I’ve been watching Katseye lately, and I can’t help but feel like the group is overly sexualized , especially when it comes to their styling. A lot of their stage outfits look more like fashion statements than functional performance wear. Some even seem uncomfortable or impractical, especially when dancing or doing high-energy routines. I get that they’re a global group and aren’t strictly bound to Korean cultural expectations or traditional K-pop standards. But they’re still being promoted heavily in Korea and positioned within the K-pop industry, so I feel like there’s a disconnect. It’s disappointing, especially since K-pop groups are often praised for their balance of visuals, talent, and polished presentation. From what I’ve observed, Katseye leans more into the Western pop model and where sex appeal is often used as a core marketing strategy. That’s not inherently bad, but it feels jarring in the K-pop space, where there’s usually more thought put into concept, cohesion, and even modesty in styling. I also wonder how much of it is the company’s decision versus the members’ own choices. Either way, it kind of sends a weird message when so much of their image seems built around being sexy rather than showcasing their artistry or individuality. Anyone else feel this? Or have different thoughts? submitted by /u/Hour_Virus_9083 [link] [comments]
Is it just me or is Katseye way too sexualized?
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