Old but gold - older kpop songs we used to listen to

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like no one looks picture perfect 24/7 especially when they aren't aware of cameras, just being human and laughing really hard about something. a twitter post dragging vernon about that one clip got 20k likes. but if it was a female idol then it'd be ratioed with 20k quotes instead lmao submitted by /u/ashlyn_ne [link] [comments]

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I would always stan aespa cause I have seen them grow from the start and I absolutely love their vocals and how they can be badass to cute to literally everything. also recently got into katseye but I am not too sure yet! submitted by /u/EggProfessional4267 [link] [comments]

In light of BTS members completing their military service and preparing for future group activities, as well as Blackpink's upcoming comeback and world tour, there is often the impression that this could help to reverse the slump in the K-pop industry as seen from what happened in 2024. Just like to know, is K-pop that overly reliant on these acts, or would it continue to decline further despite their presence? This is coming from someone who has felt that today's K-pop is entirely different from that in the past and has long turned away from mainstream K-pop and switched to other alternatives. submitted by /u/XuenLim [link] [comments]

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Pt.2 of the Jimin stage mix and his incredible stage presence and dancing skills. Really recommended if not seen before. submitted by /u/Jeong_Hyeri [link] [comments]

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the boyz situation got me thinking i think i know why kfans get so angry or upset when an idol is exposed for smoking or something stupid. It's because kpop artists are called "idols" which implies something superior someone you're meant to look up to. That's why unfortunately idols are held to very high standards & have so many strict rules to follow. It also helps fans justify spending so much money on instead feeling like you are just spending money on just a regular human. So when idols break that idealised "idol image" because they're still human it shatters the illusion for a lot of fans. Around 1 in 5 adults in Korea smoke which means a lot of kpop idols probably do too. There a video of Eric and Juyeon smoking & spitting on the floor on tweet and the quotes are just...lot of people are angry about the spitting I haven't been to Korea but l've seen a lot of videos from foreigners who have said that spitting is really common there. So when fans realise their fave is just a regular person it hard for them to accept after putting them on such high pedestal & spending so much money on them. They reacted like this this is my conclusion because I can't think of any other reason why smoking is such a big deal for idols or any other stupid things fans get angry about submitted by /u/Odd-Version4361 [link] [comments]

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