Guess ult bias from my other biases!

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I know that she isn’t an idol but idk where to ask this type of question. I’m just really curious on what she’s like off-camera. submitted by /u/According-Car5074 [link] [comments]

Did anyone else think his jacket said something else..? Or just me? Lol submitted by /u/0x1trinity [link] [comments]

honestly I loved seulgis solo album and kais solo album the most this year like omg those albums were like a blessing to my ears. what has been your top release this year so far? submitted by /u/0x1trinity [link] [comments]

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I´ve got the impression that to get into an in person fansign in Asia you have to spend big bucks and all the spots always go to fansites and parasocial fans. The fancalls are more mixed, I´ve seen even international fans winning those, but never the in person ones. I think they can win only if they live in Korea and run group orders. But does a regular fan that buys one copy of each album version (like 5 or 7 max) can get into it? If there´s a fansign in Korea, Japan and China, you can bet the same fansites and a lot of the same fans will be there. They follow the groups everywhere. So there are less spots for regular fans. I´ve been checking Cortis activities since debut and I noticed that in Korean fansigns the same fansites are always there, also the fans are mostly the parasocial ones who want to flirt with the members. It honestly creeps me out, it´s like they´re paying for their favorite host´s attention in a host club. But the fansigns in LA and NY were very mixed, I even saw a little boy there. And the interactions were more like regular conversations, like praising the members, asking about the new album, what anime they like, regular things like that. I think the fans only needed to buy one album, or one set, to get into the fansign, so definitely it´s more affordable. What have you observed in your fandoms? Have you ever been into an in person fansign? submitted by /u/stellarmacaron [link] [comments]

I generally can tell if a performance is live or not. And I was watching MEOVV sing Burning Up on It's Live (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8G203XxQWM&t=1s) and there were some parts that felt live but it felt like they were dubbed over or something because it doesn't feel like a normal It's live performance where you can tell it's live vocals. I went to the comments and they all say it's live. But it just feels off? Just curious and promise I am not hating, was just wanted to check if I am going crazy or not? submitted by /u/NMIXXLUVR [link] [comments]

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Honestly, there's something powerful about music that goes beyond just being danceable or popular. When a group manages to combine engaging production with lyrics that address themes such as inequality, social pressure or reflections on life, the result is remarkable. Songs like “Baepsae” by BTS, “DDD” by EXID or “Black Swan” show how K-Pop can be more than just entertainment — it can be a form of real expression that speaks to the pains and challenges of the current generation. It is in this balance between rhythm and reflection that K-Pop reveals its true potential: to be captivating and, at the same time, meaningful. submitted by /u/Fun-Diver-6166 [link] [comments]

I actually don’t care much about it. if the group I stan makes good music, does well on stage, releases great mvs, That’s all I need.As example, I stan Enhypen. They deliver all of these. I also enjoy their contents a lot cause their humor match with mine(idk why some people call them boring). Also their stage presence is amazing. They have good vocals, they dance well and their visual is like cherry on top for me. I sometimes see people saying Heeseung is not "that" good,they have analyzed his vocal techniques blah blah blah.I mean, he the notes he can hit are high enough, his lives vocals are good, what else do you need?? They need to be good at everything, not some expert. Although I think Heeseung is an amazing vocal,I'm in love with his siren voice in Intro:FATE. Anyways, we got Ni-ki who is an exceptionally talented dancer.His moves are so sleek and smooth.Also jungwon's body control is amazing. Jake, Sunghoon, Jay, Sunoo, Jungwon are also good at their job.Jake has improved a lot over the years.And jay,He was struggling with high notes during I-LAND. But now he can easily hit those high notes( love insane made me in sane).Sunoo's vocals are so underrated. Sunghoon is overall a perfect idol to me <3 submitted by /u/reira5 [link] [comments]

source (Korean News article): https://m.entertain.naver.com/now/article/117/0004000762 TLDR: Her agency, D-Nation Entertainment, clarified that all financial settlements related to her 2NE1 activities have already been completed. They also stated that the complaint by Park shared online was not officially submitted and that Park Bom is currently focusing on medical treatment and recovery. The agency emphasized its commitment to supporting her health and well-being. submitted by /u/AcanthaceaeOwn1481 [link] [comments]

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Twitter kpop fans are never beating the allegations 💔💔 The way they always dodge the topic of your post, like babe why are you arguing with the wall?? submitted by /u/42_Yudoz [link] [comments]

Hi everyone 👋. It’s been quite a while since I made this post, so I’m back again. I'll go first. For context, my ults are TXT, BTS, and BOYNEXTDOOR. MOA = TXT fandom ARMY = BTS fandom Onedoor = BOYNEXTDOOR fandom I'm not too involved in ARMY spaces, so I won't be talking much about BTS. For MOAs, it’s been... okay, I guess. About 2 weeks ago, there was an issue with a stalker invading Hueningkai’s privacy and releasing a video, which started a lot of rumors and hate toward him. He had to release an apology and explain the situation, despite being the victim in the whole thing. It was... a mess, and the toxic subset of the fandom who were unfortunately very loud, made it worse. But most MOAs were incredibly supportive and were saddened that he had to apologize. We tried to leave tons of positive messages for him during that time. Fortunately, things have settled now, and the whole situation seems to have blown over. We’re just hoping that BIGHIT pursues legal action against that stalker and sues them to the ground. Moving on to the good things, it was announced that Yeonjun will be releasing his debut solo album on November 7th, and we are all hyped for it! He’s been teasing MOAs by dropping hints and spoilers (he seems to be having the most fun doing this). The tracklist came out recently, and we found out the album will contain six tracks, one of them featuring KATSEYE’s Daniela. The members have been very supportive and told MOAs to look forward to it as well. MOAs have also been enjoying new music, as TXT recently released their Japanese album. We got three new tracks: "Can’t Stop" (title track), "Where Do You Go", and "SSS" (Sending Secret Signals). All three songs are good! Can’t Stop in particular is so fun, and the choreography is fire! TXT are currently promoting the album in Japan. We’ve been enjoying the performances of the songs and loving all the opportunities TXT have been getting there. Most MOAs would agree that their Japanese team is very proficient at handling TXT’s activities in Japan. We’ll be getting a second music video for Where Do You Go (see teaser here), so MOAs are excited about that as well. Kyoka Honda, a Japanese actor and model, will be starring in the MV. For more context as to why MOAs are especially happy, this will be the first time TXT will have an actual music video for a B-side since 2021. Not performance video or animated visualiser, but an ACTUAL music video. The last TXT b-side to get a music video was Frost in 2021. At their Japanese album showcase yesterday, TXT announced the addition of two concert stops to their Japan tour: Tokyo Dome in January and Kyocera Dome in February. MOAs are really excited about that, especially because the first and only time they performed in Tokyo Dome (which was a dream stage for them), Beomgyu couldn’t participate fully because he injured his ankle. We’re glad they’ll be performing there again. Hopefully, all five of them will be in good health and enjoy the concert to the fullest. For Onedoors, it’s been wonderful too. After weeks of teasing and anticipating, BOYNEXTDOOR finally released their 5th mini album THE ACTION, with the title track Hollywood Action. We’re officially in comeback season, and it’s been a fun time enjoying the album and the promotions! It feels like there’s a new variety show coming up every day, so we’ve been really well-fed lately. Leehan and Riwoo celebrated their birthdays on October 20th and 22nd respectively, so the fandom has been excited about that. Leehan’s birthday coincidentally fell on the same day as the album release. The songs have also been doing really well on Korean charts, so Onedoors have been happy about that too. Music show promotions start today, so we’re anticipating the weeks of music show performances. How about y’all? Whats going on in your respective fandoms? submitted by /u/ilovemeeeeee [link] [comments]

I just saw the group's post, does anyone know the girls? They're a very small group from Argentina. submitted by /u/Head-Witness3853 [link] [comments]

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Hi! I built a daily kpop idol guessing game where you have to guess idols based on their pixelated image but I'm running into some issues regarding the difficulty. I'm finding it hard to accurately gauge the difficulty of the pixelated images and I'm not sure whether its too hard or too easy at the moment. I was hoping some of you could check it out and give me feedback on this matter ❤ Check it out here: https://www.idolguessr.fun/ https://imgur.com/a/j1g3OHU submitted by /u/DwikBoss [link] [comments]