Golden (골든) - Huntrix (HUNTR/X) | Violin & Piano Cover 🎻🎹🎥🎬

Hey everyone, This is a genuine question and I’m curious about your thoughts. I’ve noticed in a lot of K-pop spaces/socmed that some people seem to really dislike multis (fans who stan multiple groups). I’m wondering why that is. For me, being a multi just means you enjoy more music and support more artists. But I’ve seen people call multis “fake fans,” say they “don’t really care about the group,” or act as if they’re betraying their faves by liking more than one group. Do you think this comes from competitiveness between fandoms? Is it about streaming/voting priorities? Or do you think it’s more about wanting exclusivity and loyalty from fans? Would love to hear your perspectives (respectfully, of course). submitted by /u/Dry_Front_9037 [link] [comments]

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I’m curious how everyone stays on top of it all? submitted by /u/MandatoryCozyVibe [link] [comments]

As https://preview.redd.it/whh8jm4p7uof1.png?width=4400&format=png&auto=webp&s=29bdd14b1878d734157d5867aed36248da904b32 I came into this with Miss A and T-ara but I have love and respect for the new generations... So, ask :) submitted by /u/Final_Remains [link] [comments]

This is just the current prediction as of Sept 9, but right after debut they shot up to #4. Their digitals and global performance are already the best among other boy groups, and this isn’t even counting their album sales yet. Plus, judges usually lean toward big agencies, so it’s probably between Cortis or Kickflip. Because Kickflip’s having a comeback this September too. But one thing’s for sure, after MAMA, it’s gonna be tough for other rookie boy groups to catch up with Cortis. What do you guys think submitted by /u/Difficult_Bit_3025 [link] [comments]

My hear me out would be I don't know.... Han with glasses, or anyone with glasses for that matter. submitted by /u/Massive-Phase6525 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! Following up from my earlier post about Ryder (Would a country-rock rookie singer ever fit into a Kpop Demon Hunters sequel), I wanted refine his concept and expand Ryder’s backstory to clarify why he’s an outsider. Backstory: Ryder comes from the U.S., where he grew up being told he was “different”, and told he would never belong. His love for country-rock gave him an outlet, but he always felt like an outsider at home. When he moves to Seoul to chase musical dreams, he ends up auditioning for HUNTR/X (which he won), not to replace the girls, but to prove he can stand with them and fight as part of their team. In the sequel idea: After the Honmoon shatters and Gwi-Ma returns stronger, the girls are struggling with insecurities and the heavy responsibility of fighting alone. Ryder’s addition isn’t about tradition-breaking without reason, the story itself would wrestle with that conflict. The girls doubt him. He doubts himself. But his arc is about earning his place, not taking theirs. Battle style: His weapon would be a battle-axe guitar: the handle shaped like a guitar neck, with the top half glowing like energy, and the other half shaped like a guitar body. He’d fight with rhythm-based moves while covering the girls’ blind spots, supporting their more powerful attacks. It’s his own unique weapon to fight demons with the girls. My question for the community is: Would this work in a sequel without breaking what makes HUNTR/X special? I also want to thank everyone who gave me feedback on my earlier drafts! Your comments really helped me refine Ryder into something that feels more balanced and hopefully fitting for a sequel concept. (Reminder: this is purely a fan sequel concept I’ve been working on for fun. Nothing official.) submitted by /u/Dg975 [link] [comments]

I’ve been seeing a lot of people call XLOV “genderless,” but honestly, their concept feels way more like a feminine or girl-group style than anything neutral. https://preview.redd.it/gni4zmp9otof1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=310c656bf9085986ba2c2b0e190dd546c44584c7 https://preview.redd.it/l5yavfogotof1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b568a7bd05dbc0a67db1a6984600535e630e657a Their styling, choreography, and outfits are very traditionally feminine (nails, makeup, hair extensions, etc.). If a girl group did the exact same concept, no one would even question it, it would just be a girl group concept. Calling it “genderless” feels misleading and seems more like a branding angle than an actual neutral approach. I’m not saying people can’t enjoy them, but we should call it what it actually is instead of pretending it’s something it’s not. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Trick_Director7825 [link] [comments]

Please take into consideration that people's opinions vary and if your favorite isn't mentioned doesn't mean they are not big. This is simply people's opinions. I'll start : Babymoster Illit H2H/ Meovv Kiiikiii / Izna Unis What are your opinions on this ? submitted by /u/Fast-Championship694 [link] [comments]

Don’t get me wrong, there have been some incredible group releases this year. NMIXX and ARTMS come to mind as dropping some of my favorite projects of 2025. But when I look overall at what I’ve been enjoying in k-pop this year, the soloists are taking it. I’ve included some of my favorites but it was hard to narrow down because the quality has been just so good. Any other solo projects that dropped this year that I should check out? submitted by /u/hexgirlgroupie420 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone! I’ve been scrolling n listening through a lot of Kpop albums and it seems like most of the covers are really bright colorful and poppy yk i mean.. it is fun don’t get me wrong but like.. it got me wondering which albums go the complete opposite direction? I’m talking about the dark, moody, intense, sad or even kind of haunting artwork that really sets a whole different vibe for the music yk?. Some covers just make you feel the atmosphere before you even listen to the album lol So what do you think are the darkest or most intense K-pop album covers out there? Would love to see your picks and hear why they stuck with you! submitted by /u/DrearBeats [link] [comments]

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A.C.E Junhee - The First Day & Night (1st Mini Album) Release Date: 12th September 2025 Track Lyrics & Composition Produced by Arranged by 1. Umbrella (10:00) Ryan Bickley, Taneisha Jackson, Maegan Cottone, Bhavik Pattani Bhavik Pattani Bhavik Pattani 2. Tattoo (12:30) ft A.C.E Kyler Niko Kyler Niko Sean Fischer 3. Too Bad (15:00) Ryan Curtis, Okhan Uenver Davide Russo Davide Russo 4. Sugar (18:00) Valensia, McDamon Valensia Valensia 5. You should come (21:00) 전상환, B2J, Junmin Ahn 전상환 B2J, Junmin Ahn 6. Supernova (00:00) Moss Kena, Gaby Gerlis, Peter Wallevik, Daniel Heloey Davidsen Peter Wallevik PhD 7. Night (02:00) JUNHEE, Sarah Min, notmixedyet.(GALLERY), 유제혁 JUNHEE notmixedyet.(GALLERY), 유제혁 8. Umbrella (Kor. ver) (10:00) JUNHEE, Ryan Bickley, Taneisha Jackson, Maegan Cottone, Bhavik Pattani Bhavik Pattani Bhavik Pattani Stream on: Melon Spotify Apple Music Youtube Music submitted by /u/Lancelot_123 [link] [comments]

Was just watching Cortis' behind the scenes for their new mv for Fashion and was just blown away with the kind of money bighit spent on their debut. The mv is excellent and the boys are really talented so it clearly didnt go to waste but i was just amused by the whole thing. The mv was shot completely in New Zealand and the boys took helicopters to film in some locations. Their mvs for Go! and What you want were filmed in the US i believe and even in their debut documentary they clearly spent months abroad in LA training and recording their new album. It is BigHit's first group formed completely under Hybe and their first group in 6 years so I knew it was always going to be a high profile one but it still shocks me how much money went into it given theyre just rookies. I dont follow a lot of non hybe groups so what other groups debuted with such big budgets? submitted by /u/PrimaryTomato3310 [link] [comments]

I've been really confused by the timelines of the relationship on news websites as well as the statement released by BigHit regarding their relationship. Did they date for an extended period of time or was it just a short relationship a long time ago? Even just educated guesses would help me 😅 submitted by /u/butterflies43 [link] [comments]

Now that her solo debut has arrived the t shirt incident has resurfaced and I would like to know if anybody has completely boycotted her because of it. She is human being that wanted to wear a t shirt of a popular punk artist ( sid vicious of sex pistols) , she wasn't wearing Nazi memorabilia. I believe her intentions were pure and she didn't mean any harm but DID cause it so she apologized. Chaeyoung made a major mistake, apologized for it immediately and then never wore the shirt again. Also, I'm not sure how Koreans are taught about WW2 but I think it's fair to assume Korea doesn't demonize the swastika as much as America. As a U.S. Citizen I can tell you that learning about WW2 as a kid a decade ago doesn't really mean much. Kids usually don't care about history, the only reason I know about WW2 so much is because of our movies and games(Inglorious bastards, call of duty , etc).America often makes media making Nazis evil and i don't think Korea does the same. I think Korea focuses on the Japanese occupation of Korea more than the Hitler side of ww2. TLDR - I believe chaeyoung made a mistake and gave my evidence showing why she made the mistake. If you boycott her , I want to know why? Let's have a civilized discussion submitted by /u/Technical_Candy_2963 [link] [comments]