Pick a number (1-153) and I’ll give you a song from my playlist! (All k-pop)

i saw someone say that everyone always kinda look like their bias or sum so i was curious who do i look like i bias in enhypen? submitted by /u/pandabarber- [link] [comments]

and does anyone have any examples?? like I see a lot of sendoff videos and sometimes I wonder if the idols are really tortured or like fan calls or you know fan signs and I know it’s hard to say, & I know this is very generalized & it's probably hard to say for sure submitted by /u/aubreeserena [link] [comments]

one of my favourite fun facts is that the release of mr mr by girls generation was delayed bc someone had accidentally deleted some of the original files. another one is irene was the one who did the D7 whistle high note in really bad boy making it the highest note in recorded kpop history and you know how people talk about how next level never got music show win? it's first win was a daesang lol submitted by /u/wbu_lizzie [link] [comments]

Doesn't have to strictly be the ones here What's with male idols with a squirrel as their representative animal having an H in their name Also are there any female idols with a squirrel as a representative animal 👀 submitted by /u/Annoyed_Arctic_Fox22 [link] [comments]

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As the title say, is there a song that was released over a year ago, which you just discovered recently, had never heard before, and now totally love? To me it's NMIXX - Roller Coaster and Kiss of Life (yes, I just had my first time listening to their songs). For KIOF I'm fall in love with Te Quiero and R.E.M submitted by /u/shaftmajo [link] [comments]

This is ranked musically wise, like how much I love their music, those in the "not my type" category is either I didn't recognize their logo, I just don't know who they are or I just don't like them. submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

Can be title tracks or bsides! Personally I wish Ateez "now this house ain't a home" had more popularity outside the fandom, those in the fandom absolutely love this song but outside of the fandom it's unknown, the lyrics are relatable and could resonate with others, I hope this song have an igloo moment but ateez rarely promote their bsides.. submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

I had a dream where I was at a concert, and out of nowhere, the host said this. “Alright everyone! H.O.T(OT5), EXO(OT11), Bigbang(OT4), ZE:A(OT9), SHINee(without Jonghyun) and Super Junior(OT15) will all be performing on stage as 1 group! Everyone started to go wild at the concert and it was epic! They play a song which was called, “행복한 사람들 그룹” I want this to be real submitted by /u/SillySonkaMemes [link] [comments]

2025 - XLOV 🏆 2024 - ILLIT 🏆 2023 - ZB1 ( ZeroBaseOne) 🏆 2022 - Lesserafim 🏆 2021 - IVE 🏆 2020 - Aespa 🏆 2019 - ITZY 🏆 2018 - I-DLE 🏆 2017 - Dreamcatcher 🏆 submitted by /u/Mystic_bhumiverse [link] [comments]

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🥇Jungwon (Enhypen) - 34 votes 🥈 Ricky (Zerobaseone) - 14 votes 🥉Han Harry June (DKB)/Leehan (Boynextdoor) - 5 votes (TIE) Past winners: 2005: Ni-ki 2006: Haru (Xlov) 2007: Han Yujin (Zerobaseone) Rules: Duplicates are allowed, but only a comment with the most upvotes will be counted. For example if there are multiple comments for A but only have 1 upvote each, while there is a comment for B with more upvotes than any of the A comments, then B will win the vote. Comment with more than one idol is automatically disqualified There will be honorable mentions for the runner up and third place on each post submitted by /u/EmanuelTheodorus [link] [comments]

Although a lot of my favorite groups released albums this year, I can't really say any album released so far has been go to. I wish I did like an album to the point where I could repeat it too. Has anyone found an AOTY worthy album released yet? submitted by /u/dalganjans87 [link] [comments]

I know this is going to sound rude and all but I need to talk about this. Most kpop fans are huge hypocrites. For example, they want idols to rest but they keep requesting more songs, more content and more appearances in music shows. Like hello?? You need to practice a lot to do that. Do people think they just go on stage, perform, then it's over? I'm sorry but that's not how it works. And I am not talking about when idols don't release songs for over 10 months or a year. I'm talking about groups that released a comeback 3 months ago and finished promotions 1 month ago. Seriously just let those poor idols rest instead of asking for comebacks and nonstop performances just a bit after an idol's comeback. Let those poor people rest submitted by /u/straykifsontop [link] [comments]

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Honestly recently I somehow distanced myself from K-pop and Korean dramas ect. It wasn't intentional but it feels like it happened in one day. I started to see idols like a humans not people to actually idolise. I started to see small differences between idols professional fan service and them as a people by listening their interviews and this K-pop marketing stopped working for me for some reason. I don't want to buy stuff, merch and spend my money. Only maybe occasionally on concerts of artists I like and I know will perform well that would be willing to come to my country or at least neighbours. I started to see that some idols behaviour feel forced sometimes not genuine. I started to see it like an actual job for many idols not a perfect dream come true job. I even followed few sites that were giving news and updates about idols but now it doesn't feel interesting anymore. I listen to old songs by various K-pop artists I know but I don't check out new stuff and somehow I don't feel the need or urge to do it. I was huge BTS/Stray Kids/Ateez fan but now I don't even check their Instagram and when I get a notification that a member is live I tend to ignore it and don't feel the need to check it out. I only watch sometimes interviews and variety shows on YT because my algorithm is still 80% K-pop based. Now I wonder if maybe it was just a phase or temporary (5 years) addition instead or maybe I grew out of it. It feels partially wrong but also freeing for some reason. Have you felt similarly? submitted by /u/TruthApprehensive304 [link] [comments]