ATEEZ - GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 'In Your Fantasy Edition' (Concept Photos #2 - Individual)

As the title suggests, I am just here to gush about how much I love this song. The powerful vocals, maximalist production, combination of rock guitar with electronic synths... god it's so peak. I miss when music like this came out more often. The closest thing I have now is Dreamcatcher's discography but they seem to have gone their separate ways for now :( If anyone has song recs like this one, I will happily take them. submitted by /u/meowvelous-12 [link] [comments]

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via Weverse comments Translated comment below 🖤I'm curious about the behind-the-scenes story of Running Man 🤍 Golden hands A-sa 💛💛 🍓 When I play games, I don't usually have gold hands Strangely, that day I was surprised to get only gold cheeks... They were so nice to me during the shoot It was such a precious moment It was my first time appearing on a variety show as a unit Honestly, I was very nervous... I'm so thankful that everyone seems to have liked it. 🤍 Oh! And.. I said, "I graduated from kindergarten" I think there are people who were surprised I've been an artist since elementary school Since I practiced while dreaming of my dream I went back and forth to school and practice I went to school properly because I felt like I was in kindergarten I wanted to say that in a funny way I didn't explain it well because I talked briefly I'm still inexperienced and I have a lot to learn I felt that again Company A needs to work harder... Seems to me she meant that her education later on was split between training and school, from what I gathered. submitted by /u/wakemeupp [link] [comments]

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I believe this is quite a complex topic because we’re all aware of the many issues within the K-pop industry, but for me, I would like to see idols have more freedom. South Korea already has a more conservative culture on its own, but I think it would be a meaningful step if idols could feel free to say or do what they want, without worrying about what the company thinks or even about how Koreans might react. I don’t see this as an obligation for them, but more as an ideal: that they could simply have the right to choose. From a more Western perspective, the K-pop industry is still often seen as something purely commercial. There’s not always a real, deep connection between artists and fans (of course, we could also talk about racism against Asians, but I’m trying to approach it from a different angle). It would be revolutionary to imagine stripping companies of their total control and allowing idols to be free to do what truly makes them feel comfortable. submitted by /u/PuzzleheadedMovie950 [link] [comments]

The only group I followed from debut to disbandment to re-debut. submitted by /u/trevorpsyscho [link] [comments]

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Had to come and clarify because Antis are the worst especially looking at those upvotes damn tell me how Reddit is really anti bias against any YG group. submitted by /u/whyx_notx [link] [comments]

Not a cravity fan industry plant I swear, I don't even know what cravity fans are called. But I actually wanted to take a moment to celebrate because I came across these pics on twitter and some people were clowning them. These pictures are honestly so fucking dope. So compelling and cool. If you don't like these pictures you're actually a philistine I honestly don't make the rules These were really sick. Props to cravity. I'm gonna check them out because this artistic direction is genuinely so good. Provocative without being cheap is so hard to find, esp in kpop. Like, work submitted by /u/lipscratch [link] [comments]

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It was wholesome 🤧♥️ submitted by /u/DiMpLe_dolL003 [link] [comments]

To those who keep reporting: please let us know your favorite group, so we can focus discussions on them without issues. submitted by /u/imber_amber [link] [comments]

I'm so tired of every BTS posts getting reported and removed, from the reunion posts to Suga's donation posts to even posts like this. I gotta ask, why y'all like to abuse that report button so much? submitted by /u/Oishi_Sen2002 [link] [comments]