Kpop fans… internal bias with idols image/weight?

Winners from last time: Momo (twice) Seulgi (red velvet) Chaeryoung (itzy) Today’s voting is main rapper. One with the most upvotes wins! submitted by /u/No-Recording-3274 [link] [comments]

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This playlist is made by spotify for me based on my recent listening🎶 (I haven't listened to music in like 2 weeks, been so busy, so this could be a good mix of songs) submitted by /u/OddAsparagus25 [link] [comments]

How to play: I will provide you with a row of more known, but also lesser known quotes by the group. Some of them are only known if you read the English translation from Videos, others are already originaly in English ~ Hint: it's a smaller group, not that much popular Quote 1: "Kings of Chicken" Quote 2: "(name of member) is my wife!" Quote 3: "This is our first time being in Canada!" - "Actually I used to live here. Now I can finally return to the land of maple sirup and moose" Quote 4: "No! Now I need to work out 2 more hours in the gym!" Qoute 5: "AAAAAHHHH!!!! SPONGEBOB!!!" Qoute 6: "What was the first thing you thought when you first ever met me?" - "Why are you in my group?" Qoute 7: "Sorry Lee Felix for stealing your show" Qoute 8: "Vitamin C is actually good for you (pours too much lemon juice in his tea) ooh that's sour!" Qoute 9: "Jason, rescue me!" Qoute 10: "We shave our legs each day, so please apreciate our effort" Qoute 11: "How I became a trainee at JYP? So oneday I asked Yugyeom when he was a trainee how it would be to be at JYP and he said: "JYP is fun" and that made me decide to audition at JYP" Qoute 12: "Can we have butter?" Quote 13: "So I heard you used to live in Canada, your English is really great!" - "Actually, I don't speak English, I'm just good in reading text from a screen" submitted by /u/Beautiful_Yellow_682 [link] [comments]

OG IDEA! I'll go: justo (jisoo) Yuri (yujin) jope (j-hope) hunting (hyunjin) Yuri (yeji) sino (sinb) Hyundai (hyuneop) Daniela! savanna! submitted by /u/Clear-Ad6161 [link] [comments]

Unpopular opinion, as a person who still listens to the 20ish njz songs existing and misses the group, i think they had many options to solve or lessen their problems without fully quitting art. First of all, about the most popular ILLIT copied NJZ argument, everything they claimed about being similar would be solved if they kept doing their concepts and music without any shade to other gg's. They obviously dominated the field at that time so, no similarity with njz would work for any other group because they already were huge at what they were doing. Eventually because both options (njz and whoever copies them) would be available on the K-media to stan, ppl would just select the o.g one. Secondly i think that it's never too late to get rid of "the mhj effect" for these girls. Woman got fired, got into ton of lawsuits, won all of the ones about herself and took both hybe's and njz's future possible wins from them. I think the main reason why the girls just wanted to do this with her is they truely trust her creative mind but in reality, even if she had built that career for them they didn't need her after the fame. Everyone in those big label companies can make a gigantic group maintain their fame. Plus, charts dependent on the music produced and that has nothing to do with neither the ceo nor the idols in most kpop groups. Imo, even if they were to reframe the narrative now—stating, "After a year of reflection, we were also victims in this situation; we're sorry"—it could help them reset. Finally, a company with HYBE's immense power and infrastructure could easily relaunch NewJeans' career within two years. A strategic rollout featuring just a couple of late-night show appearances in the US and a single tour would be enough to rebuild momentum. Suddenly, they'd be right back in the spotlight, collaborating with labelmates like BTS or SEVENTEEN, and competing at the top level again alongside groups like BLACKPINK. Sorry for the long rant, have a lovely day submitted by /u/Overthinkerllama [link] [comments]

hey guys, I’m not trying to say all girl group kpop stans are mean, trust me there are some sweet people I have met, however I do have to acknowledge my experience with the bad. one of my friends, the one who got me into kpop and bts, doesn’t stan boy groups anymore or bts, which whatever, doesn’t effect me. however we always talk about our interests together other than kpop (we’ve been friends for over a decade) So she talks about her interests 90% of the time and that 10% when I do she always says something about it and then quickly changes the subject OR leaves me on seen and talks about something else. I talk to her sometimes about stray kids which is my ult group and she said “I don’t know i could never stan another boy group again.” It hurts my feelings something’s because she’ll talk about her favorite girl groups (Misamo, Twice, Newjeans, and Mamamoo) all the time and I never say anything back handed or shady, I’m always engaging and relate. Plus I normally like the same girl groups she does. This isn’t that mean but she knows I never have anyone to talk to about my fave group so it just hurts sometimes. She’s also just kinda ruined bts for me by always making fun of namjoon while same time glazing yoongi. Another instance was a kpop girl group discord server. It was mainly an IVE/TWICE server but I joined and entered the voice chat because I just wanted friends. I said hello, and turned my camera on like everyone else. The girls in that chat immediately started making fun of me and my looks, mocking what I said, laughing whenever I said something, or just going “WHAT???” loudly whenever I tried speaking up. They also would play voice effects in the calls (it’s basically a soundboard) and I played mine too just to try to be friends, and they yelled “SHUT UP” and kicked me from the call. They kept kicking me out and I said “why are you being so mean” and one of the girls just laughed loudly and kicked me again. At this point I got angry and went to the general chat and said “okay fuck this stupid ass server then.” Which granted I shouldn’t have said but they were BULLYING ME????? they immediately banned me. One of the girls from the calls private dmed me and she said n word, hard r and all, before blocking me. Now I don’t know if she was African American or not but, regardless I cried my eyes out because I was just trying to find friends. I’ve also had numerous negative encounters in kpop servers, twitter, reddit, and instagram. Don’t even get me started on TikTok. Another time, I forget where, I was told I wasn’t pretty enough to do wonyoungism too and I was like “oh okay.” which yall promote literal eating disorders…but aight. I don’t think it’s all girl group stans, trust me, I’ve found really good people with IVE, illit, and newjeans. However, a majority that I’ve met are literal bullies and so mean. I just had to ask if this was anybody else’s experience with girl group stans. let me know if you relate at all. submitted by /u/Comfortable_Job_6831 [link] [comments]

sorry if this is not the place to post this but I felt it is at least important enough to try. This subreddit not too long ago became super dead. With most of kpop reddit being filled with negativity, kpop fans thinking they are too cool to like kpop or admit it is good, fanwars and so much more, this subreddit felt like one of the only places where people actually shared their love for kpop. Finding and exploring kpop in many ways can be harder than finding any other music. If you go to review and rating websites like rateyourmusic, kpop is generally always heavily biased against and rated lower than it should be, thus making it hard to find and trust these ratings (also they always say kpop songs are the wrong genres). Most of the talk online surrounds title tracks and if your looking to find a certain type of song that isn't really in any title tracks or just want a bside rec, there is a good chance you are just plain out of luck. For many people, this sub is their only hope. Sure, you can ask for some recs here, but we all know this isn't what this sub is really for and this kind of thing deserves it's own sub. submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]

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TW : CONTAINS D3ATH !! It's odd how these 2 brothers who were sm trainees both 0*fed themselves on the same day ... why does noone talk about them They were 2 people selected during sm auditions out of 3000 people . They were rumoured to be members to super junior but didn't debut and in 2010 they both p*ssed away on the SAME day . They were raised by a single mother in Toronto and are burried in torronto ... It's REALLY shady how noone till now have even tried to investigate this matter . How did 2 young men who were training to be idols do thus to themselves and WHY . This is deeply saddening What are your theories ? submitted by /u/parksaerom [link] [comments]

A lot of you have this mindset in regards to mature/sexy concepts that: 1. All adult/“sharp” featured idols have to do sexy concepts 2.the idols from the past who did it wanted to 3. that no minors were ever forced to it in the past 4. its ok as long as they’re all “adults” 5. It’s normal to constantly remind an idol and their fans they would look better sexy/mature Point 1 often comes up when an older idol is put or (as the narrative goes) forced into a more relaxed or cutesy concept. You get “they should be in a concept that fits them!” “Waiting for all the members to turn 18+” but can y’all hear yourself? So they can be forced into age appropriate concepts but you constantly reminding them they should do something else and plotting on other members to do the concept isn’t forceful? You look at an idol who did good in one edgy performance and suddenly it’s impossible for them to experiment? Why must they be forced into what you believe is good for them? You do not know these idols and what they are comfortable with but because they look a certain way a lot you act like they must be presented as such. Whenever K-pop and its flaws are discussed something people never fail to do is romanticize and spread a narrative that 1st and 2nd gen were safe for idols. This more obvious when talking about sexy concepts. A video of MissA’s mini skirt, a comment saying “why does no one do concepts like this anymore” a reply “cause no one debuts adults anymore”. The missA maknae was 17 at the time of the release. Park jiyoon turned 18 and was made to unknowingly perform a song she did not know the sexual meaning of. The 9muses members did not willingly participate in their groups sexy concept. I’d argue that all idols in a time of unfair idol contracts these people did not willingly participate in sexy concepts. They were probably forced,coerced and lied to. Idols who had just turned 18 would be forced to film inappropriate concepts and people would pass it of as fine because well she’s an adult! Sexy concepts do not become acceptable because everyone is of legal age. Consent exist for a reason. Age does not permit anyone’s entertainment to force them into the role of a sex symbol or innuendo filled songs and mvs. Nor do they need their “fans” constantly forcing the idea they have to be sexy. How would you feel if you were on stage doing quite well in a cute concept but instead of praise or admiration at your versatility and skill you get constant comments from the same people refusing to let go of the fact that you are not doing a sexy/mature concept? This whole post came from the hate yunah is facing. It seem impossible for a 20 yr old to be cute in a lot of your eyes. So she has sharper features will you deny she has good stage presence and does well in illit stages? Her fancams “sexy concept” “wasting her talent” She has never made any comments about her not liking her groups concept she said she enjoys it. So why is so impossible for her to enjoy her work without the label of “sexy” and “mature” being forced on her? And like I said before you don’t know what she’s comfortable with. Is it every idol who wants to dance be sexy? Is it every idol who hates being cute? If this is messy to bad I was ranting submitted by /u/Royal_Land_7344 [link] [comments]

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I used to think netizenbuzz was bad but pannchoa and their commenters have absolutely no morals. Sick people who have to be put away in a mental institution yet they somehow think they have some moral highground. Honestly wish someone would just hack and take it down permanently because some of the stuff I've read there is revolting. submitted by /u/Old_Temperature_1926 [link] [comments]

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Sometimes I think about it randomly, which group do you think rest 5 NCT dream members go to except Haechan since he is part of NCT 127. I think Chenle and Rejun will join WayV. I think Jeno, Jaemin and Jisung would join NCT 127 or they join NCT Wish. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/animejerk7763 [link] [comments]

I recently had a weird realisation and it has absolutely wrecked my mood. I came across something about an idol from a fandom that I used to be a part of. I'm not active in any fandom anymore. But when I came across something about them I got all worked and even went as far as by posting about it on another subreddit. I learnt my lesson rather quick and saw how partial I was being. Now the issue is I'm a very anxious person. I've had this my entire life. I'm a grown adult in med school and I want it to stop. I've gone a long time not thinking about k-pop and honestly life was mellow. But recently it has come back. Whenever I see something like a dating rumour (😭 wtf is wrong with me) or someone calling them out rightfully it pisses me off. I've unfollowed pretty every idol I used to stan. I've got pretty much no social media (it's a rule that I usually abide by) And yet it continues. It feels gross. The self realisation on this is the worst part. I wish I could just enjoy their music and get on with my life. Therapy is for sure an option given how anxious I am. But I just wanted ask you guys what else I can do about it. submitted by /u/mewmew0012 [link] [comments]

I remember their debut, which maybe Im misremembering, but a lot of people were disappointed by Black Mamba. Me personally, I thought it was a cool song and the music video and concept was really cool. For the time it was released, it felt fresh and new. I was excited for what was to come for Aespa. Through Next Level and Savage, I was absolutely loving what they were giving. I’m one of those people that think Savage is their best work to this day (so maybe I’m being a bit biased). Then after that…Girls came, I didn’t really like it but the concept and everything was still making sense. Since then I feel like the quality in Aespa’s music has really dropped, and the whole concept behind them makes no sense to me anymore. I am not a die hard Aespa stan, so I’m not really caught up with the “lore” or whatever is going on in Kwangya, but as a casual listener, I don’t really know what I’m getting with them anymore. That being said, I absolutely LOVED Supernova, possibly my favourite K-Pop release of 2024. Armageddon was pretty good too, but the rest of the album sucked to put it quite frankly. And I find that is a reoccurring trend with Aespa, the bsides are either always mid or just downright dreadful. I feel like this can’t be just a matter of my personal taste, and others feel this way too. Every SM group has made sense to me. Especially concept wise, Red Velvet and NCT for example, they are consistent, they make sense. AESPA DOESN’T MAKE SENSE TO ME! Is there something I just don’t get at all about this group? submitted by /u/Illustrious_Ad_9649 [link] [comments]

I need advice on this but I don't know who to ask since this is a sensitive subject. I have a stan account of one of my ult biases from one of the kpop groups that I stan. So I usually keep up with him alot, his activities, schedule and even fansites for pictures and videos to share on my account. I also keep up with "protect idol name" twitter accounts that flag and report saseang tweets and rumors to make sure I also report them and protect him. One day I saw that one of these accounts had doxxed his private instagram account and other information but the tweet was immediately reported and removed. I never believe these things but I went ahead and searched it on insta to see if there was validity to it and it was true, it was his insta. His followers checked out with people from his staff and his close friends. I was so angry he was doxxed but I didn't think anything of it as it seemed he wasn't affected by it. Fast forward months later, I see on the "protect idol name" account that his name was mentioned in a kpop tea page of him allegedly drinking with high schoolers at a party with another idol from a different kpop group. I couldn't believe it because he's so busy but when I read the article, he had mentioned being friends with this idol and recently hanging out with him before, so I kinda got worried. The girls that shared it named him specifically but I take rumors with a grain of salt if there is no solid proof. I wanted to check if his personal insta was following this idol and he wasn't but it was actually his account that was gone. He must've deleted it after this article came out. And for those wondering, no I didn't have his insta saved but my stomach dropped when I heard the name of the idol he was with because he had just mentioned hanging out with him on livestream. I take stuff like this seriously, I would hate if my bias is out here doing illegal things while we're all fawning over him. It would be devastating to us, the fans and to the group. So now fast forward to a few days ago, I'm on one of the influencers pages that I follow because I love her content(he used followed her too) and I accidentally clicked on her followers and the very first username was the same name as the insta he had deleted. I was like isn't this his account name? And I clicked it and it was same name but different amount of followers so I'm guessing he switched accounts or made a new one. So when I clicked it, it said private but below it, it showed suggested accounts. I clicked on one and it was a girl in middle school, that the account followed. Then I clicked another account and another and they're all in middle school and high school and they all follow that account back. I was shocked. I genuinely want to think that I'm reaching and that it's not him but my gut feeling is telling me it's him. I have no proof to say something but all this lines up with him and the things that he says. I've never noticed before but now I'm starting to connect the dots. So since I have no actual proof it's him should I ignore all this or should I just un-stan just incase? Ever since I saw this I haven't a had a good feeling about this at all. I've been wrong before so that's why I feel like I should just let it go. But in the back of my mind I can't stop thinking, if my ult bias is a predator and if I'm supporting him I would never forgive myself. And as a disclaimer, I just want to say that this is all alleged and speculation. I can't say the idols name because this is too serious of an accusation and I would hate to be wrong and unnecessary hate fall on him. I'm sharing this here because I have no one to ask and it's eating me up inside. I am feeling conflicted about this because it could be true or it could just be me overthinking things and making something out of nothing. Also, everything that I found was pure coincidence, I wouldn't know his socials unless that saesang had shared it and me finding it again was just pure coincidence. I've explained it as best as I could. I'm not interested in idol's personal lives, I'm more interested in group activities and events like comebacks, concerts, etc. I have defended this idol and this group with all of my heart and for the first time I'm considering leaving kpop altogether. submitted by /u/Middle-Feed-6162 [link] [comments]