Blackpink are starting their tour in about 2(!) weeks and there is no comeback, no concept, no teasers and they all seem to be doing their own thing still (eg. Rose x Alex Warren, Jennie on Hot Ones etc.) Can someone wake up YG from his hibernation

Hi everyone! 🌙 I’m a beginner at both singing and learning Korean, but I really love IU and wanted to try covering Dear Moon. I know it’s not perfect, and I recorded this with basic equipment, but I’d love honest feedback—on both my singing and Korean pronunciation. Thanks for listening, and feel free to give any tips or suggestions! 💜 submitted by /u/esssaa_a [link] [comments]

What in your opinion are the worst hairstyles your biases have ever rocked, can be styles, cut or color... and not the obvious ones like RMs ice cream whip 😆 Just ones you didn't vibe with... submitted by /u/Simple-Baseball3819 [link] [comments]

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I don't know if I forgive kiss of life because yeah they didn't apology but the first apology it wasn't really like genuine I don't feel like feel like they do that to boost their falling to get like a bad like try to cover up their mistake. Especially the company's apology because the company Like the apology was so Bland There was no Like the the apologize yeah like I want it from the group not from the company that I want the company being the one to apologize even if the company apologizing apology was Bland it was it was not good and it like Target the specific Groups that were offended by the Situation. And I think Julie went on live and she like Apologize like the groups I don't want yes it was Julie that organized that understand that it was her birthday this that is that she just accountability but I want everybody there to take accountability. All of the members of Kiss of Life because it's not just Julie that said oh guys like I would understand if I would accept apology from Julie if like it was only Julie that did it other than members dressed in normal fashion like it could be anything else but Julie's the only one that did the hip-hop thing like I understand that. But all of them must have agreed to do that Birthday party theme So We need all of them like a group to like say oh we're sorry we're truly sorry I feel like Julie is the only one that said that because she's I think she's the leader or something and they're having a new comeback I don't know guys it's just like a little iffy feeling. submitted by /u/Select-Bathroom7641 [link] [comments]

I saw a tweet talking about how armys can be toxic and then I look further to the replies and quotes and this is what I see… I don’t understand where all this hate for multis comes from. People on Twitter literally act as if the world multi is a slur. Being a multi literally makes you subhuman in their eyes. It’s not even like this is a small part of the fandom either because it’s generally recognised amongst the fandom that multis are the “worst”. They will get thousands of replies agreeing with them and calling multis all kinds of names/slurs. The ironic thing is that they’re saying all these things in response to someone saying armys are toxic. Way to prove things. I am an army but I do believe that a large part (not all) of the fandom is very toxic. Now I know that people hate when others say “I am an army but…/this is coming from an army…” but what can I do this is the truth. Now this does not mean other fandoms are not toxic. They very much are. Fans will often use this to defend the toxicity of their own fandom. But that makes absolutely no sense. Pointing out the toxicity of army doesn’t negate the toxicity of others. People need to stop assuming it does. Anyways this is a rant because I just came across this and it genuinely pisses me off. There’s nothing I can even do about this because these people will continue being extremely toxic and validate each others’ behaviour. It’s genuinely cult-like. How did it even get to the point where thousands of people actually think like this? I hope something can be done to improve fandoms/ online spaces because it’s genuinely horrible to be in. Obviously the best solution is to stay off of Twitter which I try to do but it’s hard because it gives the best updates. And trust me I try to block people as much as I can. I think I have half the fandom blocked at this point. The only thing that would help is if bts themselves call out some of these fans’ behaviour. But knowing these people I’m sure they’d still find a way to delude themselves otherwise. I mean I’ve literally seen people say “insert bts member is nice but I’m not” before. If there’s anyone that’s been in k-pop/army spaces for long time I would love to hear about what your experience was like in the earlier days. Was it just as toxic before? Did people spout the same kind of rhetoric? If you’ve made it this far thank you for listening to my rambling🫶🏼 submitted by /u/Odd_Doughnut_4284 [link] [comments]

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Jung Hoseok, most commonly known as J-Hope of BTS, just recently killed all Armys. Other than celebrating that in one day they will all be complete, it’s a celebration that Army is back. Just listen to that loud fan chant. Putting that aside, there are so many amazing performances by so many amazing artists recently. I would love for you to link some of them so we can celebrate music and the reason why we love kpop. submitted by /u/Mozart-Luna-Echo [link] [comments]

Irene was legit on murder business in Aseul's Balance concert and I don't think I'm ever gonna recover from this. submitted by /u/beelzebub2099 [link] [comments]

I’ve been thinking about this for a while, but it really hit me recently watching some of his interviews and variety content: Has anyone else felt like Sunoo has been slowly coming out to us—especially in 2025? It’s always kind of been one of those unspoken things, like “yeah, we know,” but because of how conservative South Korea still is, he obviously can’t just come out and say it. That said, I really feel like he’s been gently stepping more into his truth, in ways that feel both intentional and deeply personal. And it’s been beautiful to witness. In multiple video interviews, Sunoo has highlighted Troye Sivan and Lady Gaga as major musical influences. Both artists are celebrated queer icons—Troye as an openly gay singer, and Gaga for her strong LGBTQ+ advocacy. These aren’t random names—they’re powerful figures in queer music and culture. It just felt like a soft nod, like he was saying, “I see you” and maybe even “I see myself in them.” He's also been stepping more into himself this year, trying new looks, but still staying true to his image. It’s not just about fashion or a music taste—it’s how comfortable he seems now compared to earlier years. The way he interacts with fans, how he speaks about himself, his body language... something’s shifted. His graceful posture, playful facial expressions, hand gestures, and his ease with "feminine" aesthetics. It’s not just because he’s ‘femme’—that doesn’t automatically mean gay. It’s about the freedom he seems to feel in not conforming. The interpretation isn’t just "he’s sassy so he must be gay," but rather "he doesn’t suppress traits many queer people are taught to hide." When it comes to his stage presence, Sunoo delivers with a kind of fluid confidence that doesn’t feel like he’s "acting sexy" for women—he just is. Compared to other idols who seem to perform a "straight flirt" persona, his delivery feels more authentically expressive and not gender-targeted. He tends to choose outfits that defy masculinity norms even in casual content. He often gravitates toward melancholy, emotional, or gender-neutral songs during karaoke or challenges. Also, his voice. He speaks in that higher, softer, almost sugary tone many gay men do. To be clear: I’m not trying to “out” him or make definitive claims. If Sunoo is queer, that’s for him to share on his terms. But I do think we’re seeing something real: a young person navigating a conservative culture, a public spotlight, and still finding ways to quietly assert who he is. If he is slowly coming out in his own way, I hope he knows how many of us see him, support him, and are proud of him. Thoughts? Have you noticed any other moments that felt like this too? submitted by /u/Fun_Permission1464 [link] [comments]

P.S: This isn’t one of those things where I pick the most upvoted comment and put it on the image, it’s just a discussion prompt everyday! submitted by /u/LackOfDad [link] [comments]

From Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation, the studio that brought you Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, comes KPop Demon Hunters, an animated musical fantasy comedy film. Directed by Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, KPop Demon Hunters arrives in theaters for three days only, starting July 17, 2025, until July 19, 2025, from Iconic Events Releasing. submitted by /u/StandardMysterious88 [link] [comments]

Idk I just think kpop fans sometimes learn a word, phrase or just anything and start to use/apply it everywhere regardless of the relevancy or accurate meaning. Here are some of the words/phrasing : Infantilizing Parasocial Plagiarism Payola Fraud Words from aave : Khia Korean words: Nugu Ijbol (Sometimes they use and mock Korean words and call it ironic) There are many other words but they might get censored submitted by /u/Gisntd [link] [comments]

I love songs that are repetitive and I think if it's a title track then let it be catchy. But I saw a lot on online hate to repetitive songs this week, and I wonder what title tracks don't follow that route? submitted by /u/Live_Diamond6030 [link] [comments]

Guys i’m with my cousin and we’re trying to find a song that has the word “coffee” but we’re like 99% sure it’s pronounced “koppi” and it’s been itching at our brains pleasee help me😭😭😭 like we’re convinced it’s girl group song but there’s no tune or anything in our head right now💔 i feel like it has something like “koppi nan joahae” or SOMETHING LIKE THAT im going crazy someone help😭 i know for a fact it’s not “Coffee” by BTS incase someone thinks that too submitted by /u/Hairy_Sympathy_9078 [link] [comments]

Oh this will get hate. I follow a lot of groups on tiktok and have noticed that when ever a group makes a new post, engenes are the first ones to comment, and its always negative and toxic. No matter what group it is, mostly on the nct, txt, ateez or even seventeen accounts. They even went after 5 gen groups who just debuted. I know all groups have fans like this but the enhypen fans are really doing to much right know. I don't even hate the group, i really like their music but the fandom got really toxic over the years and espacily on tiktok. Instead of posting as quick as possiple to hate on other groups on their account, they should take that energy in voting so their group would finally get more music show wins and more awards. submitted by /u/Injeolmie_04 [link] [comments]

Prismfilter, shannon and baekho produced for this so I naturally came across it lol. I thought it was funny. Haven't checked them out yet submitted by /u/yuripinwheel [link] [comments]

With the release of Katseye’s (Not Kpop, I know) Gabriela featuring Jessica Alba, it got me thinking, who would you want to see in a Kpop MV and in which group? Here’s some of mine: Before, I thought of Olivia Hussey in a New Jeans MV because she kinda looks like Minji. I’m thinking of a concept about youth. With Olivia reminiscing her early days while the girls are looking at her or something. But that will not happen because Olivia has passed away (May God rest her soul) and the court rulings. 💀 Since Hugh Jackman appeared in SKZ, why not have another Aussie like Chris Hemsworth or Steve Irwin’s son in a Stray Kids video. Or do the same energy and have a Nicole Kidman cameo in an Nmixx MV. (For Lily) Conan O’ Brien and Steven Yeun in a TWICE MV. I need their reunion. It’s been 10 years since they last met! Yeah, so what’s yours? submitted by /u/OptionSpare718 [link] [comments]

It's something I've noticed, that point where they're getting more exposure, new records, etc. It's at the same time that fans feel a lot of changes compared to what they enjoyed about them as a group, and although they're happy with what they're achieving, they're no longer enjoying their current songs and albums as much. Is it because their music has become more generic? Is it because they're generally losing interest in the group? Have they strayed too far from what they wanted to represent? submitted by /u/Someonehihi [link] [comments]