My All Day Project ranking as co-ed groups fan

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Give me any random kpop idol from Bts Skz Txt Enhyphen Ateez Seventeen And I'll give you a random member picture submitted by /u/Jealous-Ad3237 [link] [comments]

For me, it's probably the sexy concept on boygroups, mainly because it feels as if they try too hard when they execute it purposely, if that makes sense - it's better when it's unintentional, imo. I'd love to see everyone's opinions! submitted by /u/ts88kd [link] [comments]

I just wanna appreciate the Kpop reddit community because it's way better here. I used to be only on twitter, however i decided to leave the plattform because its just not enjoyable anymore. Like it's way to toxic and the moment you say something positive about a group you imminently get hated on Reddit > Twitter submitted by /u/Injeolmie_04 [link] [comments]

Hi! Strange title, I know, but I've been into kpop for the past few years, and I accidentally deleted my playlist a couple of years ago, and I'm trying to get back into it, but there is one music video I can't seem to find, no matter how I search :(. All I can remember is that the video had a blue light tone, I think, and it was a singular girl artist singing with shorts and a tank top on, and it seems like the vibe was lesbian??? Like, I remember there being some scene? I think there was a bathtub/ or just water involved? And there might have been the word 'body' in the song title. I'm not sure if this is enough information, but any help would be greatly appreciated <3 submitted by /u/f-riluftsliv [link] [comments]

Title!! 😁😁😁 submitted by /u/SplitHot9641 [link] [comments]

https://youtu.be/tD7f4W_as4Q This performance turned out to be one of the most infamous in Kim Wan Sun’s career. Apparently kids and grownups alike were terrified by the dolls which appear in the video. Personally, I find it quite charming and sweet rather than scary but the comments have no mercy (lmao). I’ve seen a different video of someone dressing up as Kim with the dolls on a Halloween night in Seoul…Huge respect there submitted by /u/Which-Ad5279 [link] [comments]

When the OP (at ITZY's fansign last week) told Ryujin she has 19 piercings now, Ryujin immediately asked if something had happened or if she was going through a hard time. The OP asked why she thought that and Ryujin told her that when she debuted, she was so stressed so she got many ear piercings. Itzy had many struggles with their debut despite being from one of the biggest companies. I get that idols from smaller companies work very, very hard to get their success,and I reallyyyy respect that, but people shouldn't just dismiss idols' work from the big 3/4 by saying they get 'privilege' when they also work hard in such a toxic environment to become top trainees too. Of course, there is nepotism and favouritism and my view on that is very different from my perspective of trainees actually working their way up. This kind of competition is hard and the critisism is harder; it's crazy that kids are put through this system because they want to blindly follow their dreams. Honestly, I think the determination is impressive but also kind of reckless? Especially considering debuts aren't even guarenteed. submitted by /u/Gold_Meaning3688 [link] [comments]

They put some sort of crack or something in this movie's soundtrack LOL? This song is such a banger. I can't help but imagine how fire this demon boy band concept would look in a real Kpop music video. I know similar things have been done before, but I don't really remember anyone doing it with this much detail. Like with the whole makeup and everything. Maybe they don't try it IRL for the risk of not looking as good as it does here. Anyways, I just thought this whole sequence was very cool and the fact that I went into this movie with super low expectations made it even better XD submitted by /u/beelzebub2099 [link] [comments]

I’ve been a fan for a while, and I care a lot about Stray Kids and their growth. That said, I think it’s also important to be honest as a fan — not everything is perfect, and it’s okay to have mixed feelings. I wanted to share some thoughts I’ve had recently, not to hate, but to reflect. The survival show felt a bit too dramatized. When I first watched the Mnet survival show, I couldn’t shake the feeling that some parts were over-edited or overly scripted. Obviously, most idol survival shows are made for drama, but some moments — like the eliminations — felt less like real decisions and more like acting. I still respect how hard the members worked, but the show itself didn’t always feel genuine to me. Recent comebacks don’t quite have the same spark.This is definitely subjective, but I haven’t connected with the last few comebacks the way I did with their earlier work. Stray Kids’ older tracks felt bold, unique, creative, and intentional — even if they weren’t to everyone’s taste, many people could still appreciate the artistry behind them. Lately, their title tracks feel more like variations of a formula they’ve already used — familiar sounds, similar structures, and writing that doesn’t feel as strong. At times, the songs even seem like less effort was put into them, as if they’re playing it safe rather than pushing creative boundaries. It’s not that the songs are bad, but they lack the same sense of freshness and energy. Visual direction and styling have been a bit underwhelming. This might just be a taste thing, but their recent styling choices — makeup, hair, MV concepts — haven’t felt as strong or creative as before. Sometimes it feels a bit rushed or uninspired and under-budget compared to the unique and creative visuals they used to be known for. I know K-pop styling constantly evolves, but I do miss the more daring and put-together looks they had in past eras. Shipping culture feels forced. I’m not into shipping real people, but I’ve noticed that some pairings in the fandom (like Minsung or Hyunlix) get a lot of attention, even when the interactions don’t feel particularly close or unique. For example, Hyunjin seems much closer to Changbin, Han, Lee Know, or I.N. It just makes me wonder if fans are projecting dynamics that aren’t really there. It’s not a huge deal, just something I’ve found odd. Solo and unit songs show their real range. Honestly, this is where I feel the most hope. When I listen to solo songs or small unit projects, I’m reminded of how talented each member is individually. The creativity, vocal colors, and ideas feel more distinct. It’s a little frustrating that this doesn’t always shine through in the group releases — and I do wonder if it's a company decision or just the pressure to maintain a certain image. Either way, I hope they get more room to explore different sounds as a group too. They might be overworked This one’s less of a criticism and more of a concern. Their schedule is packed — tours, album releases, overseas promotions, fan events — it never stops. I can’t help but wonder if that’s affecting the quality of the music and performances. Even the visuals and choreography feel less polished than before. Burnout is real, and I worry they aren’t getting enough space to rest and recharge creatively. The company might be playing it too safe. It feels like JYP found a working formula for Stray Kids’ success and now they’re just repeating it without evolving. I miss the feeling of surprise and freshness they had before. I don’t want them to lose what makes them unique just to stay marketable. submitted by /u/Nervous-Bat-8227 [link] [comments]

I was watching a performance and the artist was shooting at the crowd with water guns and looked so visibly tired and irritated. Do you ever think about what might happen if they were ordered to attack? Does it bother you that you are paying to see a band live who could be practicing to attack you? Or do you somehow think that since you are their fan they would not do this? submitted by /u/sacramentalsmile [link] [comments]

I've gotten email advertisements from Live Nation for $40 tickets for Babymonster and Stayc. Seems like the shows aren't selling out the best so they're trying to sell some more seats with discounted tickets. In a time when kpop tickets are pretty expensive, these are better prices for the nosebleeds. Check it out if you're interested! submitted by /u/insidedarkness [link] [comments]

(no fandoms subreddit I'm talking about those that have every fandom in it) submitted by /u/seaweed09876 [link] [comments]

Their names are so similar so I just had to do it lol. Feel free to list your fav songs by them too :) View Poll submitted by /u/Major-Specialist3658 [link] [comments]

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I found out about and fell in love with young posse and their insane talent/skills back in January, and 'cold' was sort of my first comeback of them (though cold is actually just a concept album). I personally prefer listening to the colder version of the song 'cold' just because I am not the biggest fan of 10 cm's voice but that's not really what I wanted to talk about. So I often rewatch the MV of cold and noticed that it only has like 1.2 million views despite the amazing (and super sad) story + high quality production and amazing acting from the members. You don't really get mv's like that from kpop bands anymore. It sort of reminded me alot of BTS's I NEED U and Run in terms of vibes and story telling- the only difference being that Cold is a completed story. I also find it interesting that they didn't choose the visual (Jiana) for Doeun's role and instead opted for Doeun (which I love cuz Doeun is my bias). I also find it HILARIOUS that the band members were GAGGING behind the scenes about the fact that Doeun was holding a man's hand. Sunhye was like "I actually can't believe it. I would have never thought I'd see Doeun holding a man's hand" (something along the lines) and Doeun was so DONE after the shooting was over haha. Personally I think this mv deserves many more views and much more attention- I just know that if it had been released by a more popular group- people would have hyped it up and preached about the deep meaning behind it etc. but since it's young posse it falls under the radar again. If you haven't watched it yet- DO SO, you won't regret it !! (The song Blue dot, which is on the same album also deserves some more recognition, it's the best kpop song that has been released in the past 10 years in my opinion.) submitted by /u/gt86xv [link] [comments]

All-Time Hall of Famer (AHOF) just released their intro film 'Boy, Falling on Stage' ahead of debut (July 01), and it’s giving major lore energy. And the VOCALS🔥🔥🔥 📽️ Watch here: https://youtu.be/IeSFDk-lIu4?si=1tTPL0Plc5bu0U72 Mysterious symbols, haunting visuals, and a storyline that feels bigger than just music—this doesn’t look like your average rookie rollout. 👀 Any theories? First impressions? submitted by /u/pink_cornstarch [link] [comments]

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