Let’s Create A Group Using Gen 1-3 Male Idols/// Day #3

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i’ll preface by saying that kpop obviously is built on the backs of black people and their music. yes. but, in my opinion.. i feel like it’s to a certain extent. i don’t feel this way for all kpop and i wanted to open a conversation about it, i want to be open minded so i can fully approach this topic correctly. i only bring it up because when i see tweets or tik toks about this topic, i always have this thought. what about cute kpop concepts? We Together - IZONE Pretty - IZONE Catch The Stars - WOOAH Hi High - LOONA Tick-Tack - ILLIT NEMONEMO - Yena for example, when we take a look at the HYPER cute concepts that are clearly japanese inspired. i just feel it’s a bit unfair to not acknowledge the hand that jpop and japanese culture also had in kpop for a very long time. of course, it’s not like this anymore, considering kpop made a shift from trying to appeal to japanese fans to trying to appeal to a more western audience… but i still feel like this needs to be said. once again, black people have been a GIANT inspiration for kpop and i will never ever deny that!! but i just think it’s a bit hard to say this is the case for “ALL” kpop because i see that said all the time. please tell me your thoughts as i know this is a sensitive topic and im very open minded to have my mind changed. submitted by /u/oddpals [link] [comments]

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Ik this will seem stupid but hear me out. Btw I am not condoning anyone's actions. So whenever a kpop idol says the N word they get a lot of backlash which is deserved when it doesn't go too far but whenever a western artist says the N word they don't get any backlash and people don't even care. Ik this sounds stupid but I genuinely want to know why this double standard exists and if it really exists or I am just overthinking it (I wanted to write more but my phone is almost dead and it's lagging so I can't) submitted by /u/straykifsontop [link] [comments]

i LOVE a good ad-lib/background noise or moment and tbh i want a song to be fUll of various ad-libs and little added moments to give it real character and depth (unless it's like some really sad emotional song lmao but yk) so what are some of your ALL-time fav ad-libs from any song/s? bonus if it's a less noticeable ad-lib/background moment that's a bit of a hidden gem :) some of mine include: the ultra high pitched "strAnge" in the 2nd pre-chorus of Enhypen's Sweet Venom the "mwah" kissing sound in idle's Queencard after the "i wanna with you popo" the cutesy patootsy "hello" in the beginning of nxde after "hello my name is yeppi yeppi yo" the "lalalalalala" in the chorus of good thing by idle jongho's "no no no noooooo" near the end of Ateez's cyberpunk the "yahhh...yahhh etc." during Hongjoong's first part in ice on my teeth basically every single ad-lib from MATZ enhypen brought the heat back 2:23 idk if this is classified as an ad-lib but the screen in monster by seventeens hip hop unit will always serve the "wooohooo" throughout boynextdoor's earth, wind and fire the iconic scream before the chorus of nct 127's fact check and my man's (jaehyun) heavenly "ready or not", and when they basically just start hooting and hollering in the background near the end (i lOve it) in stray kids' jjam "sing" "dance" "rap" before each racha does their part the glass breaking sound effect in s-class submitted by /u/Important-Zombie9331 [link] [comments]

Rules: You can comment on the same idol more than once, but only the comment with the most upvotes will count. For example, if there are many comments for Idol A with 1 upvote each, but one comment for Idol B has more upvotes, then Idol B wins. Comments that mention more than one idol will be disqualified. The second and third most upvoted idols will be given honourable mentions in the post. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th : 🥇Chaeryeong (ITZY) - 14 upvotes 🥈Minju (IZ*ONE) - 9 upvotes 🥉Yeri (Red Velvet) - 7 upvotes submitted by /u/ConnectionOk8413 [link] [comments]

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Lets make a girl group and give some underrated Idols some more visibility! Your Dancer is Tsuki from Billlie! Here are a couple rules to follow! Only one member per group Here's a list of the already represented groups: Purple Kiss, Billlie After reading comments from day 1's post here are the groups not allowed: No members from JYP, SM, YG or HYBE No IVE, (I)dle, StayC, Kep1er, I*ZONE or KIOF Please only comment an Idol only once and upvote if you see the one you wanted to say! Please only one member per comment. Please comment member and group they are from. I apologize if my girl group knowledge is not as strong as my bg, but I will do my best to make sure we really get some underrated gems in here! I will make a post around the same time everyday and voting will be open for about 24h. Day 3 pick your Rapper!!! submitted by /u/MegaGlaceon22 [link] [comments]

K-pop stans switch favorites like changing outfits just in the past few years, groups like Red Velvet, STAYC, EVERGLOW, ITZY, TWICE LE SSERAFIM, NewJeans, (G)I-DLE, IVE, and XG have all had their moment in the spotlight, only to see global hype fade quickly. I’m not saying they don’t have domestic fanbases they absolutely do but among international/casual fans, the buzz dies down fast. And now with AESPA after Dirty Work, it feels like that might be happening to them too. The song didn’t really land with the wider audience and people seem to have already shifted attention to newer groups like KATSEYE and maybe AllDay project? submitted by /u/Awkward_Late_Topic [link] [comments]

So, Golden by HUNTR/X just became the first female K-pop song to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Huge milestone, right? But here's the thing: the real artists who actually recorded the vocals (Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami) are barely mentioned. The spotlight goes entirely to an animated group that didn’t write, perform or even exist. This isn’t just a weird crediting choice. It’s a warning. The industry is showing it values manufactured “faces” over real human talent. Virtual idols, AI voices, completely controlled images...they’re cheaper, easier to market and come without the messy realities of actual people: schedules, opinions, demands, mistakes. We can cheer now, but what happens when this model starts replacing opportunities for real artists? When the people whose voices, emotion and labor create the music are sidelined in favor of pixels and algorithms? This isn’t the future I want for K-pop or music in general. I’m not against Golden. The song slaps. But celebrating it without acknowledging the real artists feels… hollow. submitted by /u/Pixel_Nomad92 [link] [comments]

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I feel like this whole beginning of 5th gen era is really TBL time to shine. They’ve had their hands in so many things. ILAND 2 and the songs coming from IZNA which are absolute bangers imo, MEOVV (their first group) who I could argue have the most potential… ALLDAY PROJECT, Somi as usual… they even had a hand in Blackpink’s Jump AND can’t forget they had a huge hand in the music and influence on the music of Kpop Demon Hunters. You can even see a MEOVV poster in the hallway at one point and they co-produced half the songs on the soundtrack including GOLDEN. All I can say is that I’m excited to see what they do next. submitted by /u/Tprotheone [link] [comments]

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Almost every week, a new Kpop group debuts. Between 80 and 100 groups are launched each year, but only a few, often fewer than 5, manage to last for 7 years. Big 4 companies bring out new groups every year, while smaller agencies often find it hard to get their groups into the mainstream. The industry is saturated and highly competitive, making it difficult for smaller groups to succeed. Instead of always trying to create the next big group, companies should spend more time and resources on the ones they already have. Many groups are still in their early years, yet their agencies are already turning their attention to debuting another group. What do you think? submitted by /u/freezerkeeper [link] [comments]

One widely known example is IVE’s “After LIKE,” which interpolates Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive.” More recently, the strings in “Do The Dance” by ILLIT are sampled from “優雅なる脱走 (Elegant Escape)” from The Five Star Stories (1989). submitted by /u/why_dmn [link] [comments]