JISOO (BLACKPINK) & ZAYN - EYES CLOSED

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i went to a concert last week and the person next to me was screaming way too loud throughout the concert. maybe it's your first time seeing them and that might explain why you were so loud. i was loud too, but their screeching screams pissed me so much, and i could barely hear the members sing. when i watched my fancams after the concert, i can barely hear the members sing because of their screams. i looked for a way to remove the person's screams from my fancams or at least bring it down by a little but it didn't work much. i'm quite sure they ruined the fancams they took too... it's not wrong to scream at a concert, we're supposed to have fun, yes, but there's a limit. submitted by /u/withinyourheart [link] [comments]

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I know it is alot of listens compared to the others 😭 my scrobbles date from the beginning of 2022. submitted by /u/NecessaryAd3464 [link] [comments]

I swear on MY LIFE I only like some of them for their music submitted by /u/v_aoki [link] [comments]

These are just some comments from the lastest teaser that KODE released featuring i-dle's Miyeon and whom many believe is Bae Jinyoung. It's appalling to see how many fans believe that just because they happen to throw money at idols, they have a say in what they can do. Idols are human beings after all. submitted by /u/Dramatic-Smile-1693 [link] [comments]

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Call me old-fashioned, but why are all of the girl groups always missing clothes? I truly believe that there is empowerment in dressing in a "sexy" manner, but at some point, isn't there also empowerment in looking "sexy" without being half-naked? For example, I feel like every time I see Katseye, a newer group with some relatively young members, they are always dressed in very revealing clothing, regardless of the environment. I'm not trying to blame them for the way they dress, but I also don't want to see teenagers in their bras in a GAP ad, and I don't think it adds any value to the advertisement or their brand. Maybe their revealing outfits are a part of their stage concept, but how much does it actually add to the value of their performance or fashion in a way it can't be otherwise? Another example is Blackpink. As one of the most recognized Kpop groups of all time, they not only have the fan base, but the pure selling power from their brand alone. I don't see why they need to be in their bras, or shorts that ride up their asses EVERY single performance. As a heterosexual man, I appreciate a beautiful woman in her physical peak, but the way these girl groups are marketing themselves these days, is just not it. Idk, maybe I'm getting too old for this shit. I would love to hear what other people think. submitted by /u/LooTeRgetLooTeD [link] [comments]

For me it's itzys cake and nmixx o.o submitted by /u/Photosbyblinks [link] [comments]

Ever since #that scandal broke out the general sentiment on reddit is that hybe=good,sm=bad and if you dare criticize one of hybe's decisions or practises they take it as hate towards their groups. The thing is that kpop companies and their idols aren't the same entity and all kpop companies aren't afraid to follow harmful practices if it means maximizing their profit. I can't believe I have to say it but as fans and consumers we have the right to call out company actions we don't agree with without it being taken as resentment towards their artists. The same goes for hybe So in short hybe≠hybe groups. Calling out the company doesn't mean hate for the idols as it isn't the idols running it or making the big decisions submitted by /u/Alive-Pitch-9180 [link] [comments]