BLACKPINK have earned their first win for "JUMP" on Mnet M Countdown (250717)

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I've been thinking about K-pop groups that, in my personal opinion, had all the talent and potential to hit it big but for various reasons didn't quite reach that mainstream success. Here are a few that come to mind: 1. CLC This talented group definitely deserves a mention. They had members like Seungyeon and Yujin who were amazing at choreographing their own songs. But with every comeback, their concept kept getting switched up suddenly, and honestly, that really hurt their chances of being properly recognized 😔 Fun fact: "La Vie En Rose," the debut song of IZONE, was actually a track CLC had been preparing for their own comeback. But sadly, the songwriter ended up reselling it. (Sharing this just FYI, not to create any fan war & I love IZONE, psps!) 2. GLAM New fans may not know, but they were BTS's seniors (legit from BigHit)! Unfortunately, scandals brought them down. I really liked their songs like "Party (XXO)," "I Like That," and "In Front of the Mirror." I loved Miso's husky voice and Zinni, honestly, can you find any girl group nowadays that can do B-boy like her?!?! Another fun fact: You'll spot Jimin from BTS in their debut song "Party (XXO)," and it was composed by RM! 3. Matilda My bias, Saebyeol! I knew this group from "Weekly Idol," and they had a great sense of humor! Their songs were nice too, but unfortunately not mainstream, and the group disbanded after a few years. If you're in the midst of exploring new groups to stan, I found this Kpop personality quiz pretty fun. It helped me figure out which idols match my vibe, and honestly, stanning someone who feels familiar or relatable just hits different 🫶 Feel free to share your opinionts test results here!! submitted by /u/Fragrant-Explorer894 [link] [comments]

In kpop groups, each member fulfills a purpose, besides the obvious categories, vocals, rap, dance and performance, there are those for marketing reasons, visuals, variety content, who are expectedly, less skilled. I believe talent is acknowledged within the kpop fandom, but some talented individuals may be more popular than the most talented because they are visually appealing. submitted by /u/Full-Amoeba5171 [link] [comments]

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For those who are unaware, TXT will be coming back with a new album on the 21st of July, with the title track Beautiful Strangers, and BIGHIT has been doing quite a number of impressive things to promote the album ahead of its release. Among them includes the release of a two-episode mystery-drama-suspense variety show titled Hello Strangers (see Episode 1 & 2 here), which, according to BIGHIT, is a show that depicts the struggles of boys who have left their safe haven as they confront past conflicts and crises. It was planned based on the narrative of their upcoming album. At the end of Episode Two, there was a breaking news segment saying, "Planet Strangers has left its orbit and is falling towards South Korea." They also created a countdown website that is interactive and makes it seem like you're monitoring the Earth and using coordinates and signals to find something. The website updated to start pointing location coordinates to a place near Gangnam Station. MOAs weren't sure what it was until about two days ago, when some MOAs noticed an ongoing construction of what seemed to be a rocket-like spaceship thingy, with a banner covering it but the outline showing the date of TXT's comeback. Today, BIGHIT finally posted a picture of the now-completed structure along with the caption "Strange Object spotted in Gangnam." They also shared the info that a light signal from the object will be activated every night from 9 PM to 10 PM KST from today until the 21st. A special light stick sync performance will also take place on the 19th and 20th, and MOAs can go there with their light sticks to catch the signal. Like, the is genuinely sooooo cool and i love that they seem to be going all out for TXT this comeback! I hope they keep up the good work and i hope this comeback will be successful for TXT🙏 submitted by /u/ilovemeeeeee [link] [comments]

Song that you think is really good but not much popular. Gives real korean pop vibes iykwim submitted by /u/ellipseie [link] [comments]

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I had this when I recently watched the MV of BTTF from NCT Dream, when I heard the chorus I was kinda hyped up until the “we gon return the time” part. For me that ruined the whole chorus and made it feel empty when something else would’ve made it much better, if you get what I mean. I also kinda had this at Stuck in the middle from Babymonster (without Ahyeon), the song is cool but I feel like Ruka’s part where the beat comes in, as well as Pharita’s high notes at the end of the song didn’t match the vibe of the song overall. I want to know if anyone feels the same about my statements above, or at least understand where I’m coming from. Pls let me know. And if anyone else have the same feeling for another song they also feel like some part ruines the song or makes you dislike it. submitted by /u/Far-Suggestion-6878 [link] [comments]

Mistreatment: to treat a person badly, cruelly, or unfairly. When a member of a kpop group frequently gets the least lines or screentime in a title track, their stans will immediately resort to mistreatment when none has actively been shown at all. Lines and screentime involve more than equality, it involves the concept, the members’ tones, their skills, and most commonly, the marketing. I’m tired of stans overreacting when a member doesn’t get the amount they think he/she deserves, especially when the members himself/herself isn’t vocally strong or a rapper in the group, why should he/she get more than others when skill wise, he/she is already lacking? submitted by /u/Full-Amoeba5171 [link] [comments]

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Like literally I see some ILLIT videos and go into the comments and see toxic ARMY in there talking about how BTS is better and how BTS paved the way, even on BIG BANG videos they say that BTS paved the way for kpop!! It's annoying and one of the reasons I don't stan BTS. Don't get me wrong I love the music they produce, but I just can't get into their fandom because it's 80% toxic 10 year olds. submitted by /u/QuietAd9846 [link] [comments]

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