HYBE X GEFFEN: PRELUDE: THE FINAL PIECE - EMILY KELAVOS (Member Reveal #1 Profile Photos)

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Usually I have trouble deciding between a few members. The exceptions for me are: Day6 Wonpil, IVE Yujin. Those are the only ones i can think of where it just happens to be the case! It’s not that I don’t like the other members (in fact I do like them!), it’s just that the rest don’t come close to wrecking status for me because these biases are so solid. submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

AI music videos.. Like we had really good MVS before ai why can't we do it now? Like what's up with kpop companies and ai.. Are they that cheap that they can't even make a proper mv without ai 😬 submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

Male and female interactions to the point where male kpop idols would just hug a female kpop idol because they were crying, ts will make new kpop stans MAD if it was recently submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

r/kpop's Top 10 Weeekly songs are: Rank Title Points Voters #1s 1 After School 804 36 11 2 Tag Me (@Me) 668 32 4 3 Backwards 564 29 4 4 Vroom Vroom 483 27 2 5 Hello 453 23 5 6 Good Day (Special Daileee) 390 21 3 7 Holiday Party 386 23 3 8 Zig Zag 384 22 1 9 Ven Para 377 19 3 10 Stranger 374 18 3 ​ r/kpop's Top 10 Weeekly B-sides are: Rank Title Points Voters #1s 1 Backwards 564 29 4 2 Hello 453 23 5 3 Top Secret 332 19 1 4 Twenties 308 20 0 5 Love (Weeekly x Kim Eana Project) 245 13 2 6 Memories of Summer Rain 207 13 0 7 A+ 204 14 0 8 Weeekly 194 14 1 9 Yummy! 185 12 0 10 Uni 183 12 0 ​ Total Respondents: 48 ​ Upcoming Schedule: August 26th: ONF September 2nd: Verivery September 9th: Golden Child September 16th: Somi & Sejeong Want to be notified for specific Top Ten Tuesdays in the future? If there are some Top Ten Tuesdays in the future that you are interested in participating in and don't want to forget about, please fill in the Reminder Form here: https://forms.gle/m4d9gDWPuVc3tgKN9. You can choose which artists you want to be notified for, and what specifically you wish to be notified for as well. Link to the Weeekly voting thread . Google Spreadsheet with all past results and full schedule Spotify channel containing all Top Ten playlists YouTube channel containing all Top Ten playlists Interested in doing more song rates? Come join r/kpoprates, where we have K-Pop song rates on a regular basis! Here are the currently ongoing rates: The "First Half of 2025" Rate! TTT lists are always due by Monday, 6 AM Pacific. submitted by /u/Zypker125 [link] [comments]

Chanyeol just released his new album and song and it’s literally so good? It made me feel like i was a teenager from the early 2000s kind of Avril Lavigne vibe, it’s definitely different than what all these groups and KPOP idols have been recently, need more people to talk about it, the whole album is amazing ! submitted by /u/bbhexos [link] [comments]

As the title says what are your favorite what ifs in kpop? Some of my favorites: Allegedly Idk if Lee Sooman ever confirmed or not but it's been rumored that Red Velvet was going to have an unlimited member system like NCT after Yeri debuted in the group but the negative reception to RV no longer being OT4 put a stop on that and they remained as the OT5 we know today. Another one of my favorite is BLACKPINK when they were originally PINK PUNK with seven or eight members they were supposed to be YG's answer to SNSD but with girl crush submitted by /u/jdpm1991 [link] [comments]

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I'm a casual listener of straykids I don't think I've ever listened to a whole album by them but I do tune in to title tracks and I usually really like straykids title tracks but this one felt lacking and not in the MV because straykids always have really good MVs but I couldn't get into the song and I wasn't sure why at first so after a couple listens I realized I didn't really like the chorus or the ending but I'm pretty sure I've seen that this song is doing really well along with the album so I wanna know what others opinions are about this song from stays and casual listeners like me. If you like it why you like it and if you don't why you don't. submitted by /u/GoodVibes10000 [link] [comments]

I literally have 200 plus pics of my bias on my phone, my family thinks I’ve gone mad cause I’m totally obsessed with him, and he’s so fine I just keep downloading more!!😂😅😭😬🤭 submitted by /u/Any_Compote_6624 [link] [comments]

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MY CHOICE: HYOLYN IN DALLY https://preview.redd.it/jsea7iozt8lf1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2ad4e2739341958f0d66da137824fca74daa88c submitted by /u/Evening_Habit9074 [link] [comments]

I think the amount of time spent refining a relatively few songs for the soundtrack is part of it’s success. Ian Eisendrath, the executive music producer, said it was the longest film project he worked on. He also said Golden “had five to six songs written for that slot.” Ejae and cowriter Mark Sonnenblick talked about working “nearly five years” on the songs. Composer Daniel Rojas, who brought in Ejae, posted about it being “the longest and most involved project of my career.” Ian was also the vocal producer. He talked about having Ejae record hundreds of times to authentically sound like her voice was breaking. It sounds intense, but it seems like working on this movie helped Ejae discover her ability. Andrew Choi (Jinu’s singing voice) did an interview a few days ago and talked about what an unexpected, crazy experience it was to work with Ian on the songs. Andrew said “I never knew that a single word could be that important…there were just particular words that he had me sing like literally 20, 30, 40 times” (full video here.) Ian gave Andrew detailed directions on what the scene would be like and how to embody the character. It shows the obsessiveness to get the songs to where they are. It’s only 7 original songs in the soundtrack, and a few more short songs that are only in the movie, like Hunter’s Mantra. The time they had to reject earlier versions and refine such a small amount of songs seems impossible in Kpop. I saw that Ejae had posted a picture with an earlier version of Golden with an extra Mira verse (last slide here), and it does seem better without those lyrics. This kind of relentless refinement is like Steve Jobs’ design saying, “there are a thousand nos for every yes.” Meaning instead of trying to do everything, just focus on delivering a few things that are your absolute best, like Apple’s limited line of products. But also exploring and rejecting a lot of ideas. Big 4 sound It’s interesting that KDH has some representation or connection to each company, or its artist. I noticed this when I saw Andrew Choi is still with SM (interview says he taught classes at SM Universe Singapore.) It’s most direct with Twice. Black Label is part owned by YG; despite a minority stake, YG discloses on its own financial statements that it is a controlling authority. KDH has an indirect connection to BTS, with Jenna Andrews and Stephen Kirk behind Butter and Permission to Dance. (Andrews also vocal produced Dynamite.) These two did make entirely different songs, Free and What It Sounds Like, partly from taking advantage of the fluent English of the singers. I also think they did it to show their own lyrical range. submitted by /u/hyeran_jainros_fc [link] [comments]

So, I'm new to K-pop, but I know what goes on since I'm involved in other K-pop fan-dominated fandoms like BL and anime. However, I'm a bit confused about the genres, kind of like how I'll put it. I've been really into CORTIS because it's similar to a lot of Western artists I listen to in terms of fun rap and experimental sounds. But I'm confused as to why they're classified as K-pop. They themselves mentioned in an interview that they feel like they transcend genres such as rock, rap, etc. I guess I’m just not sure why they fall under K-pop. Wouldn’t they be classified more as rap or something else? Their song "GO" sounds a lot like Travis Scott, and he wouldn’t be classified as pop, so I think I'm just looking for the reasons behind this classification. Side note: completely unrelated, but I'm so excited to dive into K-pop! I feel it's right up my alley, and I guess I'm talking about it because I haven't really shared my excitement with anyone yet. Eek! I love starting a new fandom—it's so fun! I hope I really find a new interest in this and connect with people. 🫰🫶 Also, this is not AI-generated. I just use Grammarly to fix spelling. submitted by /u/Feisty-Guard-5809 [link] [comments]

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I have been inactive for some days and didn't see any official announcement. A reel of Aisha showed up on my feed submitted by /u/Relevant_Engine_1555 [link] [comments]