J-Hope from BTS reminds me of Julie Andrew’s every time I see him

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Weeks ago, I saw a post about songs that felt complete even though they were under three minutes. Now, I’m curious about the opposite. One song that comes to mind for me is ILLIT’s “Do the Dance.” It runs a little over three minutes, and I think a big reason for that is to showcase its beautiful instrumental. However, I really feel like the song deserved a proper bridge—it would have added so much more depth. submitted by /u/why_dmn [link] [comments]

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I like alot of girl groups, currently the list is tripleS, Billlie, ILLIT, NMIXX, IVE, LESSERAFIM, Tri:be, H2H, KiiiKiii, Rescene, Ifeye, Kiiras, Fifty Fifty and Say my name and I realised that alot of the members have the same name. Here's a few of them Seoyeon/Suhyeon-tripleSx2(Jiyeon), Billlie, Badvillian(Kelly), CSR, fromis_9 Haram-Billlie, H2H(Yuha), Fifty Fifty(Hana) Chaewon-tripleS, Lesserafim, Class:y, ifeye(Meu) Jiwoo-tripleS, H2H, NMIXX, KiiiKiii(Kya), ifeye(Taerin) Minju-ILLIT, Kiiras(Harin) Sumin-Kiiikiii(Leesol), Stayc, Xikers Hyerin/Haerin-tripleSx2(Seoah) What's your favourite cases of idols sharing the same name? submitted by /u/DdeonghwaDib [link] [comments]

A 5 am rant cuz I cannot sleep. Honestly you don’t even have to be a sociology major or even an enthusiast to understand how truly cooked fan-idol relationships are in the kpop sphere. But something I never quite understood is how kpop fans consistently treat their faves as if they are fictional characters. Like it’s genuinely insane. I’ve been both an anime and kpop fan for years and there is no difference in the way people speak of characters like Deku or Gojo and how they speak of idols. They genuinely do not see them as people. Sometimes it’s a bunch of harmless fun with videos like (how I think the members of xyz would react to xyz) but others border on delusion and projection. I m a multi but I ult BTS and ENHYPEN so best believe I am qualified to speak on this topic since both those fandoms are front and center when it comes to projection and so called “headcanons”. But obviously this is an a problem that is solely exclusive to armys and engenes. An example is how some engenes treat Sunoo. Overanalyzing every single interaction with the members, making up entire stories about ENHYPEN’s bond or even work relationship and just straight up projecting an “odd sheep” or “sidelined victim” narrative of Sunoo as if they know these boys personally. And then in true kpop fashion antis and non-fans jump on the bandwagon to hate on ENHYPEN and proceed to again project their vision of what they think ENHYPEN is as if it was the truth. Another case is jikookers/taekookers and their delusion that Vminkook hate each other so that they can fuel their agenda that either of those ships are real. Like you’ll have them microanalyzing every single interaction and projecting what they want to happen on them and it’s so fucking weird. Like they’ll be saying shit like “jikook included tae in this show because he was sulking and pressuring them but they didn’t want him there” like did they tell you this personally? Also whether or not their relationship is platonic or romantic or even just professional is none of our damn business. At the end of the day, no matter how much content we consume or how much facts we know, they are still strangers to us and we are strangers to them. However we should at least have the decency to take them at their word when they speak of their fondness for each other. It’s their relationship not ours. We are not entitled to every second of their life nor are we entitled to know everything about their relationships with each other. submitted by /u/m0mmymikasa [link] [comments]

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I’ve been trying to learn Korean for a while now, and honestly it feels like I’m going nowhere. I’m a K-pop fan and I really want to understand what idols say without waiting for subs, maybe even hold a basic convo one day. I’ve been using Anki, Duolingo, How to Study Korean, and I’ve watched Peppa Pig in Korean like 50 times. No joke I’ve rewatched the same episode 5 times in a week just trying to catch small stuff. I also watch YouTube videos about grammar, Hangul, all that. But grammar?? That’s where I get stuck. I kind of get particles when they’re explained, but when I try to actually use them or understand full sentences, I freeze. I feel like I’m memorizing vocab and rules, but it’s not clicking when I hear real Korean. So… if any of you actually learned Korean in under a year,especially if you started because of K-pop,how did you do it?? What helped grammar actually make sense? Did immersion help? If so, what kind (shows, vlogs, lyrics, etc.)? What did your daily and weekly routine look like? I’m not giving up, just feel like I’m missing something and would love to hear from anyone who’s been through this and made it out the other side lol. Any advice is seriously appreciated ❤️ submitted by /u/Sad-Prior-8480 [link] [comments]

I've been happy with the increase of diversity within the upcoming groups in the recent years. More international groups and also idols who are allowed and even promoted to celebrate pride and express themselves more. That being said I still am seeing or should I say not seeing a single plus sized kpop idol or group. This really does disappoint me, I'm sure there's a very large audience for this maybe not as much in Korea but internationally. We all know plus sized dancers definitely exist and do just as well in a routine as anyone else of a different size. However, there talents aren't being showcased, unfortunately there is a large bias towards skinnier idols and exclusion to anyone who's more plus sized. Do you guys think this will change? And will we ever get a plus sized idol or group? submitted by /u/Interesting-Trip-233 [link] [comments]

How to play: Comment or upvote the idol you think has had the best hair of the given color. Please do not comment idols that have already won in another color. Seonghwa from Ateez won as the male idol with the best BLACK hair with 48 upvotes! Today's color: GRAY 🩶 submitted by /u/ExtensionStation6334 [link] [comments]

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It has been confirmed on the kcon page on Twitter/X....They'll perform on the first day. I know they'll do well cause they've done justice to the covers they've done before. submitted by /u/Fast-Championship694 [link] [comments]

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Most upvoted comment wins Please don’t comment someone if they’ve already been commented, upvote that comment instead! Taken groups: ATEEZ submitted by /u/LackOfDad [link] [comments]

What's wrong with delusional fun with idols, if it's not causing harm and other sites like thread have no problem with it so why does everyone here hate it submitted by /u/Huge_Tea1338 [link] [comments]

How young idols debut. I think people see examples like Eunchae and Chiquita and think, “These girls are set for life, no issues.” But the big problem is the other 95% of the industry, which will not reach even a quarter of the Big 4 sucess. A lot of underage idols end up dealing with all the downsides of the industry without the benefit of building a real financial cushion. That’s what I find weird to see normalized. submitted by /u/Striking-Meal-5257 [link] [comments]