Whenever I hear people saying K-Pop is having a bit of an identity crisis, I reply "GOOD!!". Why are people so short-sighted? Isn't it a good thing that K-Pop is moving on and progressing even if that naturally causes a transitionary phase like we are going through right now? Yes, a lot may be failing in your opinion but we actually have groups trying new stuff and not playing it safe. Look at aespa's year, BOYNEXTDOOR's year, tripleS' year, le sserafim's year, ATEEZ's year, TWICE's year, NMIXX's year and I could keep going on. So many groups are actually trying to advance themselves and take on new challenges and pushing themselves. Also, we have had some great debuts this year which will set up the fifth generation. KickFlip, Hearts2Hearts, CORTIS, ifeye, KiiiKiii, IDID and so on. These groups all have great potential. We also have SO MANY idols producing and writing their own songs. Many idols have made their solo debuts and had solo comebacks this year. It feels like a lot more effort is starting to be put into b-sides this year. Many albums are actually cohesive. Sure, sometimes its rough and disappointing, but I know this year will end up being instrumental in shaping the future of K-Pop and there is so much work being put into K-Pop right now that I know this transitionary phase will lead to somewhere wonderful! submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]
K-Pop is going through a very healthy phase right now.
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