Sometimes you just gotta listen to a song at full volume - What song is that for you?

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So, I was into shipping hardcore during my teen years (taekook 😮‍💨🤫). I had thought I had got over it as i matured. But now I feel like I'm being pulled into the shipping again with the bts comeback and ship pages and reels automatically coming in my feed 😭. Honestly, it's not a good feeling. I try to look at it from a realistic lens but these idols do feed our delusions sometimes is what I feel. Isn't it high time they start being open about who they are and also what's stopping full grown adults like them from revealing sexualities and denying rumours and ships. I have heard south korean culture could be homophobic, but honestly..they even had a pride parade this year there and these idols are already rich enough and won't lose that many fans if they did open up about their relationships. Why feed poor international armys who don't understand head nor tail. I'm honestly fed up and I feel this is not right from even the idol's side. Does anybody else have the same opinion as me? submitted by /u/Conscious_Poetry7163 [link] [comments]

I was really hoping SISTAR would do a reunion comeback this summer since it's their 15th anniversary. I was looking forward to a SISTAR summer, but had no evidence to believe this would happen LOL. Had anyone else been thinking about this, and/or are there any whispers of this that might point to its likeliness later this summer/year? submitted by /u/idlechungha [link] [comments]

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I havent listened to all their songs fully, but ive heard atleast parts of each song and i feel like they are all missing something? Maybe their music just isnt my taste since i saw people talking about how much they love ___ song or ___ song. I thought gabriela was good, but not to the point where i would add it to my playlist and go out of my way to listen to it. I also just got bored of all their other songs which is why i havent listened to most of them fully, there wasnt anything interesting enough to keep me listening. Anyone who knows how producing songs works better than i do, and know about the aspects of songs and techniques that can be included, what could be lacking? I know partly this is just my taste as im more into rnb, but even with rnb if i feel a song is too lacking and not interesting enough ill click off. What are your thoughts on their songs? Do you also think they are lacking something? Or do you like their songs and feel there is not much room for improvement or anything lacking? submitted by /u/yamyamoi [link] [comments]

Im specifically talking about annie from allday project who is literally a chaebol from one of the most powerful familes in SK, whats more surprising is the amount of koreans who absolutedly love and adore her. Im saying this objectively because there is no way someone of that status would be welcome by the GP here in the US regardless of their personality or character submitted by /u/Ok-Air4120 [link] [comments]

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I genuinely think Allday Project was a brilliant move. Many K-pop fans — especially those who enjoy seeing male and female idols interact — have been waiting for something like this. Mixed-gender groups are incredibly rare in K-pop, so there's definitely a lot of curiosity and excitement about how the dynamics will play out both on stage and in content. Straight ships have always been a big part of K-pop fandom culture too, and this kind of group naturally feeds into that interest. It’s clear the company is aware of this demand and is leaning into it. Overall, I wouldn’t be surprised if Allday Project ends up being a huge success just because it’s tapping into something fans have been craving for a long time. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/Difficult-Loan-7249 [link] [comments]

In fiction fandoms, a headcanon is a scenario or event that does not actually happen on the page (for books) or on screen (for series or movies), but based on existing information, could have plausibly happened or could be inferred to have happened? For kpop, this would mean something you believe a member did or something that had happened to the group based on certain clues but isn't something any of the members have actually spoken about or was caught in film. I bring this up because Twice recently released a video that has Jeongyeon teaching Nayeon how to drive and now I firmly believe Jeongyeon had taught several other members how to drive too lol. My evidence are as follows: Jeongyeon surprisingly acts like a seasoned instructor. She knows how to simplify instructions for Nayeon, understands what she might not know, and is aware of many beginner mistakes that she gently corrects. She isn't flustered about how to teach driving either. Nayeon mentioned that people have told her that Jeongyeon "never gets mad and teaches super kindly". As she is saying that, the caption "member-exclusive driving instructor" is shown on the screen. Sometime later in the lesson, Jeongyeon then comments that of all the members, Nayeon is the most scaredy-cat when learning to drive. Even later than that, Jeongyeon mentions how the other members were super quiet and wouldn't talk at all when they were just learning how to drive. This is in contrast to Nayeon who was happily chatting away during the lesson. To be clear, neither Jeongyeon nor any of the girls have ever mentioned her teaching the other girls how to drive. We have also never seen her teach anyone driving until today. Based on above evidence however, I'm pretty confident she taught some of them lol. Now what are your headcanons? submitted by /u/BlueThePineapple [link] [comments]

I’ve never really been a fan of GOT7 and haven’t heard many of their songs yet, but I plan to listen to them later. My favourite person is BamBam he has a very positive energy he’s friendly and funny, always making jokes. He’s such an interesting person! Honestly, I got a bit bored watching BTS members or Enhypen because they don’t share the same vibe as BamBam. About Felix from Stray Kids he feels like a comforting person who can inspire you to keep going. I really like his Australian accent; it’s interesting to hear him speak like that. Also, his deep voice is really nice. Can you tell me more about their personalities? I want to get to know them better like what they like, their favorite foods, if they have pets, or any fun facts about them Taehyun from TXT also caught my attention. He seems really calm and thoughtful, but also has a playful side. I like how he shows different moods and vibes, which makes him interesting to watch I heard that he enjoys reading books and poetry I like to watch his vlogs are very interesting he tries different things like riding horse, reading books he also love poetry. I recently heard the new song Love Language by TXT, and I really like it! The song has a bright and cheerful vibe that feels fresh and fun. I heard it was inspired by their fans, which makes it even more special.TXT always tries new styles in their music, and this song shows a happy and positive side of them. I’m excited to listen to more of their songs and learn about their personalities. submitted by /u/IcyAirport4067 [link] [comments]

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I’ve been watching Katseye lately, and I can’t help but feel like the group is overly sexualized , especially when it comes to their styling. A lot of their stage outfits look more like fashion statements than functional performance wear. Some even seem uncomfortable or impractical, especially when dancing or doing high-energy routines. I get that they’re a global group and aren’t strictly bound to Korean cultural expectations or traditional K-pop standards. But they’re still being promoted heavily in Korea and positioned within the K-pop industry, so I feel like there’s a disconnect. It’s disappointing, especially since K-pop groups are often praised for their balance of visuals, talent, and polished presentation. From what I’ve observed, Katseye leans more into the Western pop model and where sex appeal is often used as a core marketing strategy. That’s not inherently bad, but it feels jarring in the K-pop space, where there’s usually more thought put into concept, cohesion, and even modesty in styling. I also wonder how much of it is the company’s decision versus the members’ own choices. Either way, it kind of sends a weird message when so much of their image seems built around being sexy rather than showcasing their artistry or individuality. Anyone else feel this? Or have different thoughts? submitted by /u/Hour_Virus_9083 [link] [comments]

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Comment your favorite BLUE look that one of the members has had. Comment with the most upvotes wins! submitted by /u/ConnectionOk8413 [link] [comments]

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