AtHeart - 1st EP: Plot Twist (Debut Showcase)

~ Name any gen 5 idols, that fits into the category ~ Please don't post the same idol twice, and instead upvote comments with the idol you'd like ~ After 24 hours the voting is closed and I'll post for the next category ~ Today category: Dancer Vocalist: Chanelle submitted by /u/Ok-Database9509 [link] [comments]

I know rappers need lines too, but I don't understand why people complain over them not having a rap in songs,some songs don't really need it. Rei is my bias in IVE but when people complain about I'VE not having raps, it's weird because it will ruin the song ( I can't imagine Eleven or love dive having raps and the one in after like kinda ruined it) I've songs like kitsch and baddie went really good with raps though Most rappers in kpop groups are pretty good at singing tbh, so they will still shine submitted by /u/Big_Story9777 [link] [comments]

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For girl group I'll say twice, they have a ton of songs and their so fire. For boy groups I'd say ateez, I love all their songs and their songs gets better and better each year (none has overtaken inception yet but we'd brush off that) but yeah it's honestly gets better submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

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We’re looking back at each year and celebrating the K-pop music videos that defined an era visually, musically, and culturally. Now it’s your turn to decide: Which K-pop MV do YOU think was the best for each year? Cast your vote for female or male group MVs! 🧾 Voting Guidelines: ✅ Select a female group OR a male group MV per year. ✅ Consider visuals, choreography, concept, impact, and overall excellence. 🎨 Which MV felt like a piece of art? Which one pushed boundaries? 🎥 Consider camera work, formations, and how well the performance was captured. 🌍 Vote for the MV that had the biggest impact, went viral, trended globally, or influenced other artists. MOST UPVOTES WIN! Result will be posted after 24 hours, 12MN PH Time. 1st spot (2006) 🏆 BigBang 👑 - La-La-La 1st spot (2007) 🏆 SNSD - Into The New World 1st spot (2008) 🏆 BigBang 👑 - Haru Haru 1st spot (2009) 🏆 Shinee - Ring Ding Dong 1st spot (2010) 🏆 Shinee - Lucifer 1st spot (2011) 🏆 SNSD - The Boys tied with 2NE1 - I Am The Best (12MN both 71 upvotes) 1st spot (2012) 🏆 PSY - Gangnam Style 1st spot (2013) 🏆 SNSD - I Got A Boy 1st spot (2013) 🏆 Orange Caramel - Catallena submitted by /u/justanotheraccthays [link] [comments]

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Guys please support BoA's comeback, listen to her album and watch a live stage, we need to show out and show her support for her 25th anniversary, let's show BoA that she's still the queen of Kpop! It's only been a few days since BoA come out with her Crazier album and the way I'm getting turnt out and slain is unreal. She really is Crazier than kpop, like please, I've rarely ever been speechless like this....like please BoA don't make me develope a crush on you! 😮‍💨😫😮‍💨 The album is a contender for album of the year in my opinion, the album truly has no skips and I need to talk to jumping BoA and other multi kpop fans about it! submitted by /u/Shineepurlsandgems [link] [comments]

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I was wondering if people think Seunghan and the Riize members still interact. I think they were pretty upset when he left the group so it would kind of make sense if they still would want to see him but I don’t know if they’d want to try and distance themselves now since he’s doing his own thing. I’m just genuinely curious about this since Seunghan is still with SM. I know they obviously can’t be public with any interactions since that’ll stir up lots of “fans.” submitted by /u/FormalCustard2568 [link] [comments]

I follow a few groups with small k-fandoms who are about to enter enlistment era soon, and it got me thinking. What do you think is possibly the best strategy for these groups when it comes to enlistment? The thing is, some of the groups are generally popular, as in they have a following internationally, but their following locally is quite small, sometimes even almost non-existent. Some's international popularity is limited to the west, while lacking in rest of Asia, others do well in rest of Asia, but lack in the west. But they all have weak presence in SK. What do you think a company's best plan would be in such a scenario? Should they continue trying to invest all their efforts and promotions into the international side still, or should such groups switch focus in the last 2 years before enlistment entirely dedicating themselves to interacting with their Korean fanbase and focus promotions/exposure locally? With the aim to soften the blow of enlistment? And instead work on ensuring kfans' long-term loyalty. Or should companies just research which specific foreign market or country they do best in, and entirely focus their efforts there in the last 1-2 years prior enlistment, with the aim to secure at least one audiance long-term? But then global and international trends are often times even more fast-paced than local ones, with constant new acts emerging, and many people believe international side is more fickle as a result of that. Do you think they should enlist one by one, in units, or all at once? All at once seems nice on paper, but to me that's rather a winning strategy for groups who already have decent-sized and LOYAL korean fanbases. A group that struggles to retain korean fans, disappearing all at once for 2 years doesn't seem like something that will pan out well, neither for the group nor the company itself. Maybe even worse for the company since small companies have to secure investors and it's a pretty nerve-wrecking thing when even the smallest indicents can jeopardize that, let alone whole group just going silent for a few years. Going in units maybe seems like the best possibility? Though going one by one and each doing solo projects could be seen as an even better option by many fans. The issue with going one by one is that the enlistment period gets longer and longer, and if members don't have enough solo brand popularity and influence to maintain the group image, it could just exhaust fans with the long wait and amount to nothing. But it also opens possibilities for members to increase their solo popularity with time, even if it's lacking in the beignning, and maybe even luck out with an opportunity or two. Going in units shortens overall enlistment time and still gives time for promotions, so I guess it's regarded as the best strategy by many fans. One thing is for sure, companies must have great planning skills if they want the group to get back into the game post-discharge and narrow damage down to the minimum. The issue is that not having a Korean fandom already puts these groups at a disadvantage, so what do you think is the best way for companies to over-compensate that. Maybe in such cases the best route would be the company finding another passive income outlet that's not tightly related to group touring/releasing music but still keeping the brand of the group visible enough? submitted by /u/oddv8gue [link] [comments]