Im here to sadly admit that ive banned myself from listening to cortis while driving😔 I start speeding

Note: other than the fact this is a K-pop space, I made this specifically with K-pop in mind because I feel they’re sooo much different than other concerts lol How many K-pop concerts have you been to so far (and if you want, who were they)? Which concert was your first? Which concert was your most recent? Which concert do you have coming up (if any)? What’s your favorite part of concert day (besides the show itself, this can be anything)? Do you have merch for every concert you’ve been to? Which concert had your favorite setlist? What’s your seat preference? What’s the most memorable K-pop concert you’ve been to? Do you usually stick to the dress code/theme if there is one? Which K-pop idol/group do you hope to see one day? My answers: I’ve been to four K-pop concerts: TXT (Act: Promise in 2024), Ateez 2x (Towards the Light in 2024 and In Your Fantasy in 2025), and Stray Kids (Dominate in 2025)! TXT was my first. 🩵 Ateez was my most recent. 🥹 TXT (again) and P1Harmony are next (two separate concerts obviously, but they’re a day apart so I put them both). Also Ampers&One are opening for P1H so it’s a three for one deal. 😌 My favorite parts of concert day besides the show are freebies and seeing all the outfits people come up with! I have only have merch for Towards the Light. I would’ve gotten some for the others if I had the money. 😔 I think Act: Promise and In Your Fantasy had my favorite setlists. My seating preference is just close enough for a good view. I don’t even want interactions, just as long as I’m able to see the stage well and record good videos. 💀 The most memorable concert was SKZ’s Dominate. Loved the show of course, although I was in D.C. for that one (iykyk 🥲). I try my best to stick to whatever the code or theme is. It’s not mandatory of course, but I love the unity lol I hope to see all of my faves, but I’m really hoping to see BTS. Also some I missed/will miss this year are Xikers, 82major, Enhypen, Twice, Seventeen, Le Sserafim, Riize, and Aespa. 🤍 submitted by /u/CeCeAlexus [link] [comments]

we can see her in the end of the m/v but only her figure, also it feels like she was meant to join earlier cuz thats the same girl that appears in the end of boom boom as well... submitted by /u/jungwonlvr_ [link] [comments]

What was the song that you used to like when it first dropped but then time passed and you listen to the song again you just don’t like it? That song for me is Babymonster - Sheesh. I used to love that song but now I listen to it again and I just cringe. submitted by /u/Sure_Party_8505 [link] [comments]

She is so funny lmaoo https://reddit.com/link/1nkjpee/video/8nstgeahizpf1/player submitted by /u/Excellent-Diet-8817 [link] [comments]

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Welcome to "The Ultimate K-pop Performer" series! Over the next nine days, we'll be voting to fill our grid with the best male and female idols in each categories Today, we will start with the Most Energetic Performer. Simply comment with the name of the idol you think deserves this title.You can comment more The idols both males and females with the most upvotes on their comment after 24 hours will be the winner for this category. An Idol can't be in two categories except for the "GOAT" Day 2 will be "Who is the Sexiest Kpop performer ?" submitted by /u/Gullible_Gear_5543 [link] [comments]

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Bright Vachirawit first rose to fame through Thai BL dramas like 2gether, but what’s remarkable is how he hasn’t stayed in one lane. He’s proven himself as: • 🎬 Actor — moving from BL dramas into mainstream roles. • 🎶 Musician — building a serious music career with international listeners. • 👔 Fashion figure — fronting campaigns for major brands, sitting front row at global fashion weeks. • 🌏 Cultural bridge — introducing Thai pop culture to audiences who might never have looked beyond K-dramas or Hollywood. What makes Bright stand out to me is how he balances being a global face of fashion and entertainment while still keeping a warm, approachable image with fans. He feels less like a manufactured star and more like someone carving his own unique space in global pop culture. Are we at the start of a wave where Thai stars like Bright will start shaping global pop culture more visibly? Photo via Cloud9Entertainment / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) submitted by /u/DokBuaSpirit [link] [comments]

whenever idols said they like cortis' FaSHioN i literally thought they meant they liked how they dress submitted by /u/soleyedi [link] [comments]

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From my playlist. Both ggs and bgs 1 - 333 submitted by /u/sstl99 [link] [comments]

To be honest, I do not know if Smooth Sailing counts as a City Pop song; the MV surely has a lot of 80s or 90s or elements. Every time I listen to Smooth Sailing, I can't stop thinking about Stay with Me by Miki Mastaubara. Hence, I made this mashup. I hope you guys like it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA29FqbH2XI submitted by /u/Medical_Republic5677 [link] [comments]

I remember the first song I ever heard was "Gee" by Girls' Generation but I entered this world after hearing Mamamoo's performance of "Dalilah" on Immortal Song and listening to their songs. Did something similar happen to you too? submitted by /u/Mayh_3m [link] [comments]

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This is something I've been thinking about for quite some time. I've been a kpop fan for a decade now, and it was very different 10 years ago. It went from being vibrant, varied, and larger than life to...music for tiktok. I made a whole video talking about this and directly comparing "old" kpop to modern, but I won't like unless anyone wants me to; just saying I can back this up with actual examples. But out of everything that's been lost since 2018 (BTS's rise in popularity is, for better or worse, what actually triggered the degradation; the TLDR is mainstream attention is very lucrative) I think what disappoints me is that kpop doesn't feel very "grand" anymore. There used to be quite a few MVs that went big. Everything from the music itself to the costumes to the sets/locations felt larger than life. And now, they just...don't. I'm talking primarily MVs like Xia/Junsu's Flower and BTS's Blood Sweat And Tears and Spring Day, but there's also, off the top of my head and no particular order: Seventeen's Don't Wanna Cry Taeyeon's INVU and Why Chungha's Play Mamamoo's Décalcomanie Akmu's Dinosaur (G)-Idle's Hann and Oh My God Taemin's Sayonara Planetarium Records' Blind Vixx LR's Beautiful Liar Even Kpop Demon Hunter's This is What it Feels Like kind of fits, too. Out of all of these, the most recent one-discounting KDH-is INVU from 3 years ago. The rest are pushing a decade or so. KDH may not entirely count, as I've been told production started back in 2016 or thereabouts, which explains why so many of the songs sound like "old"/gen 3 kpop. I just can't help but mourn the loss of this grandiosity. The MVs themselves I get- everything I've listed has probably been extremely expensive; lots of CGI, shooting on location can be expensive, detailed costumes also get expensive to buy or rent, lots extremely detailed sets that are expensive to dress (again, buying or renting from a prop house; building them is actually pretty cheap- flats are literally just 2x4s and plywood). All this means that shooting in a simple "white box" is significantly cheaper, and kpop is all about maximizing profit. But the music? 90% of title tracks now are just "let's flaunt how rich/famous/attractive we are" while keeping the chorus as simple as possible to make a tiktok sound bite, and often eliminating the bridge to make songs shorter. Nothing is very "wide" or "open" anymore, very few layers to be found in the instrumentals, most title tracks don't build much anymore, and plenty of people have already complained about idols not being very good singers anymore (diehard fans will eat up anything, so the industry gets away with debuting idols with only a year or less of training, and it shows). I miss when kpop was actually interesting and didn't try so hard to appeal to the lowest common denominator. Jonghyun's Inspiration is still one of my favorite instrumentals, but a lot of kpop was still very engaging until about 5 years ago, when the degradation really picked up speed. While there are still occasional MVs that go big (Slay comes to mind, as much as I hate it; that MVs got a lot of shooting on location and detailed sets IIRC), kpop as a whole has mostly lost just about everything that made it interesting pre-gen 4 (no we're not on gen 5; stop fucking saying this). And I miss that variety. submitted by /u/PeachyPlnk [link] [comments]

SJ made businesses but werent dismissed over it submitted by /u/supportshoujo [link] [comments]