Idols who are aging like a fine wine
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For reference, I got in to K-Pop around 2019/2020, I only stan BTS, but casually listen to many other groups including Twice, Blackpink, TXT, Shinee, STAYC, Le Sserafim, and NewJeans. As you can imagine, when I discovered BTS, Twice and Blackpink it's like it opened a whole new world of pop music for me - the Western influence was there but the sound was still very distinct imo. I would say around the end of 2022/start of 2023, after K-Pop experienced a huge international boom, I felt like the music started sounding a lot more globalised and less distinctive from Western pop music from my perspective - and I'm totally open to being wrong about this. BTS also started enlisting, and I wouldn't call classify their solo music as K-Pop. I know some people find it a problematic phrase, but simply from a sound perspective, I felt like was losing the K in K-Pop, and though I still followed the genre and found songs that I liked, I was definitely less invested than I was initially, and also sharing the music less. I don't know whether I just oversaturated with K-Pop back then, whether the K-Pop sound has somewhat returned, or whether I've just gotten used to the more global sounding K-Pop, but for some reason I'm really starting to love and be fond of some of the newer outputs this year, and it's making me want to explore K-Pop again, some of the tracks I really love are: Katseye - Gameboy, Gnarly (not my favorite, but I love how experimental it sounds) All Day Project - Famous, Wicked Girlset - Commas Ateez - Lemon Drop (love the dance more, but the song's not bad), In Your Fantasy (love this track and it's really making me want to listen to more Ateez, so I'm open to any recommendations from Atinys Plave - Way 4 Luv (adding in because I just recently discovered them). Since my curiosity has been peaked again, I wonder whether there are rookie groups people have been getting into and would recommend, I'm not familiar with many of the rookie groups currently. submitted by /u/Rookie18 [link] [comments]
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I guess it depends whether they choose a stadium or arena but i have a feeling theyāll do arenas. Older kpop groups tend to underestimate their fame especially globally and always end up performing at smaller venues. My guess is VIP tix - floor = at least 1k-1.5k? Since gdragonās solo world tour right now the floor tix went for $750. resale went up to 2k. Maybe for nosebleeds it might be $150-$200 ish? Iām trying to save up NOWWWW, im not missing out on this once in a lifetime opportunity lol This year is almost over already so big bangās 2026 tour feels so close š«£š«£š«£š«£. im a HUGEEE VIP and i can not fucking waaaait submitted by /u/Which_Mammoth9402 [link] [comments]
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Choose Your Lightstick š² There are 9 boxes, each with a category. š² This round: Cutest / Prettiest Lightstick š² You have 24 hours to participate. How to Play Submit any lightstick you think fits the category in the comments. After 24 hours, the most upvoted comment will be crowned the winner for that box. Weāll move on to the next box until all 9 are filled! Rules You may only submit one lightstick per comment. Please include the group/soloist name + lightstick name if possible. No duplicate submissions (check before posting). Have fun and vote honestly; support your faves, but also give love to creative designs! submitted by /u/bonappletees [link] [comments]
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I love seeing curly hairstyles in Kpop; we don't see curly hair nearly enough in my opinion, so let's share some of our favorite curly and wavy looks! Photos in order: Minnie from i-dle Tzuyu from Twice Seohyun from Girls Generation Suho from Exo Mingyu from Seventeen Yeosang from Ateez submitted by /u/Kmadd25 [link] [comments]
Both are extremely talented and have achieved some great success since debut, but who would you say has the edge right now? BM has the edge when it comes to YouTube subscribers and MV views, however ILLIT is doing quite well too. BM has the edge in album sales, but ILLIT has the edge in streaming counts recently. ILLIT also has signifcantly more monthly listeners on Spotify. ILLIT seems to be performing better domestically and they are pretty even internationally right now. However, ILLIT is currently exploding in Japan and doing very well in China. ILLIT's JP debut has been well received and their recent Glitter Day fan meetings were completely sold out. ILLIT was also ranked 4th in Japan's Top GGs on Japan Ranking Net. All members ranked in the top 50 of a recent Most Infuential Kpop Idols in Japan ranking. They also have performed at Tokyo Girls Collection, TMIE International Awards ( Magnetic also won SOTY) and will be also performing at Japan's largest music festival Rock In Japan, so I'm learning towards ILLIT having the edge internationally for now. BM is currently on a very successful world tour, so they no doubt are making waves in the international space as well. BM has achieved some great feats here as well, being the first 5th gen gg to sell out KSPO Dome, etc. ILLIT hasn't launched their 1st world tour yet, so unfortunately we can't compare them directly here yet. I can't really knock ILLIT here because they themselves don't get to decide when they will have a world tour and YG has put BM on a much more expedited path than we normally see with rookie groups. However, I think BM has done fantastic regardless of the immense pressure thats been placed on them. What do yall think? Who has the edge in your eyes? submitted by /u/tzukani_ [link] [comments]
There are some really talented idols in the industry. Keenada is one of them, she has talent in all areas of songwriting, rap, opera. submitted by /u/GooseSignificant8293 [link] [comments]
Max Changmin š„µš³ Who else? submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]
Every time i see an āunpopular opinion,ā its not so unpopular lol its a very popular opinion. does anyone have an actual unpopular & controversial opinion about Kpop? Mine is that people claim to be so worried and concerned when kpop idols visibly struggle with ED but turn around and call Twice jeongyeon fat every week and tell her to get a new stylist when its her body that yāall dont like. not her clothes lol 90% of the kpop fans claim they dont agree with the strict diet culture yet fatshame the hell out of jeongyeon, AKMU suhyun, Red velvet Joy & IVE liz (back in the days) etc. THIS is why kpop companies are never going to stop destroying idols health and force ED onto them because they SEE how yāall be acting when an idol gains a little bit of weight. The truth is that most of yāall wouldnt even be into kpop if they werent underweight-skinny, skin bleached and have plastic surgery head to toe. submitted by /u/Which_Mammoth9402 [link] [comments]
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Iām in my early-mid 20ās and personally everyone around my age absolutely love new jeans lol i also live in socal and we have a HUGE kpop community here. iāve genuinely never met anyone who doesnt like new jeans but on the internet it seems like such a crazy amount of people hate them & cant stand them which is really shocking to me It seems like itās mainly because of the whole legal case they got going on, which most people my age just doesnt keep up with things like that or care tbh So genuinely curious, i wonder what the average age group of the new jeans haters are submitted by /u/Which_Mammoth9402 [link] [comments]
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i didnāt want to single out just one group since iām sure others do the same, but i think itās really weird that groups feed some of their crazy fans delusions, my main example is BTS, but again im sure they are not the only group that does this. I think calling their fans cute names every once in a while is fine but to continuously call them your wives, girlfriends, babe, etc is kind of weird and honestly risky. that is how stalker/delusional fans are started. when jungkook was live on weverse he was talking about how fans need to stop trying to break into his home (which shouldnāt even happen wtf is wrong with some of yall). but then messed up when he said āonly friends and family can come in, yeah armys are friends and family too but thatās itā. he shouldāve not mentioned that last part because itāll only encourage the weird fans even more. at the end of the day our fav male idols are REGULAR MEN. they have their types and own dating interests, they have family the need to protect , just because your idol calls you wifey on live doesnāt mean anything. these men donāt know you, and you donāt know them. we can enjoy their music and be fans of these people without trying to make them our āinternet bfsā? take this post how you want. iām not hating on any group, i am an army but would never treat any of the boys like my pets or try to convince myself that theyāre gonna fall in love with me. you will not have you āy/n momentā with them. i wish they knew how to set boundaries with their fans but also understand how it can unfortunately damage their image :/ submitted by /u/babymochilala [link] [comments]