Looking for song recs with that “alive / fireworks/youthful" vibes

This started as a kpophelp because my main question is "How does Kpop twitter work?" but it got kinda fleshed out and may be more of a discussion topic. This is a pretty open-ended question, just share / dump your opinions. Reddit is mostly based on subs/mods formula whereas Twitter is no mods, but yes follows, and more extensive use of blocks. It's why blocks always feel weird on Reddit, because most of the work is done by subs, but I guess you have to block left and right on Twitter since there's no other helper effect. Discord is growing to rival reddit more I guess? But they're harder to advertise than reddits, slightly more secretive / less bot crawled. Still highly moderated like reddits. Twitter is the main kpop forum to my knowledge. Despite some U.S. people's best hopes, there was basically zero kpop migration to Bluesky. And likewise, I hate to ask this, but does a certain rightwing bias that permeated twitter post-2020s happen on kpop twitter too? Do you tend to follow main accounts or influencer-types (say 10k+ follows)? On reddit I'm mostly reading opinions by other redditors, so I wonder how that translates on Twitter Is there anything like a kpop scene on YT or Tiktok? It could be cool, I mean, I mostly follow kpop on youtube, why not discuss there. Are there any kpop substacks LOL On the fandom war / hate topics How do people hate you on twitter? Like if you're wrong / super out of the mainstream on reddit you mainly get downvoted and maybe banned depending on what you did and the sub. I've heard Twitter is more, uh, dox prone. Fan wars and group feuds -- how do those work? like does some groupA stan pop over on groupB's twitter and trash talk them? or do you start some novel anti-groupB account and start posting to it? When rumors get steam or hate trains form how do they originate and get steam? Like okay some anti- group-I-stan talking points on Reddit almost feel like they've germinated over time. "I went to their concert, here are the things they did wrong which are the same as in someone else's previous post." Are these planned at some secret anti meeting or something lol submitted by /u/abyssazaur [link] [comments]

This song is so... I shake my head in disappointment anytime I'm reminded that they didn't make this song a little longer and make it one of their comeback songs. Like do y'all hear the beat?? submitted by /u/Due_Improvement_5699 [link] [comments]

I understand that Stray Kids, TXT, Enhypen and Ateez are considered the biggest. Though it made me wonder what are considered to be the second tier and the mid tier. What groups are considered as the second tier or mid tier 4th Gen boy groups? To me second tier has strong album sales and streams and do decently sized tours but not quite the heights or K-pop mainstream impact and recognition of the big 4 groups. While I think of mid tier as any group over a 100k album album and streams in that 100,000s of thousands range. How would you define the tiers and what are the groups? submitted by /u/ARG_obesessed [link] [comments]

Nowadays a lot of successful grps coexist plus the big 4 have more active acts than ever so there will never really be another holy trinity like that ever again. For years I've seen people try to figure out who it is and the fact there's not a universally agreed upon answer proves my point. During 3rd gen the kpop landscape was completely different. The mega successful grps (like bp,twice and rv) were fewer because (mainly) big 4 companies had fewer active acts but now that more and more mega successful acts coexist at the same time and new grp debuts are closer to each other the new holy trinity chapter has closed off since years submitted by /u/Alive-Pitch-9180 [link] [comments]

Hi! I’m looking to put together a Canada-based girl group inspired by global pop/K-pop acts like Katseye. The idea is to start as a small team (3–5 people) doing covers—singing, dancing, —and posting regularly on social media platforms. From there, we can train together (online or in-person if possible), build a group identity, write our own material, and eventually audition for global projects or agencies. Looking for: Female, 18–25 (flexible if you’re passionate) Based in Canada (local is a bonus, but online collab works too) Into singing, dancing, rapping, or all-round performance Willing to practice and post content consistently If you’re interested, please send a DM to connect further. Looking forward to making something amazing together ✨ submitted by /u/Used_Throat6427 [link] [comments]

For me, I think it was the entirety of Minnie’s solo album. Blind Eyes Red & Cherry Sky had such strong potential and deserved to make more noise. What songs do you think deserved more attention than they initially received? submitted by /u/Zealousideal-Cap2725 [link] [comments]

I've been seeing (mainly on tiktok) some people """""editing"""" their photos with their idols as a trend, using generative AI. I feel like this is INSANELY disrespectful. Not "oh my god it's just a trend!!!" it's not?????? Feeding their faces, >your own too< to AI isn't a good idea. As a victim of deepfakes/AI editing I must say that even if it starts as harmful as "let me do them hugging me!!!!" it can and WILL feed shady stuff even if it's not your intentional. Unfortunately, human misuse of AI is happening a LOT – and as a comp sci student myself, I include this kind of usage into "misuse" too, not mentioning that you're using images of other people without their consent. I can't see it as "just a trend", really. submitted by /u/glitter_I [link] [comments]

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This question came to my mind when I opened my new SKZ Karma albums and was a little disappointed that you only get 1 random pc (depends on the album and +1 for POB and or limited version). So I'd say 2 to 3 PCs per album is totally fine and perfect in my opinion. If you have a small group with about 5 or less members I'd say 2 PCs is a good amount. If you have a bigger group with around 8 members I'd definitely say more than 3 PCs is a good amount. Maybe make a 4th unit PC or so. And anything higher than 8 members should definitely get 4 to 5 PCs. Or is that too much? 😅 On the other hand - a solo artist, I'm totally fine with only getting 1 PC per album. Some solo albums I own tend to have more PCs in it than the actual albums of the groups - so that's shocking. What do you think? (This question is also only for the random PCs since some albums tend to have something like trading cards, special cards or so where you get almost a full set of the members or just a group photo - but the pictures on the cards are always the same) submitted by /u/vdrawer [link] [comments]

Time for some fun. Roast your favorite idol in one line only. Make it funny, clever, or absurd. But don’t be mean-spirited. I’ll start: ( I stan a lot of groups so I'll go for ults ) RM : RM’s deep thoughts are just him wondering where he left his hoodie. Scoups : He calls himself a leader, but half the time he looks like he lost his own group. I don't think these sound like roasts. But,... Whatever. Try your best redditors! submitted by /u/Anonymousdepresser [link] [comments]

now I want that pin too... submitted by /u/pinkyfroggyy [link] [comments]

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BTS – 29.3 BILLION Blackpink – 21.1 BILLION Twice – 13.2 BILLION PSY – 9.5 BILLION Stray Kids – 7.3 BILLION BIGBANG – 4.6 BILLION Seventeen – 4.5 BILLION EXO – 4.4 BILLION ITZY – 4 BILLION I-DLE – 3.9 BILLION Red Velvet – 3.4 BILLION Girls' Generation – 3.23 BILLION GOT7 – 3.21 BILLION Aespa – 3.14 BILLION BABYMONSTER – 3.13 BILLION Lisa – 3.12 BILLION TXT – 2.58 BILLION IU – 2.5 BILLION Mamamoo – 2.4 BILLION Jennie – 2.3 BILLION This list only includes Music Videos (or dance practice videos) not Streams from Audio videos. This list was made on the 12th September 2025. The numbers of views obviously will change in the future. submitted by /u/Injeolmie_04 [link] [comments]

hello, i remember seeing one time that a group wasn't allowed to use their phones until they reached a certain goal (i think it was first music show win thing) and was wondering if there are more examples of things groups aren't allowed to do until certain amounts of success? sorry if this is too vague of a question, or if this is not the right sub submitted by /u/jay_saihara [link] [comments]

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Throw in any main vocals you feel would suit each role and we'll make the best of the best submitted by /u/ginginbonbon [link] [comments]

I used to see lot of BTS comments recent time so the comments are so entertaining then the group so funny submitted by /u/HEXenflow76 [link] [comments]