Adela from popstar academy was truly meant to be solo and she WILL be successful.

🥇NCT - Mark (33 upvotes) 🥈LE SSERAFIM - Huh Yunjin (10 upvotes) 🥉BLACKSWAN - Fatou (6 upvotes) Main Vocalist: NMIXX - Lily Main Dancer: KATSEYE - Daniela Main Rapper: SEVENTEEN - Vernon Leader: Stray Kids - Bangchan Center: Stray Kids - Felix Visual: KATSEYE - Manon Ace: NCT - Mark Rules: - top comment (by upvotes) after roughly 24 hours will be chosen - all gen is allowed - both male and female idols are allowed, but I will not enforce any forced co-ed - the K-pop idol must be from / has spent significant time growing up in an overseas, non-Asian country ("significant time" is defined by general consensus) - an overseas country is one that is not Asian (NOT Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, Thailand, etc.) => examples of eligible countries include Canada, USA, Australia, NZ - try to upvote comments instead of commenting the same idol multiple times - have fun! submitted by /u/CynthiaRH142857 [link] [comments]

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As someone who loves vocalists and ballads, I think falsettos are the best form of vocal expression/tone/technique (or whatever you call it, I'm not a professional or trained in any form), better than high notes, even the long emotional high notes (but I am willing to hear arguments). I was recently appreciating Soobin's amazing falsettos before I stumbled on a SKZ killing voice clip and decided to go watch the full video. Then, as I'm appreciating the amazing vocal skills of Han and the emotional notes of Seungmin, Lee Know decides to pull out some FALSETTOS???!!!! Like, I know they're part of the song and he didn't just randomly pull them out, but they were so beautiful that I just had to physically pause and tell myself to not go back and relisten to it because I told myself to watch the video in one go, no pausing or skipping or rewatching. But after finishing the video I just couldn't stop thinking about it and had to relisten to Lee Know's Tiger Inside cut because his falsettos/vocals in it sound better every time I listen to it. Falsettos are also one of the reasons I started/continue stanning Soobin if I am being completely honest because they just sound so heavenly (and there are a lot of people who agree because he has the title of "Falsetto King"). They are also one of the reasons I continue stanning Seungkwan (he was originally my bias but it's a very rocky position in Seventeen sometimes) because his falsettos and entire presence in Leemujin Service was so heavenly (but specifically his short cover of Traffic Light), though Hoshi's falsettos are definitely strong competition. But I feel like no one else appreciates falsettos, so many people who like vocalists like those who sing the highest or stablest notes, which don't get me wrong, they are great and I like them too, but they just don't and never will hit the same as falsettos. Emotions, voice/vocal tone, and skills matter, but when you sing falsettos, nothing else matters (IMO). Falsettos hit deeper and scratch that part of my brain I only vaguely know exists but just really needed the scratch and more general attention. Falsettos are so underrated and more songs need them because THERE AREN'T ENOUGH HEAVENLY FALSETTOS IN THE WORLD (and there never will be). They are superior to every type of vocal expression and technique or expression, but I am open to arguements (maybe not today because Lee Know really sang those falsettos so well and they are still scratching my brain so much that he is my current bias wrecker but I am loyal to my original SKZ bias, except for today). submitted by /u/acazpehyr [link] [comments]

My ranking is 1: JYP - has some, not that serious tho 2: SM - Lawsuits over unfair contracts and forced departures 3: HYBE - New Jeans 4: YG - Burning Sun & Drugs, LONG group hiatus/inactivity This is includes ANY controversial/scandal matter how big of small, including group hiatus. This is only for idols. submitted by /u/HailzButtercup [link] [comments]

Not sure what Jo Yu Ri was doing here, but if it weren't for the lyrics this would've been one of my fav songs submitted by /u/Particular-Rain116 [link] [comments]

Do any of your fav songs work well with the delayed instrumentals or vocals edits I sometimes see on youtube? I stumbled across red velvets peek a boo 10sec delay a while ago and would love to hear more cool versions!! https://youtu.be/LS1USP6YJkY?si=xavMvf9CJrm-FhCu submitted by /u/btsmaryall [link] [comments]

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Not to be a complete company glazer, I am still not completely over Pristin, nues't and afterschool. But the generation of trainees they've trained are very top notch imo. (All sunbaes are talented, and reputation to be kind). I was watching Boys Planet 2 and Donggyu really impressed me. Like, as such a young age, he can choreograph, sing and rap. He's super good looking and has a nice attitude. TWS needs no further proof. They have solid singing, dancing skills, and manners. Hopefully, they get more involved in choreo, arrangement and lyrics like their sunbaes. Idntt's Dohun too. I've only seen the MV, but he is also very good looking, good dancer and his voice is heavenly. Both were apparently in the TWS line up. And damn. Pledis' trainees are top quality. I think xikers had another ex-pledis trainee too in Seeun, and someone else. Only saw their Maestro cover and great dancer! Makes me curious of the female pledis trainees of their generation's talents. All in all, vote for Donggyu if you can, stream boytube. And stay tune for TWS's comeback in October! submitted by /u/moneyshot6901 [link] [comments]

So I’ve read and heard from people who just straight up hate the whole idea of Kpop not being original or anything in that sense. I know for a fact that Kpop wasn’t invented out of thin air but calling it cheap and soulless is ignorant. submitted by /u/Connect-Detail1828 [link] [comments]

Apparently the venue was smelt like someone had pooped, but what I wanna know is: if the venue was so large, how can everyone smell the poop? Let's say someone pooped at the furthest back section, does the smell just waft forwards? also the Goyang Stadium is apparently open-air venue right, so wouldnt the smell not linger as strong or long as somewhere covered? submitted by /u/Creatingmugi [link] [comments]

https://open.spotify.com/track/5lfn0YTLaNScClWm4cmwU4?si=vYLJSnN3Qu6aWgNiIpB5tg They’re a hidden gem! Support your local kpop groups! 💕💕 Other good songs: Automatic, Revolver, Jackpot, Goodbye and Hello, Be My Love submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

The editing was so weird on this episode (and for all episodes really but this one a lot). I kinda got the vibe they didn't like each other. Like it looked like Yuna was annoyed. The Spice Girls seemed a bit mad at ITZY for their preformance sticking to a plan and being robotic and not fun?? ITZY seemed to care alot about and looking forward to the tea thing, but the Spice Girls I dont think fully understood the gesture and thought it was just a normal get together? We were shown very little actual interaction between them. The whole vibe between them the entire episode was just off 😭 I think this is just because they are really nothing alike but the editing and awkward cuts and stuff sometimes made it feel like they didn't like each other. None of this matters in the end, I don't think they actually dislike each other, dont take it seriously but I just wanna know if anyone else thought this lol submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]

I’ve been going back to some early 2000s K-pop and I keep wondering about this. On one hand, Lee Hyori was literally everywhere in Korea after 10 Minutes. People even called it “Hyori Syndrome.” She was the face of ads, variety shows, fashion trends, you name it. But then there’s BoA, who was on another level internationally. She basically lived on the Oricon charts in Japan and sold millions there, which feels huge considering how rare that was for a Korean artist back then. So I’m curious if you had to pick, who do you think was actually more popular overall back then? And who left the bigger impact long term? submitted by /u/savingrace0262 [link] [comments]

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i’ve gone through 35/154 ! which is way less than i expected so far , but its hard!! i’ll also share my favorite albums/eps so far! everything here is 100% subject to change i’ll probably shuffle things around a lot as i listen more. the tiers are in order too, so for example, 9muses is my favorite in the top tier, while brown eyed girls is at the bottom of that same tier. ⚠️ just because a group has one of my favorite albums doesn’t mean i think their entire discography is the best ⚠️ top 10 kpop girl group albums/eps (so far) Fe3O4 Forward — NMIXX The Billage of Perception — Billlie Assemble24 — tripleS Heart Attack — AOA Love City — 9muses Drama — aespa The Blue — APRIL Dreaming — APRIL Very Berry — BerryGood Pink Blossom — Apink (sorry if i messed up any album names, i was rushing 😭) tier explanations basically no skips → almost every song is high quality, with a lot of variety across the discography. no real weak tracks. amazing → most songs are good, but either the sound isn’t very diverse or they just didn’t click with me as much. average → about what i’d normally expect from a group. sometimes one standout song bumps them up (e.g. blackpink — “as if it’s your last” saved them from going lower). bored → very little variety, feels like the group hasn’t really built a unique musical identity yet. what is this → not my style at all. usually messy instrumentals or bad mixing. submitted by /u/BusyTomato9539 [link] [comments]

Hope you guys like it! 🤞🏽 submitted by /u/ronwaddles [link] [comments]

why are k-pop stans recently so obsessed, chronically online and hateful. don’t get me started on the the performative hate waves they love to embark on. when i liked k-pop back in 2015 is was so peaceful colourful and fun, now i can’t even go online without being slapped in the face with fan wars, chart obsessed people, getting mad over the tiniest things, telling idols to delete themselves. body shaming, saying idols are ugly, spreading HUGE misinformations. Genuinely…. im so tired of this im sorry but i think k-pop fandoms has turned from what used to be a safe fun place to the worst group of people and im so tired of it all. like TOUCH SOME GRASS. i have NEVER looked at a group and gone “wow i hate them” they are all good artists and music is subjective, jf you don’t like the song MOVE ON. don’t hate !!! idols are allowed to date, idols are allowed to drink, smoke and guess what they are allowed to have their own opinions too !! not everything in the world is black and white and sometimes i think people need to direct all this hate and passion to the people who MATTER aka governments, leaders, ACTUALLY BE PRODUCTIVE. ok bye rant over submitted by /u/sonotmeanttobe [link] [comments]