Kang Seungyoon (WINNER) - The 2nd Full Album: PAGE 2 (Lyrics Poster)

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Rules: Kpop group or Solo For kpop groups, ONLY 1 per group. You have to decide! Because I believe you have an original bias, and all others you like in the group is a bias wrecker 😆 Please indicate their group name to avoid confusion with other group's name. Here's mine TWICE Mina aespa Ningning Jeon Somi NMIXX Haewon ITZY Ryujin submitted by /u/Hungry-Ease-1948 [link] [comments]

Hi. I'm a writer and a long time K-pop stan. I decided to post one of my stories as a video series on TikTok. It became a ff with Jimin and Y/n. It's called "Life after death ". This story is on Russian, but I'm planning to make some stories on other languages too. The roles also can be "played" by other idols/actors. If you know Russian and love reading, please take a look🥺 submitted by /u/No-Fun2097 [link] [comments]

There's this move that happens a lot in K-pop spaces when someone, usually a Black fan, points out colourism in how idols get treated, or anti-Blackness in styling choices, or CA that keeps happening and the response is often "that's Western fans imposing American race politics on Korea." But the framing misses the point that Black K-pop fans aren't all American, they're not all Western and when Black fans from different countries and regions point out the same patterns, dismissing it as "US centric" is itself a deflection tactic. This is not just me talking, even academics are covering this, and in this recent academic study looking at fandom and racism looked at this exact dynamic in fandoms of non-anglophone content like K-pop, C-dramas, and Thai BL. The researcher found that critical fans in these spaces face a complex situation and they get accused of Western imperialism AND they have Black fans across regions noting that anti-Blackness and colorism aren't uniquely American exports, they're global systems with colonial histories. One person they interviewed said "We keep having these conversations about how colorism works for instance. And so yes, I do think that there is pushback against Western fans coming in and 'Telling us how we should feel about things.' And then there's [US] Black fans saying, 'But this is still not okay.' And I think it's important to have these conversations." The "you're being US centric" accusation functions the same way as other dismissal tactics we see on internet i.e. by reframeing the conversation away from the actual issue being raised and onto the identity and motivations of who's raising it. I'm not saying every critique is valid or that cultural context doesn't matter, it absolutely does but when Black fans from multiple countries are pointing out the same patterns, maybe the issue isn't that they're all confused about cultural differences. What do you all think? Is this something you've seen play out in K-pop spaces? Sharing the source of study here which made me do this post- https://doi.org/10.1525/fmh.2024.10.1.107 submitted by /u/Super_Presentation14 [link] [comments]

My brother recently just got a job at an airport and his terminal has Korean air. When he told me that, I told him to call me if he happens to see any celebs. He saw jisoo and zayn from afar and asked me who jisoo was and I’m personally not into blackpink so I didn’t really have a reaction. But last night, he saw a huge crowd of fangirls all huddled up, people with large cameras and he asked someone why they’re were so much commotion and a girl replied “riize is here, they’re a kpop group”. Then he ft me cuz he knows how much I love to listen to kpop and showed me the crowd and the bodyguards or managers? My question ‏is how do they always know where to end up? Is it public info? Unfortunately my brother got caught filming and was forced to delete it in front of an officer which was weird when the fangirls are out here waiting for hours for them to arrive. I couldn’t see anyone from the ft call as it was choppy but my brother got to see Anton lol (he just knows they’re under the same company as exo since that’s the only group he knows). But I think this is the closest thing I have ever been and seen a celeb even if it’s from afar lol submitted by /u/Glittering_Dare3573 [link] [comments]