Busiest or Most Prolific K-Pop Acts in history?

I wonder what you think about idols groups names. I think that companies sometimes downplay that naming group can be actually big help or big disadvantage to boost popularity. For example when it comes to BTS it's abbreviation for behind the scenes or be there soon. So even people that didn't knew about them could get recommendations just by searching behind the scenes content. And on another spectrum there are groups like XEED that needed to change the name and choose XD. Which in my opinion can be disadvantage. Some streaming services requires to put 3 letters name to find the group which can make it much harder to find. Also groups like &Team can be hard to find and type when you are searching for them. Do you think that companies should take this more seriously? submitted by /u/TruthApprehensive304 [link] [comments]

So I’m a new Irene fan, and I was shocked by how lowkey that woman is. I know she’s a private person but I didn’t realize she’s THAT private... like she barely updates and when i checked her instagram, her last post was from months ago bro, i was culture shocked i feel like stanning a boy group member who's currently serving in the military cuz i used to stan an idol who post almost every day but with her, we have to rely on other people for updates and new pictures of her 😭 submitted by /u/MathFew4245 [link] [comments]

Both groups finished their concert tours/comeback promotions not long ago (at least from my pov) and both already announced new tours and comebacks (nct will probably announce in late june). It feels like SM is just hungry for money and they're milking their most profitable groups at the moment dry. Idk, what do you guys think? submitted by /u/jp_brvix [link] [comments]

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The girls released a fan chant for it, they'll be promoting it as well as gwbg. I hope it gets enough attention because a lot of MIDZYS loved it ❤ submitted by /u/Gold_Meaning3688 [link] [comments]

Like WDYM that we're getting a Japanese album (WITH 9 SONGSSS???) right after a full Korean Album (with 14 songs)? And all this with their headlining Lollapalooza in August and the World Tour leg 1 kicking off? (With 360 degrees seating for every venue) And a Chaelo album later this year? They were selling TWICE5 just one or two months ago, MiSaMo's JAPAN DOME TOUR 2024 “HAUTE COUTURE” is topping the Oricon Charts right now and had the biggest debut on DVD, BluRay Weekly Charts surpassing their Japan Showcase "Masterpiece"! Their 6th Album "Enemy" 8th Anniversary Collection Box that came out just today, sold out within 17-18 minutes? TWICE giving us a BANGER of a Year! <3 submitted by /u/Late_Art9758 [link] [comments]

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I watched Namjoon's live and my God that place is hell. Summary is that,he developed insomnia,got scolded alot and was told to forget whoever he was outside of the military,went 78hrs without sleep and apparently got bitten by a venomous snake??(question mark cause I'm not sure if that was the correct translation or if it was a mistake) and going through all that...is it really worth it? I've seen alot of interviews of other men who also once enlisted and it's all thesame. They call it hell and a horrible place. Taehyung told Jin it was scary,Jhope didn't even want any reminders of that place when he came out. Same for Jin. Is it really worth it? What is the point? Why send people to such a horrible place and even make it a must. So many people go through great lengths to even avoid going altogether. To think that so many male idols will face thesame faith is so scary. What is the point? submitted by /u/lilacprincess03 [link] [comments]

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rm talked about his mental health during a live today. the timeline coincides with mhj hybe drama, when the misinformation and hate was at it’s peak. i don’t know if the others who were directly affected by her have alluded to this? i think illit did. unsure about lsf. this is also for everyone who tried to exclude bts from the conversation and tried to convince everyone they were unaffected. the hate they received back then over unfounded/disproven rumors was insane. heartbreaking submitted by /u/JinnieP [link] [comments]

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I'll go first. QUEENCARD - Idle. mostly because of the goofy english lyrics (which have a deeper meaning but people dont get it at first listen) but i love idle sm 😭🎀 submitted by /u/DissapointedCreature [link] [comments]

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now let yoongi come back and ill never stfu😈 submitted by /u/DissapointedCreature [link] [comments]

I’m not a fan of riize, but I’ve seen everything unfold and honestly, I feel bad for the guy. One thing I’ve noticed with K-pop is how hard rookies have it when it comes to scandals, and this situation just proves it. Image is everything, especially for new groups. And, in this case, I really think his company dropped the ball on protecting him. Sure, K-netizens will always find out if idols are dating, that’s just how it is in the industry. But the thing that bothers me is how poorly his company handled this situation. Rookies are still trying to find their footing in the industry, and they need all the protection they can get when it comes to their public image. Companies should be looking out for their artists more and making sure things like this don’t spiral out of control, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as dating. Even if international stans are talking about this, the reality is that K-netizens hold the real power in K-pop. Their opinions affect a group’s future way more than ours do. No matter how much we discuss or defend an idol internationally, it’s the Korean public and media that ultimately shape how these situations impact the artist’s career. So yeah, our opinions don’t really matter much in these cases, and the company should be the ones stepping up to protect their rookies better. In Seunghan’s case, if the company had been proactive and protected him more, maybe this whole situation wouldn’t have gotten out of hand. It’s a reminder that rookies need strong support from their companies, not just in terms of training and promotions, but in protecting their personal lives, too. Fans expect idols to be perfect, and when a company doesn’t step in, it all becomes a mess. It’s unfortunate, because it doesn’t seem like this was something he had control over, and it’s the company’s responsibility to shield their artists from unnecessary drama, especially when they’re just starting out. submitted by /u/Starpeachhhh- [link] [comments]