Agency Of New Japanese Girl Group Apologizes Over Similarities To EVERGLOW’s Name And Logo

Album Cover ARTMS - Club Icarus Remix (Remix Album) Release Date: 13th August 2025 Track Lyrics by Composed by Arranged by 1. Icarus (Artronic Waves Remix) G-High (MonoTree), Jaden Jeong Artronic Waves, G-High (MonoTree), Kwon Aejin (MonoTree), Alice Vicious, Yeon Kyungi Artronic Waves 2. Icarus (G-High Remix) G-High (MonoTree), Jaden Jeong Artronic Waves, G-High (MonoTree), Kwon Aejin (MonoTree), Alice Vicious, Yeon Kyungi G-High (MonoTree) 3. Icarus (EL CAPITXN Remix) G-High (MonoTree), Jaden Jeong Artronic Waves, G-High (MonoTree), Kwon Aejin (MonoTree), Alice Vicious, Yeon Kyungi, EL CAPITXN EL CAPITXN STREAM ON: Melon Spotify YouTube Music Apple Music submitted by /u/CronoDroid [link] [comments]

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JYP has Kickflip as their latest bg and is rumored to debut a 4-member gg soon. They also have Vcha re-debuting under the name 'Girlset' YG has BAEMON and is also rumored to be debuting a new gg even tho baemon debuted 2 years ago. They may also debut a bg since Treasure debuted in 2020. + Allday project just debuted About Hybe, they had so many new groups debuting under 5th gen. Plus, Cortis is gonna debut soon. Ig they'll try to debut new groups under Source, Pledis, and Ador since they're so greedy. SM just debuted H2H, so I don't think they'll debut any group soon. + SMtr25 For other companies (cube, rbw, jellyfish, fnc, yuehua...), idk much about them since their plans are all so unsure. You tell me ;) submitted by /u/CobblerSea9758 [link] [comments]

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According to BRII7E, SM Entertainment (allegedly) told Riize to ignore Seunghan when he comes on the screen.. I think we all need to discuss things about this because if its not true it will ruin RIIZE’s reputation. Join us in the server for further Discussions: discord.gg/riseandrealize submitted by /u/Jolly_Peace_890 [link] [comments]

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I love to shower with Kpop music, both to focus better on the time and because I sometimes like to pretend I'm the one performing the songs lol. So that got me thinking about how there are some songs that make me want to be the one performing them and how they make me take some time off just to listen to them and mentally "perform" them. Here are some of the songs that, for me, fit that vibe: "Something" Girls Day "Me gustas tu" Gfriend "Navillera" Gfriend "Very Nice" Seventeen "Love Me Right" EXO "As if it's your last" Blackpink "I'm the best" 2en1 "Love in Space" Cherry Bullet "Attention" NewJeans "Heart Attack" Chuu "Ring the Alarm" KARD "Highway to Heaven" NCT 127 "ABCD" Nayeon What are yours? submitted by /u/Ch_ch_chewing_gum [link] [comments]

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First, Snper22 wrote a tweet falsely claiming that Harin was an ADOR trainee and was removed from the NewJeans lineup because of Min HeeJin. In reality, in the interview and the linked original article, Harin never once mentions ADOR or Min HeeJin. So why is Snper22 deliberately including information Harin never said in that tweet? The entire claim is based on speculations from KakaoTalk messages that are edited, and that were never admitted as evidence in any trial or legal case in the current dispute involving NewJeans, ADOR and HYBE. Not only that, but the timeline makes it impossible for Harin to have been an ADOR trainee she left Source Music in 2020, and ADOR was established in the second half of 2021, more than a year later. In the interview, Harin talks about a CEO. But Min HeeJin was never CEO of Source Music. She cannot be referring to her, especially considering that Harin’s current company is Arc Entertainment, whose CEO is Jang Jimin, a woman, a former Creative Director just like Min HeeJin, and who earlier this year mentioned Min HeeJin as her role model. Here’s the link to the interview, where Harin is introduced as a former Source Music trainee, not ADOR. The most suspicious part? Snper22 blocked me after I shared this information in the NJZ subreddit, even though I never replied to him on Twitter/X. This proves that: He is monitoring NJZ subreddit activity. He went out of their his to find my Twitter/X account and block me to prevent me from sharing more sources, dates, and concrete facts. Snper22 is not trying to inform. But you — do you actually want the truth? Or do you want to cling to your biases because of a fanwar? I’ve been a kpop fan for a long time, of idols who were falsely said to be affected by Min HeeJin like SHINee or Krystal, which is why I’ve taken the time to research, fact-check, and gather information. I am a journalist by profession, I know how to do proper fact-checking, and I strongly believe in journalistic ethics. From the start of this conflict until now, I’ve stayed on the sidelines. I never engaged in any discussion before. But I am seriously concerned by the extreme level of misinformation we’re seeing, it almost feels orchestrated. I believe k-pop fans deserve better. Idols deserve better. The industry needs to change and set new standards. And that has to start from truth, sound judgment, and the ability to have a dialogue. So, what is Snper22 trying to hide? Why actively, and even stalkerishly, attempt to silence opposing opinions? Could it be that they’re trying to create an echo chamber, which is exactly what social media algorithms thrive on to generate more reach, more virality, and therefore, more deliberate misinformation? Ask yourself if you’re reacting to facts or to ragebait designed to trap you in a loop. This is about more than k-pop. It’s about media literacy, a right and a responsibility we all have to exercise, especially in a world that’s increasingly polarized, flooded with bots, and full of hacks designed to manufacture artificial virality. In that environment, constructive dialogue and truthful information are the first casualties. Maybe, just maybe, there’s something at stake here that’s bigger than winning points for “your side” in a fanwar. In the end, nothing matters more than forming your own and informed opinion and staying true to the principles you claim to stand for. If we abandon that, we’ve already lost, no matter which side we think we’re on. submitted by /u/blancdeer [link] [comments]

Idols are unjustly hated on. Period. But I’m curious about this specific flavor of hate that comes mostly from women. I’ve noticed that these three were often called attention-seeking, lazy, or favored in their respective generations. However, once their generation has peaked and a new generation takes over, they are suddenly revered. The hate or reverence they receive is always disproportionate compared to other female idols of the same era. At the generations "peak" any video about their “scandals” would garner millions of views. The girls could be crying or visibly disturbed, yet people still go all in as if they’re not human beings but punching bags. If anything, their tears are mocked. Nearly the exact same pattern repeats in every generation. What makes their haters target these particular women? Was it because they were different? submitted by /u/Wooyoungsmole [link] [comments]

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I just want opinions or even someone to explain what’s the difference between the “VCHA” (GIRLSET) and Fifty Fifty redebut because although they shared similar conditions, the general reactions to their redebuts are so stark. Like, both groups when on hiatus’ due to members coming out about abuse within the company and both took legal action. However, when Keena decided to redebut with the new Fifty Fifty lineup, she was shred to bits by the general public, and when 4/6 of the VCHA members decided to redebut, everybody is calling them iconic and supporting them. I don’t have anything against either group, i’m just confused. Is there something i’m missing? submitted by /u/ohmyrosie [link] [comments]

I'm a 24 year old grown adult man now, but I've been a kpop fan since I was 13, and an Apink fan for just as long. Apink has been around so long that I thought that the members must be reaching their 40s now. It turns out they're in their early 30s. Oh Ha-young is 29. That means Oh Ha-young was 14 when Apink debuted in 2011. Multiple other members were 17. I feel like I can't enjoy Apink in good conscience anymore, at least not their early stuff. They never had sexy concepts, but it still feels wrong to watch a 14 year old sing love songs and dance. It's not even just Apink, it's a lot of my long time favorites. 4Minute (Sohyun was also 14!), T-ara, 2NE1, Twice, so many of them. I never came to kpop to be titilated. I've also been enjoying all this since I was younger than the members when they debuted. But I'm still a grown man, and they're still a minor as young as 14 in the video. I feel like debuting idols so young ages out fans once the fan gets older. Maybe this is all common knowledge within the fandom. I never really looked into the fandom, and I never really researched into my favorite groups too much, just enjoyed the music. But now I feel like I have to verify everyones age before I listen to them. I don't mean to ruin anything for anyone, but for adult fans that want to check how old their favorites were in debut, I used this article. Sorry for the long post. Tldr: Turns out a lot of kpop videos heavily feature minors. Very uncomfortable. submitted by /u/700Sevenhundred700 [link] [comments]

I'm not really a Kpop fan, but one of my friends is and she showed me this group. It sounds absolutely amazing and from what I heard musically its catchy and the lyrics are actually coherent and not cringey. The video also is far different from any of the kpop she showed me in the case that its goofy and not trying to show off any of the visuals of the members. So why is their a kpop hate for their music? I get people hate the auto tune, but everybody uses auto tune and here at least its a stylistic choice. submitted by /u/CitronEmpty327 [link] [comments]

okay so for context i am mainly a girl group stan! i like some boy group songs and only really bias txt then all my girl groups. but i ended up getting into enhypen as my next boy group! about 2? years ago i added them to my stan list and my close friend helped me learn about them since she knew them since iland. cut to now we went to our first concert together for them! we got vip 1 and also had a little trip planned. i was really excited and everything was going great! the show was amazing don’t get me wrong like i will forever remember that night but basically my friend was making me feel weird the whole night. basically the whole sound check and show all she could do is be like “omg look he smiled at me! winked! air kiss!” and i didn’t get any and i didn’t mind i love live music but when i told her i didn’t get any she was like “that must suck and you must feel awful” and im like should i? then at send off basically a similar thing happened we go in together she found a corner and i got pushed around luckily i got 2 pcs signed because the person in front of me asked if i had any. i didn’t get photos or interactions but it was fun! but as we left she kept going on about her getting all the photos and signatures, which i did wanna hear about! but then when she asked me and i told her she was like “oh no you must be heartbroken maybe next time :(“ basically i didn’t feel bad about any of these things i am a lesbian so me and boy groups have a different kind of interest. but she even after it keeps saying how i missed out and that’s making me feel bad. especially since she loves to compare what she got to the little i got. how do i tell her i don’t wanna hear about it if she’s just gonna make me feel bad but also i don’t wanna be mean or come off as jealous i just wish she would stop making me feel bad separating. submitted by /u/strawbvryswitchblade [link] [comments]