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I'm rewatching season three and honestly love how she makes every guest feel so comfortable. She’s hilarious but always has something postive to say. I just wish she would invite more actors or other foreign guests. Who would you love to see on her show next? submitted by /u/cremebrule00 [link] [comments]

Disclaimer - this is just a personal observation. Not trying to shade anyone I just have been watching bts members discharge and so it's a personal thought Cuz wdym rm got those out of touch with humanity bases and meanwhile other members (except suga) were on the front line Someone said that jimin and Jungkook said PPL were looking at them with pity during their initial days It's insane and ppl have a saying there that means forget what u were out there in the world when u enlist. Now imagine some guy who trained for his entire life to debut and work in the industry to forget all of it and follow military rules (and if u think oh everyone goes through this why bts member or their fans are making a huge deal about this then no it's not just them who had a hard time it might be a majority of idols but bts are the ones speaking about it to their huge fandom) And I've watched some vdos and documentaries about it and it doesn't sound good at all to me submitted by /u/seaweed09876 [link] [comments]

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This isn’t a hate post. I’m genuinely curious. For me, there’s one idol who gives me that feeling whenever I see her on my timeline. I don’t know why. It’s not about hate or jealousy. It’s just pure cringe. It’s KOF’s Belle. Most of the time, I skip her content, but sometimes I don’t. Recently, I watched a video of her with her group promoting their new comeback. I honestly find some of her facial expressions a bit cringey, especially when she sticks out her tongue (?). I like idols who are expressive on stage & she's expressive. But... Again, no hate at all. I actually like their new song. I just don’t know why I react this way. No, its not related with their racist live. It’s something I wanted to get off my chest. That's all. P/s: again, no hate intended to her. She's beautiful 🤗 submitted by /u/Nearby_Ship5811 [link] [comments]

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seventeen has one of the best bsides in kpop no doubt! My fav is Don Quixote always. And if I consider a subunit one then Cheers to youth from vocal unit, this masterpiece is comfort! Well, what's ur choice?? submitted by /u/svtnluvs [link] [comments]

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First of all, I know it's a stylistic choice, and he's free to do whatever he wants, but I'm just asking what's everyone's opinion. Imo, the use excessive use of autune kinda ruins the songs, even though I like his solo work, I never add them to my playlist because the autotune puts me off. It's a pity especially since he has one of the best sounding voices in kpop. submitted by /u/Frequent-Elevator-63 [link] [comments]

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I’m just curious. I know that attraction is often what initially draws someone to become a fan, aside from finding the person talented. But do you always find your bias attractive or good-looking? Like, do you always kick your feet whenever you see them? Or are there times when you don’t—like because of a certain hairstyle, outfit, or look? Or does it eventually reach a point where the attraction fades or lessens, but you continue being a fan because you’ve developed a deeper admiration for them, and it’s no longer just about appearances? submitted by /u/soleilalunaa [link] [comments]

so, as the title mentions, i’m lesbian. well, at least i think. i’ve only been attracted to women irl and i’ve never found a single man attractive, celebrity or not. well… unless he’s a kpop idol. this is so confusing to me because does this mean i’m bi? i’m not attracted to men sexually though. what i think i like about these male idols is how feminine they seem and how they present themselves. it feels like my brain is unconsciously registering them as females or something 😭 because most of the traits that turn me off in normal men, they don’t have. like, lee know for example. lee know is FINEEE. and maybe that’s the lesbian in me because he’s popular amongst lesbians. but i’d never want to see him showing skin or anything and i get uncomfortable when i see stays go crazy over shirtless chan and make sexual comments about the members. like, if i were actually attracted to men in that way, would i feel the same way about male idols? is my “attraction” toward lee know just appreciating that he’s a pretty guy? do other lesbian kpop fans feel the same way about male idols? is this normal, or does this mean i’m not a lesbian? please help 😭 edit: also, i forgot to mention that i don’t normally find female idols that attractive. they’re gorgeous, of course, but they don’t stick out to me in the same way male idols do. maybe because they’re trying to attract straight males? i find female idols loved by lesbians (like yujin from ive) more attractive than, say, wonyoung, even though wonyoung is objectively more attractive (nothing against wonyoung or yujin btw, they’re both gorgeous. i just think wonyoung an example of a female idol with a lot of straight male fans and yujin an example with a lot of sapphics). irl though my attraction is the opposite, i’m more drawn to women. and that just makes this all even more confusing. also i don’t even know if this is the right place to post this. submitted by /u/FuzzyHistory_8142 [link] [comments]

The face card at the end 😫 submitted by /u/jeekilledme [link] [comments]

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Hi all! I just saw Skz in ATL for the first time last night. It was an awesome show, but i gotta say it bummed me out that we didn't hear from all the members. I'm used to other kpop shows, where there's a couple moments in the show where we hear from literally everyone, usually with the help of a translator, and I really appreciate those moments so we can see each individual get some time to themselves. Last night, it was mainly Chris and Felix talking, and Seungmin a bit too. Has past StrayKids tours in the US operated the same? Or is this something new this tour? I'm very curious. submitted by /u/lavieenroute [link] [comments]

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