A.C.E Junhee - Debut Album ‘The First Day & Night’ Listening Session (250830) [ENG SUB]

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Hyo (2002)🇯🇵 Lee Yeontae (2009) 🇰🇷 Moon Jaeil (2007) 🇰🇷 Kim Bohyeon (2001) 🇰🇷 Kai (2007) 🇯🇵 Kang Junseong (2005) 🇰🇷 Park Sechan (2009) 🇰🇷 Haruto (2003) 🇯🇵 They will debut as YUHZ (Your Hertz) submitted by /u/Mundane_Detective_41 [link] [comments]

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Well it's been long since I thought about this. But Killin' it girl by Jhope and hot sauce by Babymonster are so good to hear these days.. Go ahead and tell me about your favourites too.. waiting!! submitted by /u/princess_bella- [link] [comments]

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from 2nd and 3rd gen? (both female and male) submitted by /u/krissy77777 [link] [comments]

clip: Boys 2 Planet - Kangmin, Gyehyeon, Anxin performing Lee Hi's Breathe VERIVERY recommendation of the day: So Gravity DIY MV (produced by VERIVERY (besides writing and composing songs and making choreographies, VERIVERY also film, edit, and produce MVs) submitted by /u/fried_chicken03 [link] [comments]

The blatant use of ai now is becoming a norm in kpop where in companies are resorting to it for faster production which apparently can save them time and money. I just saw a post about the recent trailer for a grp and almost 80% of it is ai generated which is sad and alarming. We might see full ai generated mvs in the future and also music getting replaced by fake artists. The constant usage of ai will be the death of creativity in kpop and the fast paced industry will abuse this to generate more money and save production cost. Literally lowering the quality for the sake of faster comebacks resulting to uninspired and mediocre results that of course, people will consume. submitted by /u/behindsomewalls [link] [comments]

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I'm really curious about how BTS celebrated Jungkook's coming of age. In many cultures, this is a very special milestone. As the youngest member, his "coming of age" must have been a unique moment for the group. ​I was wondering if the members have ever shared stories about how they helped him transition into adulthood. Are there any moments that show the members helping Jungkook navigate the social aspects of adulthood, given his age at the time? I'm looking for stories that show their brotherly bond and how they supported him during this important time. ​Thanks for your help! submitted by /u/StrictPrize2040 [link] [comments]

I'm curious about the dynamic between Jin and the other members, especially in relation to his role as the oldest 'hyung.' I know how important it is in Korean culture to address the oldest member respectfully. ​I was wondering, have there been any moments in videos where a member didn't call him 'Hyung'? If so, what was Jin's reaction? Did he get playfully upset, or did he take it seriously? I'm just looking for examples that show how they interact with each other. ​Thanks for any insights you can share! submitted by /u/StrictPrize2040 [link] [comments]

P.S. this is a criticism towards poor management, not the artists. Instead of being a one-hit wonder after BTS, HYBE capitalized on BTS’s hype and diversified their groups: NewJeans, ILLIT, ENHYPEN, TXT, LE SSERAFIM, and Katseye. All of these groups are thriving and frequently making headlines. Manon and other HYBE artists are even seen partying with the biggest celebrities in the West. YG, on the other hand, is banking on BLACKPINK. Still, each of the members has made a strong name for themselves, with collaborations alongside artists like Tyla and Bruno Mars, as well as appearances on the biggest shows. That’s no small achievement. Meanwhile, SM and JYP—once considered the “it” companies were marketing to the west before HYBE's existence i.e.,Wonder girls and F(x) had collabs with several western artists. Were they too early? JYP now leans heavily on Stray Kids and TWICE. While they still land collaborations and attend major events, there’s been little buzz around their newer groups in the west. Izna was poorly managed, and their latest boy group is competing in a survival show. For such a big company who was once at the top, this level of mismanagement feels utterly shameful. As for SM, at least they continue to put in effort. NCT has western subunits but again it's not making noise. While their concepts are well made, the company’s direction faltered after Lee Soo-man left, imo. Aespa is currently their only group making any noise. So, why did SM and JYP fall behind? submitted by /u/Wooyoungsmole [link] [comments]