Is it just me feel Deja Vu with this song?

Lately, I feel like a lot of new K-Pop groups are starting to blend together. The visuals are polished, the performances are sharp, but the concepts often feel like variations of the same formula. It’s rare to see a debut that genuinely surprises me anymore. So here’s a thought experiment: if you could build a group from scratch, no limits: what kind of group or concept would you create? submitted by /u/Seesawey [link] [comments]

I just watched ALLDAY PROJECT debut staged for their song 'FAMOUS' and as I was watching I thought about the concept and members and the fact that they had 3:2 girl to boy ratio reminded me of the Kdrama 'Part-time Idol' as they also had like three girls and two boys and the like plot reminds me of allday project cuz one of the members had like debuted previously like how one of the members is a well known choreographer. Their debut stage also reminded me a bit of the stage in the show as it was also of a similar layout. *MAYBE SPOILER* The plot is like some producer who disappeared for a long time to like discover himself came back and wanted to create a group and he finds trainees etc and like they face lots of challenges to debut. And the debut was similarish to allday projects debut stage. Btw akmu suhyun is in it Idk if this is just me but its some really random connection I made since i like watched the show in 2021 or smth submitted by /u/moca_zzzin [link] [comments]

im betting this is gonna get cancelled too y'all don't get satires, y'all don't get appreciation😔 what do a girl gotta do to not get cancelled around here😔 submitted by /u/DissapointedCreature [link] [comments]

I mean, it has been six years since TWICE dropped cute and sweet concept but people are unaware of their ability to pull versatile themes except bubbly sweet one. It is not that the concepts are too edgy or bold but since FANCY, they have tried many different ones. What people (incl. opponents) tend to say is their music quality declined because of the change of concept. submitted by /u/leonardreignn [link] [comments]

Idk if it's just me, but I don't like that it's becoming trendy these days for professional dancers to debut as idols. I'm not talking about like backup dancers becoming idols, I'm talking about like straight up choreographers who already have a large following and social media presence, like Emma and Bailey and I heard that Yumeki might debut??? I'm really into dance so I know they're all famous dancers, and they're all awesome - I'm a big fan.. but sometimes I think about how well can they sing???? I'd just hate to see if the vocal quality also goes down if they start prioritizing super difficult dances. Like to an extent I feel like choreo for singers shouldn't be too hard so they can sing live, so isn't it overkill to have those super powerful dancers if they can't really sing or rap, it just doesn't make sense in my head. But oh well, I don't work in the industry so who am I to judge? submitted by /u/Character_Quiet1393 [link] [comments]

See this is why it's important to have a team to back you up instead of acting like a independent girlboss wannabe, especially if you're a celebrity starting from scratch. Find people to work with you first. Her situation's unfortunate but come on, she should've noticed the weird grammar and fishy email address, not even my grandma would fall for this submitted by /u/thatpetite20yrold [link] [comments]

My unpopular opinion is that in the world of KPOP there are several categories (it doesn't bother me in itself) but there is one that bothers me is that of "ALL-ROUNDER". Because I can understand that some idols are put in the "ACE" category but not in that of "ALL-ROUNDER". Already someone called ALL-ROUNDER (AR) is a person capable of doing everything perfectly (up to composing his own sounds). And an ACE (AE) that may seem similar at first glance does not have this category includes everything except the artistic part of the artist which can be a bonus. But why do I say that? I understand that many people will not agree but in fact it is simply disappointing to see artists with much more talents than the average idols being compared with others much lower. Examples of people that people qualify as AR when they are not: Karina (Aespa) was considered for a very long time (and for some she still is) as an ALL-ROUNDER except that she doesn't really have artistic creativity. Jennie (BP) also except that she co-writes her sounds but it still does not fall into the AR category. Same for Lisa (BP) but she is not good enough as a singer or even composer to be considered an AR. For men there is Kai (Exo) despite the fact that he is gifted in many things does not take away the fact that he is not artistically involved in the creation of his music. Or Jackson (Got7) his composition is very limited. But despite the fact that they are not ALL-ROUNDER does not mean that they are less gifted on the contrary we could very easily qualify them as ACE because artistic involvement is not mandatory. So the real problem in my opinion comes from the fact that we put our artists (which I mentioned above) on the side of people like Han Jisung (Stray Kids), J-hope (BTS), Soyeon (Idle) or even Hwasa de (Mamamoo). These artists are ALL-ROUNDER is from far away. Except that fans like to compare them to people who do not have all the competence to be AR (They put a little all the idols who know how to rap, sing and dance in this category when it should not be the case). And most of the time they choose idols not related to their popularity or even their beauty like Soyeon and Jennie or Hwasa and Lisa. All idols have talents I don't say the opposite but I'm just saying that some don't have enough talent to be considered an ALL-ROUNDER. Otherwise it may give a little scandals because some people are not up to par because they are considered as ALL-ROUNDER (like Jennie at the time). submitted by /u/Alternative_Set_5575 [link] [comments]

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The winner of day 2 part 2 was... IVE (/Iz*One) Wonyoung! This makes her the second member of our group! Today is day 3 part 1 which means the question today is.... who is your CURRENT ult bias? Once again boy group idols, girl group idols, and soloists are allowed. 𑁍𑁍𑁍 ❥︎ Group Name: Twice ❥︎ Members: Felix, Wonyoung, ??, ??, ??, ??, ??, ??, ??, ?? ❥︎ Pre-Debute song: ?? ❥︎ Debute Song: ?? ❥︎ Special Collab: ?? ❥︎ First Album: ?? 𑁍𑁍𑁍 INFO/RULES: ✈Due to people downvoting everyone's comments.. if you want your vote to definitely count make sure to comment your idol, as well as upvoting comments from others that mention them!! ✈︎I do my best to check this through out the day so I can see who's being downvoted and not count the downvotes but I obviously can't soend 24 hours on Reddit so if I miss any votes or make any mistakes I do apologise. ✈Days where idols are chosen will be repeated so we will end up with 10 members in total at the end. Please only choose one idol to comment otherwise your comments won't count. Also if you comment the same idol multiple times only one comment counts, this will be the one I see first and also means votes on your other comments are not counted. This is purely to try and make it fair for everyone who wants there idol to be picked! Every idol also automatically gets 1 vote from myself! submitted by /u/xunyomi [link] [comments]

There needs to stop being so much hate on a male idol making a dance more masculine. First off they could have been taught that way and secondly they might not feel comfortable dancing more feminine. Yes there are male idols that are very comfortable dancing that way, such as Changbin, but not everyone is. Why did Jay get hate for dancing with Katseye, it makes no sense. In the grand scheme it not not a big deal, just as if a female idol feminizes a boy group dance. Just let people dance how they want to. Dance challenges are supposed to be fun and not about if they do a dance perfectly or the way you want them to. submitted by /u/ExoticResident7359 [link] [comments]

I didn’t really know what to put as a flair for this but it’s basically a story. I’ve liked a K-pop group for some time now. Before I even knew who they were, I knew their songs and enjoyed them, and after some time, I really got to know that their music is very much my style. I was scared that my mom would hate me for liking a group, but I managed to get tickets to a concert and she said nothing about it. In fact, she actually seemed somewhat interested in who they were, so I would talk about them periodically. Somehow, this one time, when I just show her some funny video of one of them being scared by a bug, she just burst. She was yelling about how much she despises men like that who “scream like little girls” when they see something (and they really just slightly jumped and stepped back). She told that she was keeping quiet because she believed I was someone who sxualizes idols and only likes their looks, when I had never even remotely said something that goes along with her description of my behavior. In fact, I’m very much against the sxualization of idols because, in the root of it all, they’re artists, and artists should be praised for their works. She also said that if a grown man acts cute on stage that it’s all fake and that if they act like that, they are p*dos because they are “attracting little kids on purpose”… Yes, I’m a minor and, no, I’m not saying my exact age, but I’m not one of those little 10 y/o kids who like to revolve their lives around K-pop. I don’t know why, but this really changed my perspective on my mom. Like, a lot… I thought she would ignore at worst but I didn’t expect a full on meltdown over an idol being scared of a bug. I absolutely can’t agree with her hasty generalizations on idols considering the precautions that idols make to be sure that they act appropriately for the age of fans. I tried to explain that I like their music very much and have liked it before I knew their faces, but she calls them shallow excuses that I should never make for men. I really don’t know what I should do at this point. I’m kind of scared to share what I like to her now. I’m sorry about how long this is.. I’m also very sorry if this is against the rules. I just wanted to dump my thoughts into this to fully digest what just happened to me. Added mild censorship just in case. submitted by /u/SupermarketOk9689 [link] [comments]

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Been looking for new people to talk kpop with since my discord server went inactive and would love to make some new friends in the space. submitted by /u/One_Remove_4713 [link] [comments]

i'm not trying to be racist or anything and i understand that some kpop idols are actually that pale. but i was looking at videos of 2nd and 3rd gen performances and you could see their natural tan skin tone. i feel like nowadays everyone is so pale and it just doesn't feel right. kpop idols being their natural skin tones makes them feel like actual people and relate to us. it's all about being perfect and having the fairest skin now and its so meh. anyway submitted by /u/Then-Warning-9337 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/1pfxhf09ty9f1.png?width=635&format=png&auto=webp&s=12109a057fee00caf8e4bf53b6299d7f927e9de3 There's nothing quite like it. Only 25 minutes, but it's bliss from front to back. submitted by /u/DKson2112 [link] [comments]

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