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MAMA 2025 'Best New Artist' Nominees. Nominees: AHOF ALLDAY PROJECT Baby DONT Cry CLOSE YOUR EYES CORTIS Hearts2Hearts IDID izna KickFlip KiiiKiii If the criteria are — Digital (25%) | Album (40%) | Global (15%) | Judges (20%) I still think it’s between H2H and Cortis, ‘cause ADP’s album sales are pretty low. ADP wins in digital, but H2H & Cortis are stronger in album + global. If we’re talking about the safest pick, it’s def H2H. They’re solid in all categories, digital, album, and global. But that’s just my take, what do y’all think? submitted by /u/Difficult_Bit_3025 [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/4l5ac69txfvf1.jpg?width=850&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=663aa40313652e49c7a5152f4f7ebdac3bb368d1 Last year: digital 40% (korea 25% + global 15%), physical 40%, judge 20% This year: judge 40%, digital 30% (korea 20% + global 10%), physical 30% I actually like the newer version more. What do you think? submitted by /u/tresnosliramu22 [link] [comments]

I can't stand to watch BTS's lives anymore I have been an army since 2017 and their lives were always super fun to watch and I couldn't wait until they translated them so I could watch them. For a while now, though, especially since they came back from the military, I am reluctant to watch their new lives because all they talk about is... dieting. Exercise. Losing weight. How much they lost, how much they weigh now, how much they want to lose in the future, how they haven't eaten the whole day as if it's something to be proud of. Giving advice how to lose weight. It's so annoying. Saying that's "all" they talk about is an over-exaggeration of course, they do talk about other things, but let's be real, at least two-thirds of the live is about this topic and it is frustrating. I find talking about these things extremely boring and toxic in real life, so BTS members talking about this in length during their lives when before they used to talk about their music, their interests and recent events in their life is jarring to me. I miss not being potentially triggered by this. I know that the easy solution is not to watch their lives anymore and I actually do do that. I usually go through translation accounts to see what they talked about before deciding if I will watch their newest live or not. This way, I have only seen a handful of their lives in the recent year, in comparison of me watching every single one before that. I don't know, is that just me? Am I being too sensitive about this? Weight, dieting, etc. are somewhat triggering topics for me so maybe that's the reason why I find it so difficult to watch their lives now. But also, looking at the bigger picture, I find it somewhat irresponsible of BTS to bring this topic up non-stop in front of their very much impressionable fans, most of whom are girls/women, a lot of them probably in their teens and early twenties. Especially since the way they talk about is in a kind of glamoriting way, as something to be proud of, how skinny they look, how little they have eaten, etc etc. And yes, I know that all of this isn't just BTS, they're idols, they live in korea and also IN A SOCIETY and this topic is naturally what is on their mind the most, probably so obviously they think and want to talk about it a lot. Well, I selfishly, rantingly, wish they would just shut up about it. 😅 I don't watch other group's lives, is it the same? Do other groups talk about other things than this? Also, am I wrong in the impression that BTS didn't use to talk about this that much before and that it started just like a year or two or so ago for some reason? Does anyone feel the same way or do you not care at all? Ugh,anyway, I was just watching Namjoon's Oct 5th live and for the 13 minutes he's been on so far so 10 or so we're about his weight and I'm considering shutting it off lol. Came here because I had to vent somewhere. submitted by /u/MarCath13 [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/spa8bngqsfvf1.jpg?width=2080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d0b8e2911de1a55e1acba9127018b7f769331c13 as rookies, they all did so well this year. they all deserve to win. but since MAMA doesn't separate male and female, i guess Alldayproject will win. submitted by /u/tresnosliramu22 [link] [comments]

Especially Rough and Bang Bang Bang. I went on a school trip to Seoul back in 2016 and would always hear the former almost all the time, playing in a shop or a restaurant. Meanwhile, me and my entire class attended a dance studio session on one day and the song picked was Bang Bang Bang. Very catchy songs! As someone who's only prior exposure to K-Pop was just Super Junior and Psy, these two groups definitely helped further pique my interest in the entire genre. I don't have a particular favourite group, nor am I a hardcore stan of any idol, but hearing a GFriend or BIGBANG song nowadays does conjure up very warm memories... submitted by /u/RandomCarGuy26 [link] [comments]

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I'm not familiar with Kik5o's work but I tuned in when it was released because it was AleXa's first release after leaving ZB Label. I watched the music video when it was released earlier this year and moved on but recently found myself out of nowhere remembering the beat of the song and you could say I "rediscovered" the song and I haven't stopped replaying it daily! Kik5o & AleXa's voices compliment each other so well and they both carry the song in their respective parts and when they sing together! 10/10 collab and I'm upset it's super underrated. submitted by /u/Dilemma_stress [link] [comments]

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if you didn’t know, Love your W is a yearly event that celebrities attend and even perform and the main premise is to bring awareness to breast cancer… or at least that’s what everyone thinks now people are criticizing celebrities for being out of touch as they’re there to party and have fun, also not wearing pink which is the color for said cancer awareness and even drinking alcohol which contradicts the whole point as it’s one of the higher risks of breast cancer; basically in short they’re being tone deaf and W korea (who organized the event) is being criticized for how they chose to organize and advertise as for an event that’s about cancer awareness they didn’t put anything related to it and the fact that for 20 years since its existence they only donated 700k USD or 1.1B won (which per year it’s 38k usd approximately) which is little considering that they invite huge luxury brands and celebrities meaning that they barely donated for how much money they have i’m glad that W korea is being called out on it because if they’re going to hold an event like that then they should at least use their intention right otherwise just advertise it as like the met gala of korea or smth submitted by /u/Free-Application860 [link] [comments]

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Im from India and I can see how hindi punjabi marthi bhojpuri industries music getting viral worldwide and billions views in Spotify youtube with local languages without using english with just vibe and banger tracks Same for korean industry i started listening because of vibe but now it's more look like english,idk why idols stop singing in their native language For music language not matters .lyrics composition production matters,idk why it's becoming norm that if it's english then it will get viral,nowdays im seeing less songs in korean and that too not good submitted by /u/BullfrogVisual2832 [link] [comments]

I think the chorus is rhythmically satisfying with the use of empty space. It's the same usage I liked from their debut song IZNA that I saw some hate for too. I think their rap style is really smooth. I've always liked Izna's raps and lyrics in most of their songs. The choreo is pretty addicting to watch. Especially the little rodeo move as the second half of the chorus starts, and then the sequenced repetition in the prechorus. I think the simplistic beat puts more emphasis on the spoken vocals' timing and flow which feels like a great juxtaposition with the prechorus and the properly sang vocals. I like Sign a lot too. I want more of that as well, but this song is scratching an itch too and it may be just me. Anyways, gonna go rewatch the choom performance. submitted by /u/Lotus-Vale [link] [comments]