WHY do companies keep writing titles like dumb clowns?
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I am working on a deep dive about JYP the king himself. His newest performance with that crazy skin tight pink jump suit rlly just made me want to know everything about the guy. I wanted to know, what r your fav jyp moments? either meme or a real performance. He does have some truly iconic (both good and bad) moments. His career is insane. submitted by /u/Present_Ad_6538 [link] [comments]
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I noticed that every survival show series (that I know of) started with the girl group competition. Produce 101, Girls Planet 999, My Teenage Girl, Universe Ticket are all the first installments of series that went on to their boy group counterparts. Why does this happen? The only exception to this I can think of is I-Land, but that one's kind of weird because Enhypen and Izna aren't exactly sibling groups. submitted by /u/chesiredeservedmore [link] [comments]
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Admittedly, I probably know more about football than Kpop but I really think that some comparisons can be made in terms of how certain groups and teams performed during a specific time. Generally, I think Kpop and football (or sports in general) are more similar to each other than most people think. The fanbases, biases / favorite players and even competition to a certain level is present in both fields, which makes comparing them even more interesting. I don't know if anyone has ever thought of something like this before and if this subreddit is even the right audience for this but I just want to share my thoughts here, feel free to share yours as well! I would love to hear your opinions on this! BTS (2016-2023) & Real Madrid (2016-2022) Most decorated team (5x UCL in that time alone) / group (100+ awards and counting) of all time, global dominance, shaped eras. Probably biggest fanbases in the game and considered to be the most succesful team / group in their respective fields. Their influence spread worldwide and they are able to capture new fans (and haters alike) around the globe. BIGBANG (2006-2012) & Barcelona (2008-2012) Arguably the GOATS in their respective fields, many say this is where football / kpop peaked. Creative masterminds, innovation through creativity and once-in-a-generation performances. Messi and G-Dragon made strong arguments for their GOAT status in this time, cemented their legacies and shaped the game in their own way. Also very interestingly both happening in the same year, Barcas 2017 UCL combeack against PSG and BIGBANG's release of MADE in 2017 can be considered the single greatest performance / album of all time in football and Kpop. TWICE (2015-2023) & Bayern Munich (2012-2020) Longevity, consistency, always playing in the top tier and never missing. Absolute dominance domestically. They both have dedicated fanbases and just purely insane output and are mass producing success and results. Both of them are rarely in GOAT disucssions tho. BLACKPINK (2017–2023) & PSG (2017–2023) Star power, "Superteams", luxury brand image and marketing machines, but always the "what if" feeling of never reaching their full potential. Arguably the slogans "individualism over team chemistry" or "style over substance" can fit both of them. They have sparse discography / international titles and lack of consistency but pure elegance and flair in abundance. At their peaks and on paper they are able to produce extraordinary results. SEVENTEEN (2018-2023) & Liverpool (2018-2023) Built not bought, crazy tight team chemistry, arguably the most devoted fanbases and widely respected in their respective industries. Often seen as the "underrated" ones but regularly outperform the top dogs in of their times while making arguments to be the best during their peaks. They deliver performances through hard work and effort. All successes feel very earned and deserved. EXO (2013-2017) & Manchester United (2008-2013) Insanely high peaks, stacked rosters and amazing successes accompanied with global fandoms. Struggle with post peak identities in today's time, although still elite. During their peaks they could be considered the most dominant in their fields. LE SSERAFIM (2022-2024) & Arsenal (2022-2024) Stylish and modern. Still developing and building their legacies with no "major" wins under their belts yet. High potential for greatness in the future. They might be able to define the next era, but have to proof themselves on the global stage first. That's all I have so far. It could also be interesting to compare rivalries (Liverpool vs ManCity / BTS vs EXO) or individual players to idols. Also, I really wanted to find a good match for City's run in 2022-2023 but couldn't find a fitting Kpop example. Keep in mind, I don't try to hate or undermine the successes of certain groups here, it should just be a fun thought experiment that I would definitely like to explore further in the future. Let me know what you think! submitted by /u/Spheniscidus [link] [comments]
Before i start: good for you if you don’t agree, i’m glad you’re enjoying all these new songs and i do too!! 😄 These aren’t bad songs at all, just not what i used to enjoy in TWICE. so, i’ve been a once for years, and honestly it hurts to see the direction they’ve taken after Between 1&2, which i absolutely loved. i know a lot of people describe these eras as more “mature” or “refined,” but to me, that’s when things started shifting, and not in a good way. every comeback since then (excluding solo work) feels like they’re moving further and further away from what made them so strong and unique in the first place what bothers me the most is how the bsides all sound like they belong to the same project. same production style, same vibe, no risks, no distinct personality. the days where each track had its own identity and still felt cohesive are gone. i’m thinking about tracks like Get Loud, Hot, Look At Me, Love Foolish, Up No More, Basics and so many other great bsides. even if you didn’t love every song, you could feel effort, diversity, and sometimes even bold choices. now everything feels too clean, too smooth, too predictable. it all blurs together and becomes forgettable and now we have THIS IS FOR. this album genuinely broke me a little. releasing this as their next full album after Formula of Love feels like a major step down. FOL had purpose, variety, and clear artistic direction. every track had something to say, while still fitting into a cohesive story. THIS IS FOR sounds like it was designed to appeal to a specific market, rather than express who they are as artists. it sounds like an attempt to replicate what’s trending in the US, or on tiktok in general. and by doing that, they lost what made them stand out. the bsides are weak. the title track is flat. the songs are short, with no bridges, no outros, no musical moments. i’m thinking of FILA, which had a disco instrumental break, or Cruel. Or even THE iconiiicc dance break in Likey. here we have nothing. not a single song is in korean (i think..?), and sorry but THAT MATTERS!!!. they are a korean group, and not including even one korean track, and especially involving very few korean producers and lyricists, is a huge red flag. it shows even more how hard they’re trying to target the US market at the expense of everything else. give these people work!! it’s THEIR industry, THEIR time to shine as KOREAN producers. Why do we give all the work to random men from LA?? like cmon i’m not saying they should never change. quite the opposite. i’m not asking for another Likey or Signal just for nostalgia’s sake. but i want to see them evolve in a direction that stays true to themselves, not turn into a generic pop group with no identity. this isn’t growth, this is dilution. they’re erasing everything that made them special just to reach a wider audience, that probably will not even stick around maybe i’m too nostalgic. maybe i care too much. but i miss their old title tracks. they were fun, LONG, impactful, full of presence. even the bsides used to surprise me. the last real TT that made me realize how amazing they are was Talk That Talk which was years ago. i don’t want them stuck in the past, but what they’re doing now doesn’t speak to me at all. and im sure im not the only one. it’s a cold, empty kind of evolution that i just can’t connect to i’ll listen to THIS IS FOR again, because i really do want to like it and appreciate it as a full project. but right now, i’m just disappointed. and yeah, i’m seriously considering unstan. not out of hate or anything like that, i genuinely adore the girls. but i don’t recognize the group anymore, and that’s hard to admit, because i truly believed in them. i love them as people, but at the end of the day, what matters most to me is the music. submitted by /u/aesponyma [link] [comments]
Everyone's complaining about it and then suddenly after a few days they're going to love it🙂.I can't help but think the craziness in the entire mv was very gnarly coded ngl like the choppy ai stuff was all on purpose to match the song's freak. submitted by /u/justarandom_kpopstan [link] [comments]
5 months ago, I posted that I will unstan Bae Jinyoung because I don't like how his tooth started to move forward and he wasn't doing anything to fix it. He used to have perfect teeth then it just started to look awkward when he smiles bec of that one tooth. Today, I found out he is undergoing dental treatment and wearing clear braces. I'm so happy he finally realized the importance of having well aligned teeth. It's a win for me and for him. In the future, if he decides to go acting, at least there will be no more snaggletooth that could hurt the actress/actor when there's a kissing scene. For now, he will focus on releasing music and performing, but he could also go acting probably after military enlistment in 2030 or something. I'm so proud of him. He is definitely my first Kpop bias and I will devote a portion of my life for his success. submitted by /u/ayexsenain [link] [comments]
I do not understand all these companies keep writing album titles like they’re silly go-kid clowns. "The", "a", "to", "of" "on" "with" and "for", when used not at the start or end of a title are supposed to be lower caps not begin with an upper cap. That’s silly and dumb because nobody does that anymore, why do these Korean music labels (there are some I can think of) that still do this….this is a short one so I can’t be wordy submitted by /u/Culture_Novel [link] [comments]
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I listened this underrated kpop song and.... submitted by /u/kramasso_music [link] [comments]
"Yeah, I know what you into Baby, got a type Yeah, I could be gentle But that ain't what you like" "Devil in disguise we know how this works" "Oh honey I ain't your saviour" "Come take a seat in your fantasy, I'll set you free from your sanity" "La-la-la-la, Lucifer Hotter than hell La-la-la-la, look at her Fallen angel" I'm just screaminggggg insideeee I really want ATEEZ do a saja boys cover or just a reaction submitted by /u/wegooverthehorizon [link] [comments]
I know there are so many but they are my top one. Everglow members are really talented and hardworking, they are a 4 th gen group and is not considered to be on a level by many , but even there songs are amazing. The problem is they are not getting that much promoted and not having world tour . One of the members shared that she was not getting paid submitted by /u/Flat-Mulberry-656 [link] [comments]
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As the title says, KATSEYE lightstick is really giving off Stray Kids first lightstick. I saw a many people saying that KATSEYE's lightstick is too boring, bland, and doesn't represent the group, instead it looks like a clear version of SKZ lightstick. I'm not going to be bias but I can agree heavily. KATSEYE makes amazing songs but I feel like they could've made the lightstick look like a cat's eye as it literally has the same pronunciation of KATSEYE. I don't see a reason why they had to choose a star and make it look so bland by not giving it color (Do yall agree?) submitted by /u/Famous-Mud-7553 [link] [comments]
I got a bit nostalgic today and ended up watching Hannah Montana. Then I had this thought—what if, instead of creating another temporary K-pop group through a survival show, a group was formed through a scripted series? It could be a show with any kind of storyline—maybe about a group of teenagers, school life, friendship, or even something fantasy. Each episode could feature an original song performed by the characters, and those songs would be released in real life by the actual group behind the show. Just like Hannah Montana, the series could run for multiple seasons. Of course, since it’s a fictional group, their run would likely end when the series does. But honestly, that still sounds way more creative and engaging than yet another survival show format. submitted by /u/why_dmn [link] [comments]
Do you think Jackson Wang considers himself a K-Pop/C-Pop Idol/Artist or a Pop Artist? How would you categorise him, especially in his solo career? submitted by /u/Pretty-Cool-Girl [link] [comments]