Dennis Rodman is back in North Korea helping train their national basketball team for an exhibition game on January 8th to celebrate Kim Jong Un's birthday. The team will play against a team of former NBA basketball players who have yet to be announced. Rodman is in North Korea days after Kim Jong Un had his uncle and former mentor executed. What is Rodman thinking? Well, in this video, he explains why he's in North Korea for a third time saying that he's just there to visit his friend, Kim Jong Un.
What's the story with Dennis Rodman and his North Korea schtick? Is he getting money from them? It has to be money...right? Bizarre...— Eric Meditz (@EricMeditz) December 19, 2013
I hope Dennis Rodman brings me back the refrigerator magnet I wanted from N. Korea... I need it for my collection.— Paula Bel (@RealPaulaBel) December 19, 2013
Dennis Rodman has gone to North Korea to organise a basketball match for his new mate Kim Jong-un's birthday. I've heard it all now— Ewan Boosey (@ewanboosey) December 19, 2013
I worry that Dennis Rodman will be held as a political prisoner in North Korea. And that we may be forced to pay, for them to keep him.— Fake Phill Kline (@NotPhillKline) December 19, 2013
Rodman's back in North Korea. Will he be staying long enough to celebrate Kim-Jong-Un-Mas? #KimJongUnMasJammies
— Jenna Kim Jones (@jennakimjones) December 19, 2013Related articles
- Dennis Rodman In North Korea To Prep For Kim Jong Un's Birthday (talkingpointsmemo.com)
- North Korea: Dennis Rodman arrives in Pyongyang to visit Kim Jong-un (telegraph.co.uk)
- Dennis Rodman Not Talking Politics in North Korea (world.time.com)
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