CORTIS - Color Outside The Lines

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An intense battle unfolded between Park Seonghwa and Park Jimin (real story), but in the end, Seonghwa emerged victorious—though only by a narrow margin. While the Latina, Maria Jihyo Hermosa Garcia Hernandez Parque bagged the female position. Bonus round! Let’s vote for our favorite female and male idol with a surname not in the list (not Kim, Park, Choi, Lee, Choi, Jo, Cho, Lim, Kang, Im, Jung, Jeong, Yoon, Jang, and Joon. Rules: 🚨🚨🚨 ⁠⁠Nominate a female or male idol with a surname that's not Kim, Park, Choi, Lee, Choi, Jo, Cho, Lim, Kang, Im, Jung, Jeong, Yoon, Jang, and Joon. Koreans only. I’ll probably make one for non Korean idols soon. Idols with the most upvotes win. 2 will be placed if the 1st and 2nd come from the same group. Swipe to the 2nd picture to see the upvote results. Honorable mentions: Female: 🥈Park Sooyoung (Joy) - 55 upvotes 🥉 Park Minju- 31 upvotes Male: 🥉 Park Jimin- 460 upvotes 🏅Park Chanyeol - 54 upvotes submitted by /u/OptionSpare718 [link] [comments]

being an idol can be a gamble. im sure many of you have heard of unhinged stories of the length companies would go to take in new trainees that capture their attention. most of the stories we heard are from debuted idols so it’s amazing everything plays out in their favor. but how about trainees that were dropped or had to drop because of the companies’ decisions? we rarely knew their stories. one that i just learned recently is sangwon. this is allegedly, clarified by his father himself and his friends. hes currently competing in the mnet survival show boys two planet. before, he was a trainee at bighit for 6 years. mind you, 6 years since he was 13 (2016)💀 bighit went to his school multiple times and even asked his dad to give sangwon to them. sangwon wasnt interested at first but his sister hyped him up and was super excited for him. he was also supposed to be in iland but that didnt happen and others suspected because bighit reserved him for their new bg, which back then was trainee A. stuff happened and two years later bighit cancelled the group, resulting in sangwon leaving the company along with the other members. then he decided altogether to stop chasing his dream to be an idol for 3 years. i just cant digest this without feeling emotional. 6 years are too long. i could have achieved two degrees certifications with that period. and this is only one story. how about the other trainees who might have trained way longer but never debuted? it’s just too disheartening. they barely have the time to enjoy their childhood only for them to realize they waste it all to a fake hope. jennie trained for 6 years, jihyo for 10 and johnny for 9. arent these crazy? all these hardships and when they finally debuted, they have to endure hate. it’s really not that fun when you think about it submitted by /u/ataraxia2406 [link] [comments]

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) submitted by /u/justanotheraccthays [link] [comments]

I don't know what is it with fifth gen boy groups but holy shit some of them have been debuted with some of the worst names I've ever heard. I remembered not liking Zerobaseone at all with not only how lengthy it is but also just doesn't sounded very nice (also not helping the innuendo if you know chinese) but at least I've been warming up to it with the easier acronym for it (and thank god for that since they're my ults), but still would rather not put the full name of it. Then there's Project 7 group name... Close your eyes. Not even an actual name, just close your eyes. Can you imagine asking what's your favorite BG and then you answered close your eyes, and you do just that and go ok now what? Well at least CYE is a really nice acronym. Then there's also another group I happen to stan now and they're named Ahof. See what they stand for isn't so bad, but just try to read that out loud. Ahof. Sounds so rough I feel like coughing from saying it. And tbh I have still yet to warm up to the name, which is a shame considering I love all nine of them so much but their name is just not it. And finally we have Bighit's newest boy group. From the very same agency that brought you BTS and TXT, now we have... Cortis. Name that basically reminded me of coitus, which is not exactly something you would want to think about in a group where 4/5 of the members are younger than ZB1 Yujin. Seriously what is up with this kind of trend. It almost feels like they're just running out of words and try to make a new one that would vaguely sound like it would be a good name, but just sounded so off in the end. submitted by /u/EmanuelTheodorus [link] [comments]

I was a 16 year old watching these grown men in collars dancing around like they were bound up and buying their album with a slave contract in it. Not to mention the vibrating light stick "for starlight's pleasure" 💀 Still obsessed lol. submitted by /u/xlov_mother_muti [link] [comments]

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As a hardcore MIDZY, I don't really know whether she wears hip pads all the time or has fillers/grafting, but sometimes she does look quite odd, especially standing next to her own members. But she looks happy with herself and is confident and I think that's all that matters. I know people keep mentioning the time she denied it by bringing up her 'u-go-girl' performance, and honestly I agree if it's so obvious she probably shouldn't have done that. But the constant hate is crazy, it's like one minute people are praising her figure and the next, they're bashing her for the same thing. There are so many nasty comments regarding her that are so disproportionate to the issue. If this is noise marketing by the company, JYPE have officially lost it but it's also working quite well. The girls are thriving with their spotify × fc barcelona collab, kpopped and their huge performance in Taipei, they don't need the only attention on them to be fueled by mean comments. But, Yuna's constant "controversy" over something so stupid keeps bringing attention (however negative) onto her, and then the group. She's pulled millions of views, viral posts, several brand deals and offers as the noise marketing keeps her relevant because sometimes your haters are also your biggest supporters. People don't realise that by making her body structure such a big deal, if this is a marketing strategy, she'll probably continue (to be a source of hate?). If it's not a marketing strategy, I genuinely hope she's happy because she's very unproblematic and seems like such a lovely person and it sucks to see people shaming her when she looks gorgeous either way. submitted by /u/Gold_Meaning3688 [link] [comments]

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BoA was on Hyo's variety program and discussed her position at SM as a director now and what role she plays with NCT Wish. Initially, people were skeptical about how much she actually contributed because she didnt have any producing credits on their music but according to her, she is in charge of their overall production. She oversees the production of their album, confirming the track list, mixing, approves their choreographies, and their overall concept (which has clearly been a success i dont even think SM was expecting). She even has an office now at SM where she oversees all of this work and holds meetings. She also "nags" the members, sends them to vocal lessons and has developed a comfortable relationship with the members that attributes to her storied career and history in Japan. The interview was actually super interesting. Im not a huge BOA fan, mostly just have respect for her career and the work she put in as a literal child to get SM off the ground and established in JAPAN and how she pioneered kpop idols successfully promoting there. I think this new pathway of senior, specifically female idols, transitioning into director positions and producing new groups is really cool. Who would you like to see in this role? I want female idols to have longevity in the industry and i think this is a great balance. Even for male idols I think this is a great transition...i know Suho is working his way up there lol I think JayB would be an excellent director and then Namjoon/RM. Any other suggestions? submitted by /u/127ncity127 [link] [comments]

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