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Title is a bit dramatic but I didn't know how to call it otherwise lol. But for people who do not know who Trainee A was, they were originally a pre-debut group under Bighit set to debut likely in 2022 somewhere. The line up existed out of: Leo, James, JJ, Sangwon, Yorch, Jihoon and Woochan. The group were really close to debuting, but it fell apart when Leo (the ace of the group) left due to a scandal involving violent lyrics. This has led Bighit to completely revise the project causing the trainees to be cut. The members of Trainee A have slowly being popping up in interesting places to say the least; - JJ (one of the dancers) is currently part of SM's newest group of trainees and will highly likely be debuting in their newest boygroup - Jihoon debuted in TWS under Pledis - Sangwon and Leo are currently in boyplanet 2 with Sangwon being highly favored and a frontrunner - Woochan recently debuted under TBL as part of ADP - James is part of the upcoming bighit boygroup, he is the only original Trainee A member who remained in Bighit. - Yorch is currently a member POW, a boygroup under a tiny label. It's interesting how everything would've turned out had Trainee A not disbanded due to controversy, a lot of the upcoming big groups would've not looked the way they are now. I do wonder how the group would have looked like if the project didn't fall apart, they had a star lineup there. There's are still a lot of vids of all the trainees hanging out and practicing together, it will be really interesting media to look back on in the future when all of them officially debut. submitted by /u/Frequent_Shop [link] [comments]

Hi guys, I’m ngl I’m kinda shy to post this but if you ever wanted to watch someone (hopefully entertaining) learn how to dance, I’ll shamelessly plug my video 😭. Let me know what you think about my video and any critiques you have 🤓 submitted by /u/shinigamipeezy [link] [comments]

I was hardcore fan of KPOP since 2017 until 2022. The best times. BTS got me in. MIC drop sounded a banger to me. Then explored other groups and boy the musics were fantastic! The visuals, choreographs, stage performances, their own reality shows, dance practices man i loved it all. BTS wasn’t overhyped back then, but it was certainly getting a lot popular. Their music is still fascinating to me. Other groups like EXO, GOT7, MONSTA X, Super junior, ikon, Astro, Wanna One, 2pm, Seventeen, Big bang, stray kids, WINNER, The Boyz, Pentagon, JBJ, X1, ONEUS you name it i was fan of it all. NCT kept growing but i think when i first started Lucas joined. Miss those days when i used to wake up and i watched all those songs and wondered why didn’t i find these sooner. Heck i even thought Taekook was real and Blackpink and BTS dated each other. Lmao. I listened to girl groups too. Blackpink, Twice, Mamamoo, Dreamcatcher, Apink, Gfriend, Loona,G idle, Girls generation and many more. Loved all of them. The peak year in my opinion was 2018-2022. Every song was a hit. Every show mainly Produce 101 S2 was a hit. M2 relay dances were so fun to watch. Until after pandemic. I am not sure where it all went wrong for me. Too many new fans started overhyping BTS and Blackpink. In my personal opinion, BTS deserved it. But honestly, Blackpink didn’t yet. DDDD was super nice, and the songs before that. But after that Blackpink didn’t really gave energy, it seemed like they didn’t love performing. At that point i grew out of my shipping phase or saying the oppa noona phase. I just loved them and listened to their songs with excitement. Every groups. But man the new fans started to put other groups down. Saying only BTS or Blackpink is the best others are bs. It annoyed the shit out of me. I loved other groups too. As much as it made me proud of their accomplishments, it made me sad that the biased fans put the other groups down and they deserved the praise too. I hope other old multi stans agree with me. Gradually over the next years, new groups came. But somehow the songs weren’t that much of a bop anymore. Aespa was way overhyped, there were other groups too. BTS stopped singing korean songs and focused on more english pop, it kind of made me miss the old songs. Blackpink barely dropped anything, Exo too, GOT7 left JYP, Wonho and Soojin and Lucas left the groups for the rumours. KPOP wasn’t like before anymore. I didn’t like Butter or Dynamite that much, heard it and enjoyed it but it wasn’t even on the level of Boy with Luv or Fake love. And the new fans just kept on bragging and overhyping. And then along the way, i stopped staning. I wasn’t an ARMY or Blink or Ahgase anymore. I was just a fan and an old lover of Kpop. I think the biggest reason or flaw of BTS or Blackpink rn is their new fans. And overall the whole kpop is leaning towards how much short clothes they can wear or how many English lines they can add. I might get backlashes for this. But it’s fine I can fight. I still listen to old songs and try out the new songs here and then. I still watch RUN BTS whenever i feel down. I love those boys. So happy for them. But i honestly want them to come back and release the korean bops they did. Together. I miss the old K-pop’s. 2012-2021 were the best years of kpop and it’s the truth. I hope there are some multi stans who can agree with me. My advice for the new fans is don’t overhype it, listen to other group’s songs too, BTS or Blackpink aren’t everything. BTS did make Kpop popular but trust me the old songs are better compared to the new ones. You might think it’s nostalgia but really, the lyrics were so deep. Don’t insult other bands. Try other bands, they are so good too. submitted by /u/herte18 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/rbuek0nrbq9f1.jpg?width=752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c9177eca7a90742ceb850ebf38f3330de7d4f3b5 https://preview.redd.it/twlpq2nrbq9f1.jpg?width=734&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=834b5515f3b9bcf68eab02b0c7cfb2a34b9c37df the question that started it all... I'm not a fan of theirs so can anyone verify that he actually said this?? I'm really gobsmacked... submitted by /u/Lost-Opinion3554 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I'm a moderator of a new Reddit Original Character Roleplay sub called r/IdolAcademyRP. It's an immersive, Discord-free, K‑pop-inspired story world where you can play idols, trainees, staff — and even stir drama via “Dispatch” style articles. We just launched, have a bunch of open threads ready to jump into, and would love to invite any fanfiction‑oriented K‑pop lovers over. If you’re curious, feel free to check us out! submitted by /u/Fun-Caterpillar3126 [link] [comments]

So I watched Kpop Demon Hunters yesterday. Thought it was fine, funny at times, with pretty nice animation and style. If you want my opinion: I thought the plot was rushed a bit and the characters's backstories felt a little under developed and the emotional beats didn't quite deliver as I would've liked. Anyways, I personally didn't vibe with the music too much, except for Golden, which reminded me of IVE's I Am (a song I absolutely love). To my point, Soda Pop reminded me of a Pepsi ad from a few years back that suddenly sprung into my head. Both kinda share that over produced and commercialized pop high gloss sheen. If you liked the song, and would like to explore other Kpop songs that have a similar vibe, I have some recommendations: * Astro - Candy Sugar Crush * Astro - Hide & Seek * Victon - I'm Fine * ZeroBaseOne - Feel the Pop * ZeroBaseOne - Jelly Pop submitted by /u/Ahoy_ahoy_atiny [link] [comments]

tbh i don't have many but id like to hear yours submitted by /u/FullTea6995 [link] [comments]

This is the cutest h2h video for me, i loved that they were playing with the instructor 🥺🥺🥺😫😫😫😫💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 submitted by /u/Nai_multistan [link] [comments]

I loved the hearts that he made in this video, it's so cute 💗💗💗💗🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 Also his looks 👀👀👀👀🔥🔥🔥🔥 submitted by /u/Nai_multistan [link] [comments]

I believe this is a global problem that doesn't exclusively concern K-pop, but I've gotten so tired of people being chill with sexy boy group concepts and going so far as to fantasize about the members' sex lives, their sizes, etc., and yet forcing purity culture upon girl groups, because God forbid ADULT WOMEN also want to have a sexy concept. I think both attitudes are equally as extreme and wrong, and I wish there was a balance. submitted by /u/ts88kd [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, I watched Kpop Demon Hunter recently, and I'm still confused by one thing: why did Jinu fall in love with Rumi? Like, I understand that there was a certain chemistry between them, that's not the problem. But we saw almost nothing of their relationship. They've barely spoken to each other, and suddenly they're singing a deep love song, as if they're the only ones who truly understand each other? And then he's ready to die for her?? In short, if anyone has a theory or a different reading, I’m all ears! Maybe I missed something, but I find that their love story comes a little out of nowhere. Thank you 🙏 submitted by /u/Awkward-Future3958 [link] [comments]

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I'm talking about the international sphere more than Korean one with this one. When kpop first started gaining popularity internationally everyone loved to hear the success story of how someone from an impoverished background could find success through hard work and become a superstar overnight, it was a classic rags to riches story that has gained sympathy for many a idol. Through the years that has changed and idol industry became overrun with rich kids that always had a family wealth to fall back on in case being an idol didn't work out for them or they simply got bored of it. Allday Project feels like the final step in what can only be described as gentrification of kpop. There's little appeal on supporting a new group when people in it have made it already or in the case of Annie Moon since their birth. That's reflected in their sales too, their music has an appeal but there's no realistic reason to be bulk buying albums when it doesn't feel like the group needs a monetary support. That said I can see that changing if they play their cards right, kpop fans have somewhat of a herd mentality and they like to be a part of the collective especially if what they support is popular and succesful since they seem to conflate the success of the group with their own. submitted by /u/Lilac_Bloom_ [link] [comments]

Some that I think 100% deserve a spot: ATEEZ – Halazia Stray Kids – 3rd Eye BTS – Blue & Grey Taemin – Criminal TXT – Maze of the Mirror. ENHYPEN – Sacrifice. Dreamcatcher – Scream SHINee – View Agust D – The Last submitted by /u/Seesawey [link] [comments]

I'm just clout chasing btw Mine: Mbti - intp biases: bts - jimin twice - momo aespa - ningning txt - hueningkai nct - mark (ult bias) nct dream - jeno and chenle nct 127 - mark & doyoung & jaehyun nct wish - riku sion wayv - xiaojun and hendery the boyz - juyeon eric q bigbang - top enhypen - sunki illit - wonhee tws - doyoon idk submitted by /u/Artistic-Network-247 [link] [comments]

You think your faves are the best because they have what 500 mln views on YT? 1B? Some awards? Please... There is only one true and unbearable Korean artist that unites all generations. True and only. Top tier. PINKFONG! 16B views on YT. Go ahead fight on your fandom wars, stream non stop, vote. Your faves won't even be close to reach that level. Don't you evenr underestimate streaming parents. Good luck. 😂 submitted by /u/TruthApprehensive304 [link] [comments]

I was honestly peer pressured to watch it. For some background I’m an oldie Kpop fan, semi retired. I mostly just listen to it now because I started at 12 (25 now) so I went more of my life knowing Kpop. I was initially hesitant since I didn’t wanna watch something that glorifies the industry. I couldn’t put my finger onto it but I kinda got it now. I know it’s a kid’s movie but I wish they shone light on how toxic Kpop industry is like especially since Kpop is so global and more kids wanna be an idol. It was a perfect opportunity too, like why can’t the demon actually be the execs not just a boygroup that poofed into the industry. Seeing the girls eat to their hearts content, have their own freedom writing their own songs, choosing when to release it, those aren’t something Kpop groups have the luxury of doing. The industry is so exploitative. I wanted something that would tackle kpop to actually show that. I know it’s probably gonna be a deeper storyline, something outside the kpop industry wouldn’t understand and I know it’s also a kid’s movie so it might’ve not been the most appropriate but I’m sure a talented writer could pull it off. Seeing how much traction it has too, I really do wish it was brought into light. submitted by /u/Secret-Difficulty417 [link] [comments]

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