Singer Choi Jung-won slapped with restraining order for stalking woman

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I saw someone else do this and it seemed fun! Plus i'm bored so... submitted by /u/hrtsforjoohyoung [link] [comments]

It's my opinion, so please don't take it personally. But Korean songs are so good and catchy, the MVs are so beautiful, and they seem to have a lot more production than Japanese songs. At the time, I liked the song "Buenos Aires" (because I'm from Argentina), but now that I've listened to it again, I don't like it as much as I did that time. I liked 'Beware' a little more than the others. IZ*ONE are the best 💖 submitted by /u/Separate-Comedian-25 [link] [comments]

I ranked S as my ults, and b and c are more regular rotations, and D is not listened too. If anyone has some recommendations based on my ults and who I havent listened to, I'd love that!!! submitted by /u/Oodietheoderoni [link] [comments]

I was a kpop fan since 2005 and I have seen the trend in collection change over the years. Back in 2005, people collected posters that came with purchasing an album. In 2015, fansites dominated the kpop social media space and sold their own slogans, photobooks and season greetings. Now in 2025, photocards are what people collect. Albums now include more than one photocard. Almost every single merchandise comes with a photocard. From POBs, to lucky draws and fansign/fancall pcs - photocards have been the in thing for a few years now. After going through all the phases of collecting while being a kpop fan, I am finally tired of it. I enjoyed every second of it, and though people can say it's a huge amount of money wasted, it was my hobby and collecting posters, albums, merchandise and photocards since 2005 have brought me so much joy. I however am starting to feel more fatigued with collecting photocards, especially when they're now no longer easy and cheap to collect. Market value for some photocards are in the hundreds and I can't justify myself spending that amount of money anymore. I am starting to feel stressed out mentally and financially from collecting photocards when it shouldn't be this way anymore. Companies have also been greedy with release one item through different sites that has different POBs to increase sales. I am feeling mentally tired and financially drained, and I feel quite upset that I have been feeling this way for months now because I loved collecting so much. So I have finally made a decision to stop collecting albums, photocards and most merchandise - with the exception of plush keyrings because those aren't released often and they're too cute to resist and of course, concert tickets. I hope to travel more with the extra funds that I can finally save up - be it with my partner for a vacation or for a concert overseas. I admire those who are able to keep up with this hobby, especially knowing how expensive it can get. To those who envy others with an extensive photocard collection, remember that these are materialistic things and not collecting photocards doesn't make you any less of a fan. Besides there are great alternatives like finding photocard scans and printing them on your own if you really want a photocard to display on your bag! Anyways, it has been a fun journey for 20 years now, and I have experience so much of kpop since then. Though I am sad about making this decision, I know that this is the right thing to do for myself. submitted by /u/Alone_Collection1507 [link] [comments]

For context, le sserafim and txt both have their concert in LA on 12th September. My parents won't allow me to go to another city so I need to choose one of them. I have seen neither group live and i am a big fan of both of them. So if someone have seen both groups live, can anyone tell me which concert should I attend? submitted by /u/Odd_Entertainer9554 [link] [comments]

I'm new to the Kpop scene. So forgive me for being out of the loop But what's the deal with the negative discourse around Blackpink, specifically on reddit? They're clearly the biggest girl group in the world right now, and individually, they are also among the most popular artists around the world. But you wouldn't think so if you set foot on the kpop subreddits. I'm basing this on threads like this. . And other subreddits like r/kpoppers. So, what's the deal? submitted by /u/LaurieCunningham [link] [comments]

What would your hypothetical first albums (or more if you want) be for a new group based of the boyhood pop genre from TWS What time period would you pick or would you explore several in the same album? What album names, what would the title tracks be, what b sides would you have? What concepts would you go for? Is there a specific theme you’d like to explore? What aspect of youth would you emphasise? Also what other musical genres would you like to see explored with this? You can base it of your experience/s or what you’d like to see submitted by /u/ARG_obesessed [link] [comments]

okay, so aespa’s drama won for best instrumental !! which song do you think has the best intro? leaderboard for best instrumental 🏆🥇 drama (aespa) 🥈 xo (enhyphen) 🥉 welcome to my world (aespa) 🎖️ high horse (nmixx) :: rules :: 1) commenting the same song more than once does nothing— only the song with the MOST UPVOTES will be selected !! 2) any comment that mentions more than one song will be automatically disqualified, even if it has the most upvotes. 3) i’ll be giving the runner-ups (second and third most upvoted) songs honourable mentions in the posts !! 4) please comment it like this: “song (artist)” to make it easier for me to understand. please remember to follow all of the rules !! i hope everyone has fun !! <33 submitted by /u/yvie_of_lesbos [link] [comments]

The way she surges forward with so much energy, it gave me chills!! We love a talented Maknae! submitted by /u/DumbDumb1000 [link] [comments]

this was fun let me know what other suggestions you have! submitted by /u/brokenbythescreams [link] [comments]

Song: Take Me Higher by A.C.E Yuchan was promoting as a member of UNB at the time, which is why he doesn't appear in the MV or on the album. Complete version of Take Me Higher was released on their Under Cover : The Mad Squad album JUNHEE (black hair in the video) recently dropped Supernova, a fun and catchy dance pop track as a pre-release to his solo debut album🥃🌟 he's been working with the producing duo PhD consisting of Daniel Davidsen and Peter Wallevik who have written/produced for Taemin, EXO-CBX, SHINee, Super Junior, Taeyeon, B.A.P., CNBLUE, MAMAMOO, CLC and more for his album submitted by /u/fried_chicken03 [link] [comments]

Nearly 13,000 people have taken our Stray Kids Bias quiz and Felix is leading the pack (21% of votes) while Han is runner up at 16% of votes. Who is your Stray Kids bias? submitted by /u/wikiHow [link] [comments]

When I was still living in my home country, there was a channel that played about six hours of K-pop straight, and I was like, "IS THIS THING NEVER ENDING?" I was really mad, lol. The thing that bothered me most at the time was how some of the videos seemed too silly for people, and I simply wasn't used to seeing people so white (I didn't know they considered them yellow, forgive me💔). But sometimes I watched the channel because it was cool to see people dance to a group. My favorite was always "Love Dive," then "Kill This Love," "Shut Down," "DDU-DU-DDU-DU," and "Cupid." The songs I really watched without taking my eyes off the TV were "Christmas Evel" and "Blueprint" by Stray Kids; they were two songs that were actually played every day. Later, I discovered BTS, but my favorite groups were always Stray Kids, Blackpink, and IVE (cut so I didn't know their names at the time, lol) What about y'all? submitted by /u/VFLOWERAL-MININDay [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone 💙 I wanted to ask something a bit personal but also heartwarming: has an idol ever “saved your life” or been there for you in a way no one else was? For me, this summer I lost all my friends and honestly felt so alone… but having Wonbin from RIIZE to support, watch, and love gave me the strength to keep going. Without him, I don’t know what I would’ve done. What about you? Did an idol ever change your life or help you through a hard time? I’d love to hear your stories 🥺💙 submitted by /u/Purple-Ant-6007 [link] [comments]

Hi 💙 I wanted to share something a bit personal and see if anyone feels the same. I don’t really have friends or much of a social life… my days basically revolve around loving my favorite idol (for me, it’s Wonbin). He honestly means everything to me, and he feels like my favorite person in the whole world. Call me selfish, but if one day he has a girlfriend, I’d honestly prefer if he didn’t announce it publicly. I know idols are human and can date whoever they want, but it’s just the way I feel… Of course I know I’ll never actually be with my idol, but still, he’s the one who gives me happiness and comfort every day. 🩵 Does anyone else feel the same way about their idol? submitted by /u/Purple-Ant-6007 [link] [comments]

Hey Briizes 💙 So I was just wondering… do we actually know anything about Wonbin’s pre-debut life? Like, school stories, ex-gf rumors, or just funny little things from before he became an idol? 👀 I swear this is not hate at all, I just think many of us have the same curiosity lol. Of course not looking for made-up stuff, just what’s already out there/known. Let’s keep it chill and not turn this into hate pls 🙏✨ submitted by /u/Purple-Ant-6007 [link] [comments]