Most successful producer in kpop - Teddy Park?

For me it's Yoongi. I will go live 😭 submitted by /u/Dry_Resist8265 [link] [comments]

So I saw a clip of one of Keeho’s lives he had done talking about pcs, talking the pics, and generally talking to fans about it, a fan asked him to guess how many pcs they have and he said “idk like 12”, then one person said like 300+ of just him and he was lowkey judging harddddd. I collect pcs & albums and stuff and it’s always been in the back of my mind that like it lowkey weird to collect pictures of people like that but like idkkk. I know it’s a main culture if K-pop but ykkkk submitted by /u/Amberlily1 [link] [comments]

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I'm trying to make a list of all the "characters" or "types" that you see pop up across many different K-pop groups. I'm not referring to official group positions like main vocalist, leader, visual, etc. but to "unofficial" roles that are given by fans. Some examples would be: Personality/performance types: "Happy virus" Duo types: Tom & Jerry Unofficial positions: Stan attractor What other "archetypes" can you think of that you seem to see in every group? submitted by /u/pussycontrolgonemad [link] [comments]

📸 Taeyeon of Girls Generation (SNSD) submitted by /u/BigTastyCJ [link] [comments]

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You probably haven't noticed because YG gave it zero promotion but Lee Chanhyuk of Akmu dropped his album Eros and it's an electro funk quirky masterpiece. Every song makes you want to dance and makes you think. The groovy synths and unique rhythms hit on every track with lyrics that make you contemplate love and life. It's like being at a rave for the broken hearted. If you haven't listened to this album do yourself a favor and put this thing on repeat. submitted by /u/Moon_Man56 [link] [comments]

BLACKPINK becomes the first female act to sell out SoFi Stadium for two nights. Bruno Mars joins ROSÉ on stage for viral “APT.” duet. New single “JUMP” tops charts.🎤🎶 submitted by /u/Shamiska [link] [comments]

[prefacing this by saying i haven’t been as much of a fan of anything else as i have of kpop] i’ve been realising how different the kpop industry is from what other musicians in other countries / genres do and i feel like it’s what maintains this strong sense of community for fans. for one, and the most obvious, kpop albums aren’t just cds or records with a cover sleeve. i haven’t been able to explain to non-kpop fans why we all collect albums (when we don’t use the cd or meticulously display each album), but it’s mostly due to the fact that we get all these cute bits and pieces like posters, photocards, a photobook and other related inclusions. some may argue it’s encouraging consumerism, others might say it’s worth it if it makes us happy. i’m just noticing it’s different and connects kpop fans to what it’s like to truly enjoy something (i can’t explain it, just the feeling of being excited about unboxing something and supporting your idols). comeback promotions — music shows, reality tv, fansigns, dance collaborations [yes i’m aware musicians in the u.s. and u.k. also promote their music through ads, billboards, interviews, etc.] the concept of the weekly music award shows are so fun where fans get multiple recordings of performances with different outfits, stage concepts and ending fairy poses for a group’s new song/s. also the little dance collabs with other kpop artists after said performances is so wholesome and it’s always exciting to see interactions between some of your favourite groups, especially those that you least expect. getting to meet your idols, have your albums signed by them and having the opportunity to ask about the project is such a great way to engage your audience with your music but also give thanks and appreciate those who support you. lightsticks self explanatory, just adorable. it’s like a sort of identification card also to bring your lightstick somewhere and let people know who you support. fansites good and bad. taking photos of a celebrity at events / in public is common however with kpop this has somehow become a career for people. while i think fansite behaviour can be a bit creepy and concerning, we do get extremely beautiful photos of kpop idols from it. if there’s anything else i’ve missed feel free to drop it off here but essentially just an appreciation post for the kpop fan experience because i don’t know of any other feeling as of late that has been better than collecting kpop merch, staying up late for comebacks / music video releases, going crazy over photos or livestreams, panicking about concert tickets or fansign lottery processes submitted by /u/seigfried0401 [link] [comments]

She’s soaked, stunning, and unstoppable on that stage. That hair flip, those moves—unreal. ▶ Watch the short submitted by /u/Right-Gur-8132 [link] [comments]

I was listening to the new ifeye release, and they do a bunch of name dropping in their lyrics because it sounds like "if I", and I love stuff like that. TWICE does it plenty, it's pretty easy to do with that name, and I love love when WOOAH does it. Are there any other groups that do this kinda thing? I'm sure IVE could, but I don't think i listen to enough IVE to know if they actually do submitted by /u/WhoaShenanigans [link] [comments]

I preface this by saying that my ult group is Billlie, and both groups are under Mystic Story, so i withheld my comments for the most part on the first couple releases because I wanted to make sure it wasn't just me wanted them to be great for the sake of being the "younger brothers" of my ults. They just released an EP today called HOPE, and once again, every song on it is straight gas 🔥 I loved every song they'd released before it, but i really was trying to temper my expectations and my biases, but damn... they haven't missed at all in my book, not once. If you haven't listened to any ARrC, please go check some of their songs out, the quality is qualitying 🤌 submitted by /u/WhoaShenanigans [link] [comments]

Comment any picture of female idols. Every day the comment with the highest number of votes will win! submitted by /u/ConnectionOk8413 [link] [comments]

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Unpopular opinion I think…I LOVE the weekly favorite visual posts on the sub but sorry if this is repetitive will delete if you guys tell me I promise :) Anyways since I was a kid I LOVED fairys/faes its my hyperfixation my favorite creature EVER like it was my birthday theme for 9 years straight not even joking. So anyways my question is which idol radiates fairy/faerie vibes like is straight up ethereal something ethereal its breathtaking and you can just say they are a pretty fairy/faerie how ever you classify im not going to talk about the history or fairys vs faes and all that stuff we will be here for years but anyways if you want give your best picture that represents it and something even more fun give them fairy/fae names( hope that isnt bad im not aiming to change or disrespect their name just a fun little thing to do )SO EXCITING .:) Mine is mai from izna which gave me the inspo to post this .shes so pretty her fairy name would be maieina not changing her name but adding a fairy touch:) submitted by /u/Ambitious_Leg_734 [link] [comments]

lately the talk has been about snark subs and i wanna say something too. this is my opinion, sure, but honestly, it shouldn’t even have to be said. it should just be the standard. I get the original idea behind them. sometimes things are cringey or overhyped and people want a space to talk freely. cool, whatever. but somewhere along the way, it stopped being about criticism and just turned into straight up hate. like body shaming, slut shaming, ED jokes, dragging people’s faces, energy for literally existing… y’all okay? not trying to be dramatic but some posts actually make me feel sick. and it’s not just one sub anymore. i’m starting to see more and more places slip into that same vibe. and the weirdest part is how personal people make it, like these idols hurt them directly or something. they don’t know you. they’re not thinking about you. they’re living their lives. and you’re sitting there writing essays about how much you hate them? kinda embarrassing honestly. like yeah, there are artists i don’t like either. not everyone’s my vibe. but i don’t make it my whole personality. i just keep scrolling. it’s not that deep. obviously, if someone’s done something actually bad, i get the criticism. but hating someone because they’re popular or wear a certain outfit or smile a certain way? please be serious. none of this is helping anyone. it’s not even fun to read anymore. it just feels… heavy. weird. sad. and a little too parasocial from the other side. maybe go outside. touch some grass. pick up a hobby. support artists you actually like. because this constant cycle of hate? yeah. not it. submitted by /u/Traditional_Rain9724 [link] [comments]

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He is tie with Jungkook and IU is number 1 richest then followed by V. He was in hiatus for how many years and he still managed to be among the top 3 richest kpop artist in SK. Wish him more success, awards and good health! submitted by /u/Fine_Sun9370 [link] [comments]