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tripleS ∞! - 1st EP: SecretHimitsuBimil Album Cover Release Date: Ocober 01, 2025 Track Lyrics by Composed by Arranged by 01. Password Chiaki Nagasawa, Saori Nagano, p.e.t. Chiaki Nagasawa, Saori Nagano, p.e.t. p.e.t. 02. Headphones Mayu Wakisaka Mayu Wakisaka, jisanpark (BADX) jisanpark (BADX) 03. Tokimetique Chiaki Nagasawa, SNNJ Chiaki Nagasawa, SNNJ SNNJ 04. TOKYO Zinee Park SoHyun, hymax, Lara Andersson, Marcus Andersson Park SoHyun, hymax 05. Oshare Rose Blueming Yoon Jong Sung (MonoTree), Mayu Wakisaka, Awrii (THE HUB) Yoon Jong Sung (MonoTree) 06. Untitled Sorato, YHEL, Hiyori Nara, Ryo Ito Sorato, YHEL, Hiyori Nara, Ryo Ito Sorato 07. ### (∞! Ver.) Rose Blueming hymax, Hongdi, Kuzzi hymax STREAM ON Spotify / Apple Music / YouTube Music submitted by /u/tokkipan [link] [comments]
• Rank (up to) your top 25 FTISLAND songs. #1 gets 25 points, #2 gets 24 points, #3 gets 23 points, etc. • You can list <25 songs if you want. • You can choose to vote EITHER by filling in the Google Form above OR by leaving a comment down below. • (If you are using Reddit markdown, please do not number every song as 1, while it will show up as 1-25 publicly, when I retrieve the comment using my automated process, it returns all 1s) . • Songs released under an individual member's name are not allowed. • Officially released remixes/alternative versions will be counted as separate songs. • Japanese/Chinese/English songs and unreleased songs are eligible. • Japanese/Chinese/English/Korean versions of songs will be considered the same song. List of FTISLAND songs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F.T._Island_discography Spotify playlist of FTISLAND's discography: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2kEsSoI1SbRCfXBpAk0Dp1?si=4cfa03824d424c09 Schedule: October 7th: WEi October 14th: PIXY & Everglow October 21st: B.I October 28th: JO1 (Full schedule can be found in the spreadsheet linked below.) Link to the VAV results . Google Spreadsheet with all past results and full schedule Spotify channel containing all Top Ten playlists YouTube channel containing all Top Ten playlists Want to be reminded for future TTTs? Please fill out the 2025B TTT reminder form here: https://forms.gle/pDM68J4fSkG8Uf418 Interested in doing more song rates? Come join r/kpoprates, where we have K-Pop song rates on a regular basis! Here are the currently ongoing rates: The Dreamcatcher Rate! The "2022 in K-Pop" Rate! TTT lists are always due by Monday, 6 AM Pacific. submitted by /u/Zypker125 [link] [comments]
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So I recently watched the Music Video for CORTIS fashion and I really like the aesthetic of it but I have no idea what that aesthetic is called. Does anyone know what it is? submitted by /u/Embarrassed_Ad_4376 [link] [comments]
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I was naive about how authoritarian and full of propoganda the very top of the chain in every industry is. yes i do think i am still very unaware of how dark things are but there may be less freedom at the top of the chain than i originally thought. i once used to want to be famous in music industry until i realise how controlling and excluding it is, and how it can be more dangerous and authoritarian than the previous jobs that i had to quit from lifelong illnesses. I was also so naive about kpop. Despite being exposed to stories about Hollywood it never crossed my mind that kpop could be as dark even though i saw the documentaries about tough training and news scandals, the many dark cases and government issues in kpop too. I was very naive overall, not understanding that music is a locus of control; and a means of disseminating certain views within this world as well as maintaining the status quo- of course it would be just as terrifying as the greater music industry as a whole. it just didn't cross my mind how these consumerist industries are full of dark sides as well, and now that i am finally understanding the news it's kinda put me off a lot of different industries in general, i feel like many industries exist to shape and twist the understanding of the world into stuff which keeps people trapped and small. It would make sense for kpop to bleed into politics, for the power of the idol can globally shape viewpoints and perspectives. No wonder when i watch kpop reality tv i feel i have to have a suspension of belief- of course people can't be truly authentic at work!!! lmao it would be silly of me to even expect them to be that way. so nowadays i realise i have to be more respectful when idols may hide a lot on tv or act a certain way- there's a very good reason as to why they do. Not to worry tho i don't think this is only kpop. i think this is just a thing that happens in many industries, especially media based ones. Nowadays i realise all i ever dreamed of was an illusion.... i was SUPER naive about this world and sadly am not sure what to do anymore. lmao i know at least im blessed enough to talk about this stuff right? i guess so. it feels like hardship doesn't discriminate to any kind of background or type of people; although i get that some people are objectively going through unimaginable suffering like nothing else, i still want to be respectful to people going through everyday struggles too, as they also have a right to feel sad about the bs they go through as well. Overall, i was naive to how shitty this world is and how broken life is for so many people, naive to the countless crying souls out there who suffer everyday in silence. yeah sure my life is hard too but there's so many ppl who probably sad i guess. i think i need to maybe enjoy the freedoms of regular human life more instead of praying for a fantasy that doesn't exist. and it's ok i take full responsibility for my own naiveite. submitted by /u/AngleFormal [link] [comments]
fandoms say their group sold out their concert tickets in no time but if you look into it, its the scalpers who has most of the tickets and sell them for double or triple the original price. i was trying to secure a ticket for an upcoming concert and i couldnt get a single one, i spent almost five hours each day. it wasnt just me who wasnt able to secure a ticket but the other fans too. and it turns out the scalpers has more than hundreds of tickets and theyre selling it at an expensive price which not every fan can afford, leading those tickets to go to waste. submitted by /u/withinyourheart [link] [comments]
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Hi everyone! This post is a weekly thread for any thoughts you might have that feel don't need a post of its own but still would like to air to the world. All rules apply, but you can discuss anything you want related to Kpop. Please be respectful and have fun! submitted by /u/KpopThoughtsmodteam [link] [comments]
This is a well-known fact, but since most fans focus on the big groups, it’s easy to overlook. Since the start of this decade, over 200 girl groups have debuted, but how many actually found decent success? Maybe a tenth of that? It's wild when you really think about it. The K-pop scene right now is basically this: Debut under the Big Four? Congrats, that’s your golden ticket. Debut under a smaller company, like the other 90% of idols? Better get friendly with Tyche, the goddess of fortune, because you’re going to need all the luck you can get. submitted by /u/Striking-Meal-5257 [link] [comments]
It’s been about 7 months since I got into kpop, somehow this year i find kpop fascinating, something I never thought I would, and tbh i think i go mainly for visual as most people do. Currently i like NewJeans & Illit visuals, perhaps i'm something of a bunnies myself, but as for their music, I don't really listen to it, kpop as genre is not really my cup of tea, I heard Ditto on repeat, as people said it was NJ best song, but I don't think the song is any good. Anyway, I want to point out aspects of kpop culture that weird me out, I learned that the way kpop industry release their music is rather unusual, for an instance Aespa had more EPs than the actual studio album, 6 EPs and only 1 studio album is absolutely a ridiculous discography. Why feel the need to drop new stuff every year? instead of dropping EP every single year, I'd rather they, or any group, took their time for 2-3 years after their last album, and then release a new album with 14 songs on it, I think that's how you do it the right way. Most kpop physical albums are bizarre tho, all those fancy packages, photobooks, photocards, and posters, only to have 4 songs on it, gimmick over music. Moreover, the way kpop fans feel compelled to always keep up with their idols, is on another level, NJ last gig was in march, and only a few days later the fans on x were like 'I miss them so bad, it’s been forever!'. Also there's a group called G-idle who dropped a new song in May and everyone's screaming 'it's a comeback!', but when I checked, their last song was in July last year, literally just months ago, a comeback? do me a favor, a comeback is when you return after disappearing for, like, years. Blackpink started their tour this year and people be like 'OMG finally! They’re reuniting!' as if they'd been separated for a decade. Reality check: their last tour was in… 2023! Music wise, to me personally, most kpop songs sound similar, you hear some random kpop song and think, is this IVE? Itzy? Twice? Newjeans? Babymonster? it could be anyone, it's wild that for years kpop industry has been making the same songs over and over again, with different titles and groups, I don't think there's a single idol who had a recognisable voice. Also, what’s with K-pop’s obsession with food?song titles like Cookie, Almond Chocolate, Bubble Gum, Jellycious, they sound like something straight out of Weird Al Yankovic. BUT there's one kpop song I actually find good, it's Cupid from FiftyFifty, I think it's a really good song, levels above most K songs, ofc APT was a banger too but somehow I don’t really count it as full kpop. I'm not a fan of today's music in general either, we are so unfortunate to be living in an era where music fell hard. Another thing I'm not into is the dancing part, I personally find kpop choreography kinda cringy and I don't really feel entertained seeing people dancing. On another note, I believe idols should have more creative input, writing songs and pitching group concepts should be part of the auditions. Speaking of creativity, I feel like kpop industry had ditched it, when an agency creates a new group the concept isn't built on ideas or creativity, it's completely based on research, they analyzed what had already worked before and what had hooked people the most, and then apply those formulas to their new group. And to put the cherry on top, what I find strange in the kpop world is the label stan. I mean, how come people stan the labels more than the artists themselves, I guess outside kpop you’ll never find anyone being an EMI stan or a Warner stan, and then proceeding to drop a whole essay just to defend them. Most of the songs on my playlist, I’m not even aware of which labels the artists are under. Kpop is really a different breed of cat. submitted by /u/Gullible-Distance594 [link] [comments]