Can somebody please help me find this song!🙏🏼

My little sisters and I used to dance to it all the time ICON!!!! GOGOBEBE started playing after it what's happening(these are not songs to much anymore)(I used to know the choreo, I learnt every day and it remember like I haven't dance maybe even listen to it since the year it came out or the year after) submitted by /u/Mean-Rooster5814 [link] [comments]

So, I recently checked out this post from u/Someonehihi and in the comments I learned about "Getting Pretty After" by SixBomb. Mannnnnnnn, the production team must have had five nickels and a dream for that music video. The costumes, the settings, the editing... Anyway, it got me thinking, what other music videos look like they were filmed by first year film students? MVs with just really cringey quality. This is not meant to be a post where we hate on any group, more so looking for a bit of a laugh. submitted by /u/Reverse7695 [link] [comments]

What the title says. I'd be really grateful for any help! :D submitted by /u/CD_chan [link] [comments]

As a native English speaker, I'm aware of which K-pop groups have had their English lyrics written by a native speaker and which groups haven't, so I'm curious to know if this happens with Japanese songs. Which K-pop groups have the best Japanese lyrics, and are there any with 'odd' lyrics or lyrics that don't sound right? I'm also making this post because as someone with no knowledge of Japanese I'm curious to know about how K-pop artists' Japanese lyrics are in general. submitted by /u/soshingi [link] [comments]

With more and more concerts being announced, i would like to remind everyone to stay safe in crowds, especially in pit sections. crowd crushes can happen in a flash so be aware of your surroundings and stay safe. Please be kind and courteous to your fellow fans! everyone is there to see the same artists we know and love, so let’s do our part to make sure us and our fellow fans have a great night! that being said here are some concert tips that i’ve gathered from my experiences! be prepared for and dress for the weather! with many events being outdoors as parts of festivals or stadium/arena shows, it’s important to dress comfortably to make sure you have a good time. make sure you are ready for the weather. i recommend bringing a baseball cap and a water bottle at the very least if you’ll be outside. what i did last year for outdoor summer concerts was bring a handheld fan and a hiking water pack. make sure you’re aware of your surroundings. With festivals and shows that have standing sections it is possible that you may be in a space that is very crowded and for kpop shows the audience ranges from young to old so make sure that you don’t accidentally elbow someone or accidentally miss a kiddo who’s by your feet. (speaking from experience because i almost wiped out a kid at stray kids’ lolapalooza performance) if you see something say something. In large crowds you may notice someone pass out, start a fight,any other kind of emergency. at that point you and the people around you need to help get the staff’s attention as it gets harder for them to spot things like these in large crowds. You can use your phone’s flashlight to signal that someone needs help and get the people around you to help get the staff’s attention. We are all here to have a good time so let’s do our part to make sure we’re all safe too! be kind and courteous to staff. The staff are there to do their jobs and make sure we have a good experience, so try your best to listen and be respectful of them as well. The staff are also there to make sure we are safe as well so please make sure that your behavior is not what is causing the staff to have to become overwhelmed. as fans we represent the people who we stan, so let’s set a good example and lead by example. be kind and courteous to your fellow fans! people travel from anywhere and everywhere to see their favs, and spend lots of money and time to get there, so try your best to make sure EVERYONE has a good time by being kind and respectful. Especially in venues where the audience is all standing, be mindful of your space and others’ space. Especially as crowds get larger, you’ll need to be more careful because conflict can arise a lot faster/easier. 6.Know when you may need to leave a crowd. I assure you that it is better to be further back in a crowd if that is more comfortable. When i saw stray kids at lolapalooza, the crowd was getting so tightly packed that i could no longer see the stage or screen and could barely move at all. It was also 90 degrees out. So i left that part of the crowd and moved further back to a place where i could both see the screen and could stand comfortably, and i still had an amazing experience. On the flip side when i saw dpr in chicago, i had stayed in a tightly packed crowd and i was also anxious the entire time because i was just getting shoved around. Feeling uncomfortable in the crowd while watching your fave is only gonna distract you from having fun! be mindful of what you’re holding! if you have a lightstick or poster, holding it up too high or moving it around to aggressively can become a hazard and can ruin other people’s experiences as well. i suggest holding these items at chest level to make sure you don’t block someone else’s view. Have a great concert season y’all! Stay safe and have fun! submitted by /u/TurnipMoist [link] [comments]

Could be either because of the music or the album design or whatever else. For the design I love Illit’s Bomb (merch ver.) and Izna’s Beep but since I don’t really stan either of them I can’t justify spending that much money. On the other hand I ult aespa and love the concept but can’t justify buying the Dirty Worker version of their upcoming album. I can already see from the previews that I have no way to display it well so I bought the case version instead. For music I love WJSN The Black’s My Attitude- album and I’ve thought about buying it many times but I don’t know any of the members other than Exy and the design is not impressive enough to make me feel like I need to display it on my shelf. There are also different versions of albums that I regret not choosing but I can’t justify buying a new version of an album I’ve already purchased years ago. submitted by /u/Winter-Net-2669 [link] [comments]

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Edit: Sorry I know this is long haha As the title suggests, I wanted to make this post just cause there’s been a lot of concern (especially in the last like 16 hours) of how Yeosang from Ateez is treated by their company. For those who don’t know, Ateez had their comeback today (13/06), with Golden Hour: Part 3. Those who are at least somewhat into Ateez will know that there has been a lot of dissatisfaction specifically with the perceived unfair treatment that Yeosang receives (I use the word ‘perceived’ here because people’s opinions will differ). To be honest it wasn’t hard to see that he didn’t receive as many lines as his other members, especially at the start and this is something that he verbally expressed himself. To add to that, Yeosang is one of the quieter members, which meant that he often slipped into the background, especially when earlier on in their career. In more recent years, we have been seeing more from him and line distribution has improved quite a bit. He’s also generally come out of his shell much more which is nice to see. Now in the title track of their latest comeback, ‘Lemon Drop,’ fans have noticed that Yeosang has again been given very few lines — totalling to about 7 seconds in a ~ 3 minute song. Am I disappointed that the company has yet again done this? Yes, definitely. But the response from fans has been in my opinion a bit OTT. It’s now snowballed (as it does so often in the kpop world) and people are sharing clips from the fan chant guide and are speculating that his behaviour is due to how the company is treating him. That could absolutely be true. But I need people to understand that WE DO NOT KNOW THESE PEOPLE PERSONALLY. There could be so many other reasons why he seems down or maybe he’s just tired. I’m seeing so many posts of people criticising the company and the producers. I, for one, am never against criticising companies but the comments on the latest post on their producer, Eden’s, Instagram are way too much. To add to that, people are fundraising to send a truck to the company. Maybe this is because I’ve been out of the loop for so long, but are we being fr?? There are so many causes where your money could go… and you want to use it to send a truck to a company cause you don’t like how many lines they gave someone… I don’t disagree with people’s disappointment— I feel the same but the reaction just feels so unnecessary to me. Maybe this is because I see what else is going on in the world and it makes it hard for me to place that much care (and money) into something like this. And also, I can’t help but wonder how this will seem to Yeosang and the other Ateez members. There’s no doubt they will see all the commotion, if they haven’t already. Maybe he will appreciate the fans looking out for him, but what if he doesn’t and this just causes issues for him? I know people have good intentions but they also need to consider the potential impact. Idk, I just wanted to share this here to and hear what others have to say. As an Atiny and someone who has recently come back to the kpop world after being out of the loop for roughly 5 years, I was really excited. However, I’ve been remembering why I stopped enjoying kpop before — the way that fans react and catastrophize is honestly white off putting. Also just to share my own thoughts regarding Yeosang himself: In my opinion (and others have expressed the same), this is a classic case of an idol with a unique voice that may not completely suit what is expected within kpop. I personally love Yeosang’s voice — how deep it is, the tone, everything. It kinda reminds me of Tae’s from BTS (my former ult❤️‍🩹), and similarly, I think Yeosang really suits songs that take on a more R’n’B or jazzy style (please listen to It’s You if you haven’t already). I do hope that if he is dissatisfied or feels mistreated that he is able to express this to the company himself. submitted by /u/Initial-General1863 [link] [comments]

A slight twist on the playlist trend. You give me an alphabet and I'll try to give as many different songs as possible that are there in my playlist. Mostly title tracks but many EXO, NCT and Baekhyun b-sides. submitted by /u/Chutneysandwich16 [link] [comments]

I know this has been happening for quite a few years now but this year has been ridiculous when it comes to the issue of K-pop idols and groups mocking black culture. Groups like black pink, kiss of life, Kard,.and the new group all day project have all been caught having some type of microaggression or stereotyping actions towards the black community and unfortunately there will be more groups in the future who will do the same thing, especially if they have a hip-hop aesthetic. There is no way that these companies and their media representatives have no clue about the backlash that these types of incidences create. There was legit months of people calling out black pink and kiss of life for their racial insensitivities, but for some reason they thought it was okay to debut a dude who obviously has some major culture vulture actions for their new group ( Tarzan ) or even approving the kiss of life birthday live. You're telling me that nobody on their whole team did research before allowing them to post all of this online ? That's why I think they do know the ramifications of these actions but decide that nobody would actually care or since a lot of K-pop fans have a small attention span that they will forget about it within a month or so. Sometimes I think they also use it as a way to create rage bait and get their groups talked about more and use the philosophy of any attention is good attention. These groups that feed off of black culture will mock us so bad, but yet use all of our stuff for their music and outfits and never give us our flowers. The whole period where all these K-Pop groups were coming out with ampiano songs and dances but yet not a single black person or even an African person was introduced to at least give homage. submitted by /u/MochaMilku [link] [comments]

Favourite as in something to hype you up or when you're literally at your lowest points Mine are Go Big or Go Home by enhypen to hype me up and Lovers in the Night by Seori when I am at my lowest :) submitted by /u/OtherwiseMango6126 [link] [comments]

So im going to skz’s concert in Orlando tomorrow and I was testing out my light stick (V2) to realize I didn’t have the battery holder in the part you twist off. The little thing is missing and it’s too late to order a replacement on Amazon so I was wondering if anyone with an extra could meet up with me and lend or sell me one? Id literally pay money atp im so desperate 😭 I have soundcheck and i will literally meet anywhere before that or before the concert! Sorry if this isn’t the right subreddit, im really just trying to get this out lol submitted by /u/leeknowsleftoe [link] [comments]

I really don’t know what is going on here but it has not been fun in kpop_uncensored the past few days. I know there has been an influx of BTS post but I mean 4 members discharged and ARMY is excited. There is no reason to be trigger happy with mass reporting post and restricting them. Make a mega thread for those type post. Anyway what is the other options that Kpop where you can freely give your opinions and thoughts without being silenced. submitted by /u/PlacePuzzleheaded982 [link] [comments]

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Couldn’t make it to the concert but just want to see them in real life once 😫 submitted by /u/kfcpotatowedge [link] [comments]

jungkook was seen wearing a hat that says “make tokyo great again” during rehearsals for his performance at jhope’s solo concert today. it was met with a lot of backlash in south korea. personally, i think the hat is satirical. but considering the political climate, and the history of korea and japan, i’m not surprised that there was such backlash to this. what are your thoughts submitted by /u/JinnieP [link] [comments]

He posted the apology on Weverse. submitted by /u/perpetualparanoia0 [link] [comments]

For example: I've seen people say that Korean-Australian/American/Canadian idols getting called "Non-Koreans" or "Half Koreans" just because they lived outside of Korea. Like??? Don't they understand what immigration is and that their parents move to live in a different country, doesn't mean you change into a new ethnic or race. 🤦🏻 submitted by /u/SatisfactionAdept548 [link] [comments]