Thinking of spray painting a Kpop fan art on my friend’s wall for her birthday

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tbh its not just Kpop, and im not a prude nor am some bitter ahjumma, but i honestly feel like everything is being oversexualized esp with female Kpop. yes even taylor - will only wear underwear- swift also gets on my nerves but Kpop its also how YOUNG these artists are. and its done with consent- truly because if the parents managers or the women were truly uncomfortable, they could choose NOT to do it at all. but with women like jennie and lisa leading the way, its only a matter of time that the whole industry does the same. Katseye Le SSerafim etc all of them with barely any clothes on, the dance routines performances everything is only getting more sexual, less clothed, lingerie used as clothes all geared towards Lolita loving ahjussies. it is disgusting submitted by /u/metatus [link] [comments]

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I see a lot of fans saying they'll be dropping EXO as of late but man I'm still looking forward to the comeback. They're still goated and pretty sure CBX would still want their fans to support EXO's comeback submitted by /u/No-Vehicle1562 [link] [comments]

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I just read Lee Soo-man will be allowed to promote his new company, A20 in Korea in Feb.. Considering the connections this man has built over the decades, does anyone think his company will immediately sky rocket? I just read Sunny from Girls Generation/SNSD is a trainer for the company. So, I wonder if more SM idols and staff will leave to A20 once their contracts are up? The fact he'll potentially have idols in China and Korea promoting at the same time will speed up growth. It's not like this man doesn't have experience building a successful company. What does everyone else think? I'm curious. submitted by /u/legendarymethod [link] [comments]

What is Starship doing with KiiKii? Their Debut was well received but after that they haven’t maintained that feat. Songs after I DO ME didn’t do well on charts, nor I see much promotion for them. KiiKii members have unique looks and voices to stand out in this sea of girl groups but starships need to promote them and their songs. If KiiKii fails further then it will be evident that Ive did good cause of Wonyoung and Yujin. submitted by /u/smartrashi [link] [comments]

I’ve always seen people talk about Kpop but never really got into it until this week. I thought I’d just listen to one song to see what the hype was about but now I’ve been watching performances and fan edits for hours. It’s crazy how much detail and creativity go into everything from choreography to styling. I’m starting to understand why fans are so passionate about it. It feels more like an experience than just music ❤️ submitted by /u/More_Tradition_8374 [link] [comments]

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Hey everyone, I just started getting into kpop and I keep hearing about so many groups that I don’t even know where to begin. I’ve heard names like BTS, Stray Kids, NewJeans and Ateez a lot but I have no idea what kind of style each group has. If you had to suggest a few songs or performances that could make someone really fall in love with kpop, what would you recommend? I want to see what makes everyone so passionate about it ❤️ submitted by /u/More_Tradition_8374 [link] [comments]

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So, I've been a kpop stan for quite some years now and I have been noticing that the music has changed a lot. It really doesn't have to be necessarily bad, but just different. For me, some of the more recent groups and songs had sound kind of artificial or maybe too much empty. But it could be only me! I just miss GOT7, the old EXO and BTS repertory. The R&B vibes, or those cute TWICE songs that didn't feel too comercial (but were). I just feel that it used to have much more groove to it, those were kind of songs that I could listen on a everyday playlist, not force myself to try it. With this I'm really not trying to say that new kpop music is bad! this is just my personal opinion. It's all about taste! What do you think? submitted by /u/Choco_has_8husbands [link] [comments]