If you own a kpop company what are the requirement for choosing a leader or not?

Also which idols have the most diabolical thirst tweets? My vote is Mingyu or Jungkook lol. submitted by /u/Sea-Republic8892 [link] [comments]

been following the boys since debut and I haven’t seen too many active fan spaces yet 😭 so I made a chill little Discord server for MIN(UT)Es to hang out, share updates, and just meet friends lol. if anyone’s interested, link is in the comments ❤️ who’s your bias btw? I’m a Minje typa person.🙏 submitted by /u/Rude_Albatross7992 [link] [comments]

Loona during 2021 was soooo good. PTT ate down so hard. I was blasting that everyday. You best know it. Funeral ? playing PTT . Near death experience ? PTT on full blast in the ambulance. I would meat ride them til the day i die. But , boom next thing you know it I woke up to CHUU LEAVING? AND THEN A BLOCKBERRY SCANDAL? Now I have to listen to the soundcloud reupload because I am not giving that company my listening time.. I feel like Loona could've still thrived in 2026 if blockberry didn't treat them like a money generator. its so annoying istg-- Shame on them btw they lost a bag after they decide to frame chuu. anyways stan loona. submitted by /u/Ssqpphirc1111 [link] [comments]

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i've noticed something kind of weird. in most fandoms, fanart is everywhere. TV shows, movies, even bands like Oasis or The Beatles have people making silly chibis, comics, portraits, etc. but in kpop spaces, fanart feels almost nonexistent (at least in ones im active in). i have friends in huge fandoms and i still don't see fanarts. sure, there are artists out there, but it’s nowhere near as visible as in other fandoms. why do you think that is? is it because the fandom culture leans more on fancams/edits than illustrations? because people are afraid of backlash for stylizing idols (i've seen this happen a while ago)? submitted by /u/friedsoyabeanpatty [link] [comments]

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None of my friends are into kpop and I keep wanting to say "it's like your jungkook. Embarassing!" Im not even into bts (Side note the rotted bloated corpse is not derogatory about anyone in particular tumblr users just like to post like this. The rotted bloating corpse could even be considered honorable, like strong as fuck ice mummy) submitted by /u/SomeRaceHorseName [link] [comments]

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Similar vibe you know like it's sounds chill but groovy. So far the only song I got is the newest release Thriller by BADVILLAIN. Kindly let me know if there are other kpop songs similar to those 2. submitted by /u/StatisticianKind1285 [link] [comments]

This is not a hate post. in fact, it is quite the opposite. I am also not asking Blackpink to never make music again as a group, just that any new music after this should be a reunion, not a continuation. I am not a Blackpink fan nor do I like their music, but I think they undeniably hold an important position in kpop. They are iconic, and they have a legacy. Not many groups can claim to have been as influential or iconic as Blackpink. That is why it is of the upmost importance that they end on a good note to preserve their legacy. When I say "end on a good note", I don't mean their music. Yes, I do hope their last album is not bad, but Blackpink is so much more than just the music. K-Pop is so much more than just the music. We all have those shows we love that we think went on way too long and would have been better if they ended earlier. Those last few seasons were not even necessarily bad, they just were not the same. Blackpink fans deserve to have the end of this iconic infamous group and their favourite group be one where there is effort, where the members care and are passionate. That is what I mean when I say "end on a good note". This has already been talked about ad nauseum so I won't expand but it is clear the Blackpink members have so much more to them right now than just the group. they have evolved which is great but they no longer are just Blackpink, they have essentially outgrown their group in many ways. The thing is, this won't get any better. It will only continue over time. Every new release from now on, the members will be further separated from the group as they all keep pursuing their individual careers. We complain that they don't care now, but they likely care more now then they will at any future point. This is why, out of respect to the fans and even themselves, the group should end after this upcoming album. This legendary group deserves to end at a point where the group is still recognizable as the group, as much as possible. Once they start doing reunions and stop having to have the pressure of a normal group comeback as well as having to meet certain expectations musically, I actually think their future music will improve. submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]

EVNNE will be doing an AMA on r/kpop this Thursday, September 18 at 11:00 AM KST. You can schedule when to arrive by checking this timezone converter. "I'm new to Reddit, how do I participate and ask questions to EVNNE?” First, you have to create your own Reddit account by going here To ask a question to EVNNE you have to comment in the thread posted by EVNNE on Thursday. EVNNE won't answer questions from this thread. You will find the AMA thread pinned at the top of the subreddit once EVNNE has posted their thread. Try to keep all your questions in English. We have hosted a variety of AMA in the past here on r/kpop - maybe we've scheduled one with a group you like? You can see our past AMAs on our wiki page. submitted by /u/tuckyd [link] [comments]

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I wrote an article (Part 1 and Part 2) to a news media. Enjoy reading them! https://kpopnews.world/insight-articles/superbowlbts-1.html https://kpopnews.world/insight-articles/superbowlbts-2.html submitted by /u/Nicklee0345 [link] [comments]

Im not black so my opinion can be changed based on what black fans feel, and I’m genuinely curious if anyone else felt uncomfortable watching the teaser? Objectively I disliked the sound and felt like it was another ‘Kpop idol cosplaying as a black person’ situation, but someone else said it’s simply hip hop and that it’s fine. Just curious on your thoughts/opinions on the teaser. submitted by /u/Definitelynotacatx [link] [comments]

I left my Jungkook happy meal toy at work and came back to this. submitted by /u/EnvironmentLow9075 [link] [comments]