Website That Rhymes With CornShrub Exposes Kim Jong Un’s…Corn Habits But Somehow Has No Information On South Korea

Sexuality is a natural part of human nature and can be expressed in numerous ways. The most common way humans express and indulge their pleasures is through adult videos, called “corn” in safe-for-work spaces.

Corn sites have different categories of videos that can be searched to find exactly what an individual is looking for. Think of it like picking out groceries; instead of looking for a tomato, you are looking through categories like “feet” or other specific body parts, both larger and smaller.

Each year, the most popular and recognized corn site features an orange and black logo called something that rhymes with CornShrub. In 2019, the website shared that it had over 42 billion visits yearly.

The actual site’s logo features a similar orange and black design.

Like other sites online, like Google’s Year-In-Review, CornShrub shares its yearly data, broken down by age and other demographics.

CornShrub also shares what category is most viewed in a country, giving a unique insight into the interests of a country. This year’s breakdown included and excluded some surprising countries — North and South Korea.

While there was no data from South Korea this year, the nation led by Kim Jong Un‘s favorite category of corn to view is “Japanese.”

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un | Korea Central News Agency

These results have been constant over the last few years, with South Korea showing the same result.

Internet access in North Korea is minimal, with the average person being unable to access it or only accessing it for work or school, which is monitored. Only the extreme elite can have free reign over the web, meaning these results are likely based on a few thousand who can access it.

| Korea Central News Agency

It is also worth mentioning that it is illegal to consume adult material in North Korea, with those found guilty receiving 2-5 years in a labor camp.

Still, many smuggle corn, with it being said that propaganda balloons sent across the border until the practice was outlawed would contain adult material.