ONF - 8th Anniversary Exhibition & Pop-Up Store ‘The Archive: Eight Summers’ (Teaser Image)

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I saw a lot of people saying that bighit fumbled trainee A so bad that they could became one of the 5th gen leaders if bighit debut them. But those people clearly weren't there during their hate train in 2022 until the project got cancelled. start from leo rap scandal the amount of hit tweets that they got with more than 50k likes to the point that bighit had to hide him from the public until the controversy cool down so the group continue to do their activities without him for a while and then when they released their predebut song no privacy people accused them copying gidle my bag because the chorus sound similar. That's a lot of hates for a group that didn't even debut yet so if were bighit i would do the same to just cancel the project and start from scratch again. Not to mention if they continue the project people will never stop bringing up leo rap scandal to drag the group to the muds so think trainee A not debuting it's for the best not only for the company but also the members submitted by /u/Party-Confection417 [link] [comments]

Companies often assign K-pop idols certain personalities or roles within a group—like the "ice princess," the "Tom and Jerry" duo, or playful fan service dynamics. It makes me wonder: after years of sticking to these assigned roles, do those dynamics eventually become real off-camera too? Or is it all just something that gets switched on when the cameras are rolling? What’s your take? Are these personalities and group dynamics genuinely reflective of their relationships, or do the lines between performance and reality just get blurred over time? submitted by /u/dantes_02 [link] [comments]

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Being on K-Pop twitter/tiktok/insta I keep seeing this recurring theme of complaints about things being “money grabs” or fans wanting their idols to skip touring for a year to take breaks, and while I understand what people are trying to get at, I think a lot of fans (not all) forget that K-Pop is a BUSINESS. Albums and Singles cost money to produce (just for tours you need to pay for - VCRs, Costumes, Plane Tickets, Visas, Audio, Visual, Merch, Mics, iPads, Security, Cars - you name it). Merchandise costs money to be made, Albums, production teams, equipment, all of it costs money to be made. OF COURSE the fans end up footing some of the bill. If you think about these companies, whether they’re big or small, they need to generate money to keep the lights on in Korea, pay the idols, the people work WITH the idols and everything in between. EVERYTHING is a money grab. That’s the whole point… But touring in particular, that’s one of the ways that idols make THEIR OWN money. In a lot of these contracts, idols get to take more of the profits than they do from their albums. So yes, while tours are exhausting, this is how idols can pay off their families’ homes, open businesses, buy apartments, go on vacations. Yes, the economy is shitty in a lot of places around the world, and each person has the ability to decide how they want to spend their money. But if you want your groups to keep promoting, to have money for new projects, new tech, new costumes, and to keep funding their dream… The fans help contribute to that with the stuff they buy and the shows they attend. submitted by /u/Old-Pomegranate1199 [link] [comments]

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Is NjDrama sub a snark sub?. I saw a post where NJdrama sub was also included in a discussion for banning snark sub users... Apart from BP and BTS snark subs ...what all subs need to be included. View Poll submitted by /u/_Prize_Resort_8358 [link] [comments]

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It sounds like it came out in like 2013 and not today and not in a cool y2k way. It sounds so artificial and annoying to me. I'm disappointed because twice is one of my top favourites and I could've never seen a flop like this coming from them. Ofc everybody is hyping it up like it's the best song of the year. I seriously have to disagree. It's basically no different than Katy Perry's woman's world. It just gives me the ick. And the irony as well that they may have edited a members body shape 👀 in a music video of some kinda cringe ass girl power song is crazyyy. Anyways I just needed to complain cause idk why everyone is hyping this song tf up. We need to stop lyinggggg to these groups so that we get more good stuff instead of cringe. submitted by /u/HeebieJeebiex [link] [comments]

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To top it all off, Jihyo’s life as a trainee and idol has been longer than my entire existence on Earth. Side Note: Before training at JYPE, she trained at SM Entertainment for a year. submitted by /u/why_dmn [link] [comments]

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unfortunately... my last post on my other account was unfairly downvoted when i was just trying to explain what my meditation and guide have shown me about enhypens souls (crestlessjoe)- you HAVE to be aware of what kind of souls the media you consume is exposing you to. pm with any questions - i got a request for a bts soul ranking so that one is coming soon (working towards uncovering the truth about their souls!!) submitted by /u/CrestedJoe [link] [comments]