabbed Taiwan Beer!! First band was Sleaze. This band plays sludge and doom style. I was very surprised that I see this kind of band in Taipei!!! They were far beyond over my expectation!! They were very dark,melodic and heavy. Loved it! I can’t wait for their record release!! After Sleaze played, I met up with Taiwanese punk friend Mob Wang and had some nice conversations. Taiwan people are probably the most similar to Korean people and somehow I got to know the best Taiwanese people HAHA!

Second was Selfish Sucker which my friend Apun is playing, they are more like street punk than crust punk music. Definitely not my cup of tea but I enjoyed to see youth Taiwanese punks are making chaos and support. The funny part is that, the way they look is like 100% crusties hahaha
All the band patches and black stretch jeans..band t-shirts thing!! If someone see the Taiwanese punk kids, people might think all Taiwanese punks are crusties. Is Po Wei’s shop responsible for this? I don’t know haha

The Last band was Bazooka (Thrash!!). Last time I saw them at the club Under World (地下社會) and It was totally awesome. Today’s show was okay but I expected little more from them like last time. Maybe next time will be a lot better with fixed members?

After the show, we went to night market to grab a bite. Man.. Taipei is heaven for food. I love every food in Taiwan! Since I am not a vegetarian, I had more choice to fulfill my tummy. We took out some food and beers and sit at the punk park and chatted for many things cultural thing..gossip (I can even gossip over Taiwanese punk scene…hahaa I know too many informations!! Haha)..laughing.. it is always great to meet friends!

I really don’t get why Taiwanese people don’t like Korean in general. They said it is because of politic issue (diplomatic break between Korea & Taiwan) but I think there is something more complicated issues. Fuck it! I love Taiwan so much!! My favorite city in Asia is Taipei. If you have chance to visit Taiwan, please stop by Liberated Rhythm store and meet Taipei punks! You will love it here so much like I do. Taiwanese punk scene is very small compared to other countries but they are very supportive I guess.

Anyway, it was getting really cold outside so we were back to Po Wei’s shop and chat a lot of funny thing. It goes until 2~3 I guess.. then I was totally wasted by myself (Taiwanese Punks are not really messy drinker like me. They are fucking gentle!) and went to bed.

Thankfully, Po Wei woke me up on right time (5AM), I took a cab to the air-port bus terminal. I was still drunk even at the airport gate.

I was a sleep right after I put my fat-ass on the air-plane seat and couldn’t even notice the plane departed. I had good and sweet sleep for about 3 and half hours during the flight to Kuala Lumpur (my second destination).