I loved the idea of Got the Beat and I’m sad it wasn’t executed better
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ITZY just had a comeback a few days ago, and to be honest, I wasn’t a huge fan of the song at first. I’ve really liked most of their previous releases, but this one didn’t click with me even after a few listens. It just felt like it wasn’t my type of song. But then I watched their live performance on M Countdown, and wow — I was completely blown away. Something about the performance totally changed how the song felt to me. It wasn’t just the visuals (which were obviously different from the MV); the sound itself felt different when I saw them performing it live. Suddenly, the whole vibe hit differently. I even went back to the music video after that, and weirdly, the song sounded better to me than before. It gave me a whole new perspective.I’ve seen other people mention that live performances can make a song grow on you, but this is the first time it’s happened to me. Usually, if I don’t like a song, that doesn’t change — live or not. But this was different. Has anyone else ever had that kind of experience? Where a live stage completely changed how you felt about a song? If so, which song was it for you? It’s made me so curious how much a performance can affect the way a song is received. submitted by /u/Far_Wrap_6757 [link] [comments]
I'm bringing this thread back because I just founds these pics in my gallery lol. Jeongyeon of Twice looked so much like Shigure from Fruits basket 😂 submitted by /u/BlueThePineapple [link] [comments]
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I went to Jay B's concert in Chicago last night. I'd like to preface by stating that GOT7 is my ultimate group. I've always had such an immense sense of respect for Jay B because of his admirable leadership, and dedication to performing. Last night was a testament to both statements. His US tour has multiple stops, with him only having one day of rest in between shows. He had his Chicago show yesterday, today he is Atlanta, and tomorrow the US grand finale of his tour will end in Maryland. His schedule is daunting. Jay B is a seasoned performer, but this feat is almost insurmountable for any idol. Jay B deserves his 10s for remaining strong, and giving his all during this tour. During soundcheck, Jay B stated that he was exhausted. Despite his fatigue, he did everything in his power to make everyone happy, which he succeeded in doing. He sang live, danced choreography full out, and overall made the atmosphere feel like one massive party. Jay B is hard work personified. He's one of the most talented K-pop idols, and O hope that he takes a long, well deserved vacation after his tour. submitted by /u/Steffy_love [link] [comments]
Not sure if anyone else has noticed but for the last 2-3 years, majority of the survival shows that have come out have had small lineups. As someone who first got into kpop in 2016, having large lineups in survival shows was the norm. But nowadays you're lucky to even debut a 9 member group from a survival. I honestly think it's a waste to host an entire show where only 6-7 people make it (especially when they're company shows. they could've just picked the lineup themselves instead of doing an entire show for it) I more so wish the survival show RUNEXT debuted a larger lineup than the 6 to 5 lineup that ILLIT became. That group should've definitely had more members. And same with ILAND. I kinda hoped they would've at least debuted 9 members. Anyway does anyone else share my thoughts? submitted by /u/lamningwon [link] [comments]
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Making a super group of female idols felt like the natural next step after super m. I was so excited when it was announced, the line up was amazing and full of great talent. It sucks that the group never went anywhere. I don’t know if it was their concept, sound, promotions, company restructuring, maybe a combination of everything, but it ended up being poorly executed. Personally I didn’t think step back or stamp on it were the right sounds to go for, I would have liked more of a 90/00s rnb or pop sound vs the kind of electronic girl crush they did. Even if some fans liked the sound, neither song was very successful which is unfortunate because it killed any incentive they had to continue the group. I also think good management could have found a way to continue group comebacks in addition to Got the Beat, if GOT was more successful it could have been a big boost for the individual groups’ own comebacks. But iirc SM as a company was going through a lot back then and it was pissing fans off, making the reception to GOT that much poorer. It’s just a shame because I feel like there was soooo much unused potential behind the group. submitted by /u/etoilez [link] [comments]
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I feel like Nayeon herself was not really confident with the dance part where she has to touch her nanana with her hands which she changed during music show performances. On the other hand, POP! was so fresh and that kind of sound is signature of TWICE and one type of music which people have been yearning for to feel the freshness of K-POP. I can tell JYPE did not put much effort in ABCD as well and the hype went down after inadequacy in payola. POP! even scored biggest chart performance and viral moments among JYPE’s artists since TWICE’s M&M. submitted by /u/leonardreignn [link] [comments]
I know SM is incompetent and they don't really seem to care about their older groups in general, but for such a monumental milestone that very few groups have reached for a group that still has a sizeable fanbase, for an anniversary all the members are so excited for, what is SM doing? In the months leading up to the comeback which'll be on July 8, the members have all talked about how excited they were for the comeback and the following tour. They've promised really big and ambitious things, and have hinted at wanting to go to places to meet fans where they haven't been before. SJ's biggest fanbases are in East/South-East Asia and in Latin America, which is why they always go there for every single "world" tour they have, but they still have sizeable fanbases in other parts of the world, notably the Middle East, North America, Europe and even Oceania. The last proper world tour was SS9 (2022-23), and according to some members like Ryeowook, Australia and Canada were on the stops but didn't make the final list because of scheduling issues. Apparently, it was also planned that the US would have around 2-3 stops, but that fell apart too. SS9 ended up just being a tour with an Asia leg and a Latin America leg. In 2023, Super Junior-D&E had a small fanparty tour and went to places SJ hadn't been to before like Australia (two stops), Canada, New Zealand, etc. And even though they had a really terrible promoter to the point where so many fans didn't even know they came, they all relatively sold well and Donghae and Eunhyuk promised they'd come back and bring the whole group with them to Australia and Canada. Now jump to 2025, and it's SJ's 20th anniversary tour that all the members have been hyping up. Members like Shindong have said the tour is going to be long (around 7-8 months), so it made a lot of people excited that the tour length probably meant they'd go to more tour stops. At SMTOWN LA, they hinted that they were looking at an LA stop for SS10. Then yesterday, they dropped the tour list, and from August 2025 - April 2026, there will be 16 stops overall - and surprise! Four stops will be in Latin America (two of which in the same country), and the rest are just in Asia. No North America, Europe, Oceania. Not even the Middle East when they're one of the most popular groups there and made history as the first group to hold a solo con in Saudi if I recall correctly? Maybe I shouldn't have been clinging onto a promise from 2 years ago from a duo who had left SM by then, but the lack of a single North American or Europe stop in particular is really shocking, especially when NA ELF form a huge chunk of attendees whenever SJ have a 15 min appearance at SMTOWN/any other festival, and when SJ is skipping SMTOWN London where most European ELF were hoping to see them. No Middle East, and the Latin America leg doesn't even include Brazil? No Vietnam, where SJ concerts and their subunit performances sell out and sell well? It literally just feels like it's last year's last-minute, rushed cashgrab Asia tour, plus the Latin American stops. I've been seeing complaints that SM isn't picking the usual big venues for their Asia stops as well, when they know they're going to sell out in minutes there. Mexico's venues are also apparently really small and unsafe. From what I've heard, according to a few promoter sources, SM negotiated for these venues and booked them really late, and for Brazil in particular, they were going to put Brazil on the list, but promoters couldn't afford them because SM jacked up costs and charged exorbitant priced for the promoters. Like sure, the Western fanbases for example aren't as noticeable as Mexico's or Japan's, but I'm sure we (and SJ) would've been fine with a much smaller venue that wasn't a 20k stadium like in Asia. I just know SJ are seething because they've always been transparent about wanting to go to new places and meet all their fans. They've even acknowledged how fans from all over the world travel just to see them because they never go to them. At the end of the day me stating the obvious won't change anything and I'm still (delusion) hoping for another set of announcements but it's not looking likely. Because if they're not going anywhere else beyond SS10 they'll never come. I know Super Shows are a quick and easy way to get free money for SM because they always sell out (see Spin-Off last year lmao), I know SM don't care for SJ beyond that which is why they were so late and rushed with booking everything, but I'd imagine they'd at least care a bit more for the 20th anniversary of all events. I already saw some ELF whose cities are on the list getting mad at other fans for being upset that their cities aren't on the list... submitted by /u/admiralmasa [link] [comments]
Jimin with now most BTS members is BACK!! It feels so unreal that Jimin did NOT post anything at all on his Instagram for straight TWO YEARS! 😭 Just barely two weverse posts, it feels weird because while others were also enlisted they at least updated us on their Instagram accounts, Jimin really took military seriously because he was posted at the most difficult unit at NK border at the FRONT LINES! And guess what he ACED that too😭 To think that PARK JIMIN aced driving a military tank and recieved multiple highest awards he even achieved CBRN-E (Chemical biological radiological nuclear and explosives) THA'S A KPOP IDOL?????? 🤯 Not romanticizing military but this just blew my mind how he went and became this unimaginably perfect at everything to the point it's scary bc he's unstoppable quite literally. Now coming to another point which came to my mind right as I am writing this, armys underestimated Jimin so much despite him being pro martial artist and having the best core strength and the best mental and said he is weak and he needs protection etc and they were naming other members that'll overachieve in the military and now TWO years later Jimin literally overachieved in the miltary and endured every possible harshest conditions and came back saying it has its charm JIMIN THE MAN YOU ARE, and on top of that he showed empathy and asked us to show empathy to the military soldiers. 🥺 He also became popular among his comrades some are even calling him "Dad" lol he babied them and took care of them. Ahhh I can't believe we actually got over sever Jimin draught and he's back bot to mention back looking even younger and he finally posted on Instagram 😭😭😭😭 submitted by /u/Affectionate_Cap8353 [link] [comments]
Agree to disagree but Im standing ten toes down on my opinion of solos in every fandom, even armys (yeah im an army idgaf) who solo stan other idol groups. Theres an army to solo pipeline because of this. Ive been inactive in Kpop for a while, mostly focusing on Bts. But scrolling through my feed now that they’re almost complete is exhausting, I curated it to be as peaceful as possible on all platforms but it isn’t enough. Do I really need to see this bs on my for you page? So many solo accounts are popping out with thousands of followers and likes and its making me sick that people are actually bigoted and project so much of themselves into their “fav” to be their “kinny”. I remember solos barely existing in 2018 and suddenly theres a boom rn. How do you decide to stan 5 groups with 15 members each and then be a solo stan for another. They act like the only backbone to their favs career by supporting everything fav puts out wether it be official, unofficial, private, or public info, but except for that ones that my members helped work on! cause apparently their friendship isn’t real? I know every fandom that exists is toxic af but I genuinely believe solos do not have real life friends, you hateeee hate hate a person your fav is close with on the daily, but yeah, let’s perform a microanalysis on every movement, post, interaction, and make out own narrative. Its not just bts solo stans, ive seen txt solo stans too? Theres so many shady posts on IG towards another but the worst Ive seen is of Jmn of bts always being the target of death, rap3, s3xual harassment, being compared to an animal, purposefully misgendered, and transphobic, misogynistic posts, and AI p0rn. With hundred to thousands of likes from and solos alike. How do you live life thinking that way, cause no way you treat people irl like that, do yall not have any friends or social life? and it’s scary cause these solos will actually go to official fan event sites and write shady stuff on the walls for the artist to see, and then be the first mfs to spread private info and encourage stalking. If you talk to them like a normal person explaining why theyre a bigot, they’ll either gaslight and pull sht out of their ass and create a whole new fan fiction on the spot. I noticed that many solos are abundant in a certain demographic who are not native english speakers and live in a conservative country so maybe they wouldn’t get it? but even then Im also in that demographic and dont have that nasty ass behaviour. We have them here in the US too and they certainly dgaf about being a bigot. Its coming to a point that even the “peaceful” solo stans are resharing, rting, and kekeing with those same anti solo stans. Now have this habit of checking who I interact with and it’s depressing to find out they’re a sick solo. I have so much more to yap on about this but it’s just frustrating and atp the only thing that might stop them is that everyone comes together for 5 minutes and mass report (not really working though) or expose their behaviours irl. /hj submitted by /u/Automatic_Spot_646 [link] [comments]