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I’ve seen some articles they’re debuting on August 18th, and honestly, I’m excited So far, the rookie boy group scene this year feels kind of... underwhelming? Felt less competitive or exciting. Many of them have good album sales, but their performance on domestic and global charts has been pretty disappointing. Domestically, none of them even made it into Melon Top 100. Some people say it’s generally harder for boy groups to appeal to the general public early on I’m wondering if that’s a fair reason. On the girl group side, it's little bit better. Groups like Izna, KiiiKiii, and Hearts2Hearts have shown solid momentum. There was even some early media play around a “H2H vs KiiiKiii” rivalry, which made things a bit more interesting, although it faded pretty quickly. With BigHit entering the scene soon, I’m hoping it brings more energy and conversation around rookie boy groups. It’d be even more fun if SMTR25 debuted too, but I guess they’ll be considered 2026 rookies. Anyway, what do you guys think about this year’s rookie boy groups? Or just rookie groups in general so far? submitted by /u/matt_vaghn [link] [comments]

If you're an older kpop fan you know that Gee was the iconic song that went viral and brought a lot of us into kpop. Although it came out a few years later that Gee wasn't the track they originally were going to release. They fully filmed a Korean version of Duffy's mercy, after Duffys Mercy did so well, SM couldn't release the SNSD version so they re-recorded, using the same outfits, for Gee. So Discussion, was Gee a turning point for Kpop, if Duffy never topped the charts with her song would kpop be as big. Discuss submitted by /u/nahbruvvvvv [link] [comments]

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For me, I keep seeing Tiktoks about how Taehyun (TXT) is always left out, disliked, or jealous of the other pairings or members. Obviously this is not true. Also, he has a reputation of being savage, scary, etc., but he is literally the opposite. People (honestly even MOAs) think that the other members don't tease him as much because he'd fight them or something. Like no, bro will start crying lol submitted by /u/cmoney02 [link] [comments]

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YESTERDAY, JEONGYEON'S ICONIC FANCY NEON TOP AND BLACK SHORTS OUTFIT WON BY 18 UPVOTES! 🍭TWICE ICONIC LOOKS DAY #3: WHAT IS MOMO'S MOST ICONIC LOOK? COMMENT WITH THE MOST UPVOTES WINS! 🏆 submitted by /u/SatisfactionAdept548 [link] [comments]

Sorry this is very vague but I was wondering if anyone knew what performance this is of Ateez. submitted by /u/bologna_sandwich25 [link] [comments]

Are you a K-pop fan based in Canada/USA, who has been a fan for more than two years, joins K-pop live streaming at least once a month, and sometime or often chats with other fans during live streams? Come join the k-pop focus groups this Summer: https://uoguelph.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cYk1kzIFy3Pwk9U As a thank you, we will give a CA$20 gift card to all participants who help us build a platform that enable better interactions between fans during live streams. submitted by /u/Shanie8899 [link] [comments]

*disclaimer this isn't an attack on anyone in particular but I think it needs to be said way more that it actually does they aren't equipped to handle free expression Idols just being people like having their own endevors doing their own things like it's genuinely tiring that everytime an idol does something that's controversial the fans who say they want Idols to be more "authentic" and "real" and "not to perfect cause it doesn't make me feel secure about myself" who get angry and start calling them horrible things and this is more western stans but they always talk about how the think companies should give idols more space to speak their minds and do what they want in their lives but than drag them for doing so labelling it as "valid criticism" and than go to blame the companies but they prove time and time and time again to be just as bad if not worse. those are just my thoughts let me know what you guys think in the comments submitted by /u/TastyCookie23900 [link] [comments]

Are you a K-pop fans based in Canada/USA, who have been a fan for more than two years, joins K-pop live streaming at least once a month, and sometime or often chats with other fans during live streams? Come join the k-pop focus groups this Summer: https://uoguelph.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cYk1kzIFy3Pwk9U As a thank you, we will give a CA$20 gift card to fans who help us build a platform that enable better interactions between fans during live streams. submitted by /u/Shanie8899 [link] [comments]

It wasn't the usual removed by moderates, reddit literally gave me a warning for harassment. I said nothing to even imply that.... I think it might've seen that "b4ngp1nk" and maybe assumed it was a threat submitted by /u/acorrnn [link] [comments]

My top 3 faves are: Handlebars - Jennie & Dua Lipa Love, Money, Fame - Seventeen w/ DJ Khaled 7PM - BSS & Peder Elias submitted by /u/Anonymous_Maknae [link] [comments]

wanted to say that i just came back from the best concert of my life and had an interaction with my ult ult bias, Idk who else to tell so I'm going to say it here :') I'm the happiest I've ever been now onto the visual :) for this category i'd like to add that you can choose any idol you'd like and not only official visuals since everyone has their different tastes name whatever gen 4 or gen 5 female idol you'd like, that fits into the category ‼️please don't post the same idol twice, and instead upvote comments with the idol you'd like‼️ after 24 hours the voting is closed and I'll post for the next category submitted by /u/hyun_chuu [link] [comments]

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I’ve read endless comments in the last week regarding Eunbi’s performance at Waterbomb: - “I feel bad for her because she’s only popular during Waterbomb” - “Her performance is catering to incels” - “She’s stooping low to gain popularity” - “She’s setting back feminism in Korea many decades” Yet a brief moment of Jennie exposing her breasts during the last Blackpink concert is getting multiple tweets with 100K+ likes each. How does this make any sense? These performances are not even one week apart, yet the general reception of both couldn’t be more opposite. Once again it’s demonstrated that in K-Pop it’s not about the what, but about the who. You can work hard all of your life and have all the talent in the world, but if you don’t have the right connections to make you successful it will all be meaningless! submitted by /u/KyeodeurangiMerchant [link] [comments]