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This is just the most recent example, but they're not the only act to have erratic streaming patterns in Thailand. Zero other countries have this number of massive discrepancies in day-to-day numbers. People say some acts just have big Thai fanbases, but did 85% of their fanbase just spontaneously choose not to stream on a random day? If anyone has more insight into this, it would be welcome. submitted by /u/Recent-Pension1179 [link] [comments]

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I'm still kinda new to kpop (little over a year) and still obsessed with SuJu's Mr. Simple and Sorry Sorry. Just wondering what else I might like that's dancy, electronic-sounding and super catchy. I love it and it's great to run on the treadmill to! submitted by /u/Away_Housing4314 [link] [comments]

HelloHello I am looking to get into rap music.But I also like k pop so I was wondering if there's any good female wrappers from k pop? submitted by /u/Few_Isopod_5935 [link] [comments]

Ah. I just decided to stan Hyunjin again but a few days in and I am painfully reminded why I had to stop several times. It’s painfully obvious that something ⚡️✨ is going on between Hyunlix and it annoys me to no end that IG/TikTok/YT algorithms would forever suggest Hyunlix reels to me. Felix won in this life being in such close proximity of a piece of heavenly creation in Hyunjin. Over the years, Felix had shown TLC to Hyunjin and it has paid off. The tenderness in their eyes for each other cannot be mistaken (Ive been exposed to so many BLs in different formats so IYKYK) no matter how much Changbin overly tries to compensate in his “wifey” role. Thank you Changbin for trying to cover up Hyunlix….. you are a true friend. Honestly, idk how deep Hyunlix relationship goes but it is… deep (for a lack of better word) I really dont know how to cope as a Hyunjin fan to see Hyunlix flirting on screen..except to stop stanning him again—which is equally distressing—after so many restarts over the years. I have liked seeing him grow up into a man. Now that he has fully developed (25 is the age wherein your brain fully develops).. he has gotten so much more confident. Ofc there is no way in seven hells or heaven and multiple universes wherein Hyunjin will ever be mine but I would so wish for him to get married, have a family, and be happy. sigh Hyunjin, must I always step back and love you from afar? You dont know about my existence but this feels like a really bad heartbreak. Nevertheless, i will always pray for your health, safety, and happiness. Fly high Hyunjin. submitted by /u/Scared-Advantage-800 [link] [comments]

I know I will get tons of downvotes from solo stans and even group stans but I have to comment about this because the level of delusion is insane. Solo promotions and music is equal a rise of solo stans as we all know. I have nothing against solo stans, there is no way a person go and listen to a soloist and then the group as a mandatory requirement. My only problem with solo stans is the entitlement. You knew your fave is from a group like what did you expect? Speaking about BTS and BLACKPINK the two biggest kpop groups, in what delusional world those Stans live that they think their fave is bigger than those groups? “LISA better leave that group she is way bigger” “BTS should disband, Jungkook go solo” Admitting the group brand name plays a major part in the members solo success is not undermining or disrespecting their hard work. Specially when that also goes to the group success as well. But credit when credit is due. Plus this goes for others groups not only in the Kpop scene. Are BTS and BLACKPINK members successful? Absolutely. This is not about denying their success but more about a reality check. You can argue all day that some members would have been successful as soloists even if they hadn’t debuted in those groups but since they did debut, hypothetical scenarios are ultimately pointless. I know some will comment “No one actually believes that” oh dear it can surprise how stans due to a successful song or album believe their fave ended their group. submitted by /u/NAJARI29 [link] [comments]

Similar to HWAA, Oh my god....etc. Like ancient vibes or traditional dynasty vibes. submitted by /u/SatisfactionAdept548 [link] [comments]

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Lately I’ve been wondering how much of what idols wear off stage is really their own choice, like in casual vlog outfits, behind-the-scenes clips or during sound checks. Obviously, for official stages, red carpets (and airport fashion at times) it’s the stylists, but when it comes to their “personal” clothes… is it truly 100% their own style? Take Stray Kids for example, especially Hyunjin and I.N. They often wear super super niche vintage t-shirts, rare streetwear brands, or even old band tees that are really specific and very hard to find. It made me wonder: are they actually going out and sourcing those themselves? Or is it more likely that they’re picking from a shared stylist closet or curated rack they can pick from? and maybe keeping the pieces they really like? I noticed at one point I.N wore a shirt that Hyunjin had already worn weeks before in a different setting, so that made me think there could be a pool of clothes that members rotate through, especially those rare vintage finds. And maybe if a member really likes something, they can buy it or get assigned to it… I don’t mean to say idols don’t have any say, I think they absolutely do buy whatever they want. But maybe they choose to let stylists guide them, because it fits with the image they want to maintain or the group’s overall branding What do you guys think? Do you believe idols are fully choosing their off-stage fits? Or do you also think there’s a shared stylist inventory + curated image even when it looks casual? Would love to hear your thoughts or any examples you’ve noticed! submitted by /u/Asleephgtd [link] [comments]

G-Dragon ubermensch tonight!!! this might be a really silly question, but honestly i've never been to a kpop concert before so i was wondering, would bringing my penlights make me stick out like a sore thumb? buying his official lightstick is out of the budget and i don't have any other kpop/related lightsticks to bring. i have 2 kingblade penlights that i bring to jp concerts, but is that weird or worse disrespectful at all for this event? 😭 this probably sounds dumb asf but im stressing lol. any concert etiquette advice appreciated 🙏 submitted by /u/justiceformafuyusato [link] [comments]

Many believe that when groups begin to gain fame in the West, they lose their musical style in order to maintain that fame, but how true is that? Do you think groups that gained fame in the West continue to grow while maintaining their musical identity, regardless of criticism? Or do you think they've lost it but have become more popular with audiences? submitted by /u/Someonehihi [link] [comments]

Can be an ot8 photo are one or more members for any band just stay the name or the member/band Just for fun don't take my opinion seriously any one who wants to can add there one opinions submitted by /u/kpopfan230 [link] [comments]

Maybe this is a silly question but I feel like this is something unique to Kpop. We get so much content of idols lives whether it’s lives or the various shows and games on YouTube channels they participate in. We engage with them and really get a look at their personalities. I’ve noticed the groups I watch the most content for and “Stan” the most isn’t necessarily who I listen to the most. I am undoubtedly a proud Glitt Uncle. If anyone asked me my favorite group without hesitation I’d say ILLIT. But if I look at my listening stats on Apple Music I listen to Twice more than any other group and Le Sserafim next. Some of that could simply be they have made far more music. But I think in a lot of cases I like the songs more in general. But if I were to rank them I’d still put ILLIT first then LSF then Twice. This absolutely the only genre of music that would be the case for me. Curious on everyone’s take on this, if I am asking something crazy or if ppl have similar experiences. submitted by /u/csaporita [link] [comments]

Hi! We often play with my friends to all the online "daily challenge" games but we realized that we cannot find a good Kpop dedicated one. So I took some of my free time and made this: kguesser.com One MV per day and only 5 hints to guess the song title! It's quite simple for now but some of my friends have been testing it for a few days and it works well! You don't need any account or stuff like that, I just want it to be fun to play. I would love to have feedback on how I could improve it and just know if you actually enjoy playing it! submitted by /u/TheNafu [link] [comments]

After 5 years in the music and being a Stan since debut, I can’t stop but wonder if cravity already paid off their trainee debt and are finally making money. With how much their debt cost and selling about 200,000+ album copies every comeback since debut. Is it likely to say that they are making money now. I don’t see starship focusing on them touring more overseas which kinda sucks because that’s also a way to bring a huge sum of income in. But they have pretty good album sales which brings in millions every comeback. Not sure where else their incomes would come from tho. submitted by /u/SadRazzmatazz3563 [link] [comments]

I’ve been thinking about Choi Bomin lately. A few years ago, he was everywhere charming on music shows, acting in dramas, modeling, and being called one of the most promising next-gen male leads. His visuals, charisma, and calm aura really stood out. He had that “it” factor that made people believe he’d soon dominate the next wave of K-drama and K-pop crossovers. But after his unfortunate golf accident and the facial injury, things haven’t been the same. His group Golden Child slowly lost momentum, and eventually he left Woollim. I know he’s now signed under GLXY Talent and Universal Records Philippines, and he did a short “This or That” video recently, but overall, it feels like he completely disappeared from the spotlight. Meanwhile, we’re seeing other male leads of his generation slowly and steadily shine actors like Ryeoun, Kim Yo-han, Son Sang-yeon, and even younger ones making headlines with lead roles. But Bomin, who was once at the front of that line, seems to have faded quietly. It just makes me wonder what happened? Was it the injury, a shift in priorities, lack of support, or something else entirely? He had such a spark and presence that’s really hard to find. I hope he’s doing okay and that he makes a comeback, whether in acting or music. He still has so much untapped potential. Anyone have updates or thoughts? submitted by /u/Renebae1991 [link] [comments]

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