How did everyone first get into kpop?

Does anyone know if there is a signature flag for twice? Kinda like Chaewon’s America flag. Specifically for Dahyun. And like if there isn’t one for dubu are there others? And lastly if there isn’t one at all can someone just say there isn’t one🙏🙏🙏🙏 submitted by /u/YourAverageBiologist [link] [comments]

First kpopfap, now this?? Which is a bit of an inappropriate name for a sub seeing as they use part of a slur but it’s sorta their own kind so 🤷‍♀️ All I gotta say is why though. Why has sexualization or idols gone so far to where there’s fap subs. So disgusting. No way to take them down either. 😒 submitted by /u/JustAPerson-_- [link] [comments]

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Seeing the comments about Aheyon sing ( her faz prasing and other stuff) like I'm tired of that. Her voice is pretty but she does too much, and her voice either gets too much or very hard to hear. But it's like people refuse to understand that? Like Yg does that so the group get famous, like letting Jennie being hated or Jisoo being left out on purpose etc...Aheyon is being pretty much use, and this can affect her voice ( look sakura from LS voice for a example). And it's like even the members support her voice being like that. Not even them seens to know that she can Hurt herself or how bad sounds, and they're SINGERS. This isn't the first time. Saying that to idols doesn't help, making them think that they don't needed to change or work to get better, that they're perfect and anyone who disagree it's the bad guy. Hate exist 100% but nobody it's perfect, everyone needs to work a little, but acting like idols were super mega amazing in vocal/rap/dance/stage presence and everyone is a hater it's so stupid. submitted by /u/Plastic_Profile2654 [link] [comments]

Hey guys! How are u doing? So, I was really hype about kpop music, but I started to watch some show videos of the groups and it seems so fake, like, it seems so forced the smiles, and also the "spicy" outfits out of nowhere. I listen to kpop now and I just think about the sadness of who sang the song. Thoughts about it? Sorry, English is not my first language submitted by /u/Separate-Caramel-995 [link] [comments]

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"Hey, so now you know The Game..." submitted by /u/Mica_TheMilkAddict [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I thought it might be fun to discuss lyrics a bit today. I'm someone who loves words and storytelling, and the way words can be combined with and heightened by music is really interesting to me. One of the reasons I was most hesitant about getting into Kpop initially was because I knew I wouldn't be able to understand the lyrics as I listen. Lyrics can elevate a good song to a great one, or turn an okay song into a dumpster fire (let's be honest, sometimes there are upsides to not knowing Korean). Well I got sucked into the Kpop black hole anyway, and although the fact that I don't understand 80% of the lyrics doesn't bother me too much, I do wish I understood more. Obviously, I could (and sometimes do) look up English translations of songs, but I don't always have time for that. So I want to know, if you're a person who knows Korean or is an avid reader of lyric translations, what groups/soloists stand out to you lyrically? Are there any songs with lyrics that are exceptionally creative or poignant? Any songs that tell stories? Do you have favorite lyricists? What's a song that really touched you through its lyrics? Don't feel like you have to respond to all of these questions; I hope this can be an open-ended discussion about anything and everything to do with Kpop lyrics. submitted by /u/Kmadd25 [link] [comments]

Like I'm sorry to break your straight delulu fantasy of getting with your fave, but you never had a chance even if they were straight. And is it really so hard to understand the want to see representation of queer idols out there? Everybody's all laughing and chanting encore when male idols queerbait, but then want to pitch money for protest trucks when an idol is actually gay. Make it make sense. It's even more frustrating when everyone points fingers at the more fem-looking idols and already hate them from the getgo. But if idols could be and are more openly gay, there'd be less hate bc people can then stop stereotyping the fem-looking idols (gays are more than twinks and butch lebaneses, in case you didn't know) while everyone then has some representation to look forward to while also enjoying their delulu fantasies equally. So yeah, I know haters are gonna downvote this but yall better put your remindme on when Mingyu comes out after he retires from the industry and ends up marrying Cha Eunwoo. I said it here first 🤣 submitted by /u/RaveGuncle [link] [comments]

mine‼️‼️ group: twice bias: mina song: i cant pick there are so manyyyyy submitted by /u/benjaminfranklin769 [link] [comments]

Honestly at this point I feel like I’m being messed with. A couple weeks ago I made a post because I thought there were a lot of similarities between Unstoppable and Spinnin On It, but today, Miyeon released the intro film for her solo comeback, and it is jam packed with the snail (and snail noise) from Spinnin On It. Someone seriously needs to set them up on some kind of friend date/collaboration/trip to a snail farm. submitted by /u/zoooeys [link] [comments]

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No hate to anyone, just my opinion, but I found this shop selling resin keychains using kpop idols baby photos. The only time I’ve seen people do something like this is with their ACTUAL own children or ADULT idols. Idk it just feels weird that someone is wearing some random persons baby photo on their lanyard or bag. I don’t think it’s wrong to appreciate the baby photos, because it’s always fun to see someone when they were little, but this feels like it’s too far. again, NOT trying to hate! submitted by /u/Ill-Teach9802 [link] [comments]

Yuchan (member of A.C.E and soloist) is releasing his 1st EP in a few days🎉🎉 the EP REBEL will be released on 21st October 18:00 KST. Yuchan dropped Champagne Poppin’ (MV, Audio) as a digital single a while back🍾✨ please do tune in if you can🫶 ik it's technically D-1 now but i'll make another post for it😅 submitted by /u/fried_chicken03 [link] [comments]

I completely agree that the whole thing was extremely tone deaf and looked bad for all the celebrities that attended and the event organizers as well. But I just want to say that this whole thing seems to speak to K-pop Idols wanting a scene like that where they can party and flirt with each other outside of music shows and award shows. They all seemed to have fun and just socialized and even though the cameras were there it was very laid back and no one seemed worried about backlash from fans. I doubt that it will happen again next year seeing as everyone is pissed (rightfully so), but is there a chance for idols to ever have there own gatherings and maybe even official after parties like this without worrying about what their fans will think? It seems like they really need it with how happy they all looked at the event. I'd love to know everyone's opinions. submitted by /u/Appropriate-Key-9958 [link] [comments]

I know that most idols (especially female one's) face so many bodyshaming comments because many focus on looks instead of talent. It's especially insane to me when it happens to teenagers like Wonhee. And most idols aren't even fat, but regardless all these comments are messed up and can truly cause so much harm to the idol receiving these comments. So in a world full of toxic beauty standards for kpop idols, are there any who haven't been body shamed much? submitted by /u/Sea-Republic8892 [link] [comments]

as BTS return for individual and group activities, an exciting new psychology research project is on the horizon! 💜 WHAT : - We are a group of researchers conducting this study for a research publication and need people to participate in a focus group - We are interested in exploring and gaining a deeper understanding of how being a member of a fandom community shapes our identities, how band members can serve as role models for fans, and how we integrate new cultural knowledge through our interactions in the fandom. - if you want to participate please see the poster below. the study has been approved by the College of Health, Medicine, and Life Sciences Ethics board 💜 HOW LONG : - the focus group will take approximately 60 minutes 💜 HOW TO PARTICIPATE : - Interviews will be conducted online via microsoft teams, you will only need a device that is able to connect to participate please express your interest and book a time here if you would like to participate - https://doodle.com/group-poll/participate/bWB1DXQa/vote You are free to withdraw from the study at any point during the online focus group or up to two weeks after the focus group, at which point the data will be anonymised and included in the analysis. Because focus groups are rarely anonymous, before the data is anonymised, it will be stored on a locked file on Brunel OneDrive If you have any further questions I am happy to answer them in the comments. please participate if you’d like and share with other army, thank you! ( ˶ˆᗜˆ˵ ) 💜 submitted by /u/potaetotot [link] [comments]