>>772446if you ask me, it is pretty much an extension of the american music industry. it exists to sell upper middle class white women something to fawn over that isn't a blonde-haired-blue-eyed-barbie-doll-bimbo straight out the factory, i.e. something exotic and foreign but not so exotic and foreign that it'd scare them away. it's like some degree of exoticism but also with familiarity.
in short, the mainstays of the american music industry, such as sex appeal, but packaged in a thin veneer of exoticism. but what the hell do I know desu.