Dammit, all wushu again, well, all besides the Aikido bit, which isn't really kung fu.

I have to admit, whent he wushu guys arn't running around i enjoy their stuff, but when they run half the floor thats when i wanna take 'em out.
but that 2 on 1 bit torawrds the end in black and white, that stuff was awesome. I'd love to do a demo like that

Hi welcome back, the usual is going on. Discussing training lately mostly. And of course the virtual martial arts championships.

If you can fight a genuine Dragon Master then that will be the best style...
there are places that teach you dragon straight away... those are all a bunch of crap or wushu!
Dragon takes years upon years before you can start learning.
in my club you have to master Tiger, Crane, Snake and Panther before you can learn dragon... and thats a lot of kung fu to learn.
There is a lot more than just the movements to learn, the spirit of the Dragon will take a long time to master, longer than the physical part of the style.

My opinion, which is pretty good when it comes to kung fu, is Dragon

i say you should always finish what you start. go as far as you can with what you're doing now and then you can do something else. don't waste those three years. actually, i don't know why you wouldn't be able to do both. you don't have to do one or the other. you consider yourself a martial ARTIST right? an artist in anything is open minded. limiting yourself to just one style is like a painter using just one color. i've done kung fu, tae kwon do, wrestling and boxing all at the same time. i wouldn't suggest most people do so much at one time. most of the time i just did two. anyway this is just my opinion. just make sure you think about the time and effort you put in to tae kwon do before you decide to do something else.

i say stay in tae kwon do until you get your black belt. Coz it is an achievment, no matter how easy you find the style!
It also depends on what kung fu you want to do. Whether you want more of the fighting style of kung fu, want tog et into wushu with the flashy stuff... so think about that first...
Or, you could consider muay thai. Its a much tougher style than tae kwon do, and it focuses more on elbows and knees... the all around body stuff...
It will be similar to what your doing, so if you liek what your doing, but want more style variation, and a tougher challenge, then go for you black singlet in muay thai

stay, finish. once you get your black belt, it would be time for you to go up a new level. and plus youl better history of martial arts. and youl be more respected.

good choice. like ontite said you'll have a history in martial arts. you'll have an advantage most people wouldn't have since you've already excelled in one area of martial arts. kung fu is a more complex style but you should catch on pretty fast.