I watched the new update of top 10 most viewed boygroups MVs since 2009 and here's my thought:

Ew trump. I do not support any misogynistic, white nationalist, incel, hitler-like (esp. Musk), racists at all and neither does this sub and apparently neither does reddit as a site as a whole. He stands against everything Kpop stands for which is an art form from a formerly colonized people from a country that is rising up against colonialism and hatred. Anyone who comments anything negative to this, or tries to defend that orange guy will be banned permanently. Go somewhere else, we don't want your lower kind here. This is why American women everywhere are going 4b EDIT!!!: 4B 4B4B4B4B4B!! 4B IN THE SOUTH, 4B IN THE NORTH, 4B FROM TEXAS TO ALABAMA, FROM BYU TO COLOMBIA! 4B ALL FIFTY STATES! A CONVICTED PEDO AND FELON IS NOW PRESIDENT SO IF YOU'RE A WOMAN WITH ANY SELF RESPECT 4B, 4B, 4b (ESPCIALLY THE CONSERVATIVES!!!!) submitted by /u/Kpop_Love_Forever [link] [comments]

Hey folks! Over in r/kpop we just posted a new special Town Hall that is focused only on the Flairs we use to help organize our posts based on content categories. Link to r/kpop's 'All About Flairs' Town Hall We included announcements for new flairs here on r/kpoppers and also on r/kpophelp. The following is the section relevant for this subreddit. NEW FLAIRS! Connect - This flair will be used for anything where fans are trying to socially connect with each other. Announcing new K-Pop subreddits or Discords, looking for mutual fans on social media, wanting to meet up at a concert, seeking fans in a region to form a dance group, networking for a fan project, announcing a K-Pop night at a club, etc. Research - Academic surveys related to K-Pop or fandom topics. We'll keep an eye on these new flairs to see if they create any confusion or need adjustments. Let us know if you have any thoughts, concerns, or questions! submitted by /u/alleybetwixt [link] [comments]

The subreddit is mostly uncensored as long as people follow the rules. Generalizing statement about Korea, Korean society, etc or most other countries are not acceptable except under the following standards: The only claims that are acceptable when generalizing Korean society in this sub are those that bring up generalizable stastical claims by the standards of the international statistics institute. Not only do the vast majority of stastistics you can find on the internet about Korea not up to this minimum, basic standard but this requirement includes having ample sample size, blocking by relevant demographics and sometimes even double blind tests. So if you make a generalizing claim, your wording must be properly formatted and links to the relevant studies provided. In other words, the standard for making a generalization is very high in this sub. Not to mention the wording for your claim has to be properly made. Anyone who has taken a college level statistics class will know what I am talking about and we may even require you to provide the confidence level interval if it's relevant for your study. If you cannot meet these standards, I would just avoid doing it in general. submitted by /u/Kpop_Love_Forever [link] [comments]

Under South Korean law, adulthood starts at 19. At the time of the incident, the victim was 18 years old, so legally still a minor under the Act on the Protection of Children and Youth Against Sexual Offenses. The perpetrator, on the other hand, was 46. In terms of Korean age—which has no legal standing—the victim would have been considered 20, so socially seen as an adult. But legally, they were still underage, meaning the punishment will naturally be aggravated (this was even mentioned during the victim’s lawyer’s press conference). He’s f**ked. submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Clue1758 [link] [comments]

Under South Korean law, adulthood starts at 19. At the time of the incident, the victim was 18 years old, so legally still a minor under the Act on the Protection of Children and Youth Against Sexual Offenses. The perpetrator, on the other hand, was 46. In terms of Korean age—which has no legal standing—the victim would have been considered 20, so socially seen as an adult. But legally, they were still underage, meaning the punishment will naturally be aggravated (this was even mentioned during the victim’s lawyer’s press conference). He’s f**ked. submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Clue1758 [link] [comments]

I just got into K-Pop a year ago and already, my playlist is over forty hours long. I obviously like all the songs on it but I was feeling impatient and growing tired of the "bad" (bad in terms of the playlist, not in general) songs coming on. So I decided to make a playlist of only my favourite songs and best songs that I would never skip. I put it on shuffle over the next week, super excited knowing there is an 100% banger guarentee and I... hated it. You love your favorites because you enjoy the most out of any song, that is literally what favorite means. So when you take away the other songs, your favorites lose their impact. This is a reminder to enjoy and appreciate all songs on your playlist and that will lead to you enjoying and loving your favorites even more. submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]

I'm kind of curious to see if there's a difference b/w the most hated or loved member within a fandom vs outside of it. Also loved - not the most popular, but rather, the most well liked! submitted by /u/Sea-Republic8892 [link] [comments]

This will be my first K-pop concert, so I really want it to feel worth the money, especially since I'll be traveling to see them. l've been a Monsta X fan for a long time, and l've listened to TWICE for almost as long, even though I don't know as many of their songs. What matters most to me in a concert experience is: Are they actually singing? The quality of the performance The energy and passion they bring The visuals on stage Also, I don’t want to insult anyone or stir up fanwars, that's not what I’m here to do. submitted by /u/Yes_she_foreignn [link] [comments]

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I’ve used both for years, and I’ve come to a firm conclusion. YT Music is the superior platform compared to Spotify. Both have their UI issues, so I won’t get into that. The biggest and most important difference between the two is their shuffling algorithm and YT Music completely clears Spotify in that regard. I don’t know who modeled Spotify’s algorithm, but it’s just not good, it's SO basic. YT Music, on the other hand, actually caters to your taste much better and gives solid recommendations, something I can’t say for Spotify. I’ve discovered so many songs and artists through YT Music that I never would have found on Spotify. Another huge plus is that you can add videos and unofficial released songs on YT Music. I love me some great covers idols have done. Oh, and no ads on YT is nice too. When it comes to Kpop, I’d give the upper hand to YT Music. What about you guys? Which platform do you usually listen on? I’d love to hear different opinions on this. submitted by /u/Acrobatic_Prize_7749 [link] [comments]

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Saw Victon Subin in the center in What I Said mv and was captivated by that gaze. Had to find out who he was immediately. Anyone ever experience this? Doesn’t have to be a visual moment, could be a vocal moment or a meme even. submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

“We want our artists to try out the blockchain system behind Modhaus’s platform ‘COSMO’ and also give them a chance to invest wisely. This new way of paying artists will be the first of its kind in the global entertainment industry and a step toward the Web3 era.” Modhaus also recently launched “Objects,” special photocards that mix physical and digital features. Fans can get and keep these cards through the official COSMO app, and even trade them with each other. They also set up a system where money earned from Objects is counted separately and paid to the artists first. People see this as a meaningful step to fix unfair payment issues that have been a problem in K-pop. Modhaus said artists will get their payments in Bitcoin or Ethereum, based on the profit split agreed with them. what? submitted by /u/tresnosliramu22 [link] [comments]

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