Weird way of bighit marketing bts?
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About time JYP gave my girls a mature concept it suits them so much let's goooooo🗣🗣 submitted by /u/DissapointedCreature [link] [comments]
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This is something I first noticed with PSY's 2012 song Gangnam Style. And then soon after with Fantastic Baby. And then Ringa Linga and Bang Bang Bang. The chorus is just a word or two. And the rest is instrumental. Now it feels like every K Pop song of the last 10 years is the same formula. Black Pink are especially bad for it. And Aespa often do it too. Personally I've always disliked it. It feels lazy and like we are robbed of any hook to the song. Why is this such a common trend? Why does nobody make choruses anymore? submitted by /u/LongLostFan [link] [comments]
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I noticed a lot of casual twts or posts from non fans, like when their faves interacted with him or when he mentioned their faves, they call him Taehyung instead of V. Don't get me wrong, I'm not picking a fight here. I just think that's interesting. Because usually (if not always) non fans will use the idol's stage name. Other than V (or other bts members), is there any idols where non fans usually call them by their birth name instead of stage name? submitted by /u/oriverion [link] [comments]
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Lately, I’ve been noticing a trend in K-pop songs — they’re getting shorter (most are now just around 2 minutes long), and many of them are starting to sound the same. It feels like companies are chasing quick hits and algorithm-friendly content instead of letting artists explore their full creative potential. Where’s the experimentation? The unique storytelling? The diversity in sound that used to set K-pop apart? Now it seems like every comeback is chasing a TikTok moment or trying to appeal to Western charts. And in the process, we’re losing the musical richness and individuality that once defined many groups and artists. I get that the industry is fast-paced and competitive, but isn’t K-pop also known for its bold concepts and risk-taking? Lately, it just feels manufactured — like creativity is being sacrificed for virality. I’d love to hear what others think. Do you feel the same way? Or is this just the evolution of the genre? submitted by /u/Mindless-Peak823 [link] [comments]
I’m watching a SVT video and half of Joshua’s face is drooping with obvious bruising from either botox or fillers, I couldn’t believe they put him on camera like no one would put two and two together. Then you’ve got Taemin’s nose job still visibly swollen after he probably got it done just last month. Like today’s idols are forced to churn out content so quickly and frequently since the industry is so saturated right now that they don’t even have enough time to let the cosmetic work they feel pressured to get even settle and it just fuels their rumors even more. submitted by /u/traffeny [link] [comments]
So I remember there was a video in which bts flew to a western country (I don't remember which one) and bighit made bts members to sell tickets for their small concert. Bts was a new grp that time. The members couldn't even speak English and yet they were trying to invite ppl to their concert. Now as much as i remember Bighit added sad background music when members were trying sell tickets and ppl were ignoring or denying to join the concert(obviously I wont go with a stranger too just cause he is cute and he wants me to hear him sing) Which video was it exactly or am I tripping ?I do remember they did try selling tickets, I am not sure abt the sad bg sound though cause it sounds too wrong to be true lol. submitted by /u/Klutzy-Advisor2003 [link] [comments]
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Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone knew to recommend of some songs/artists with a similar vibe to older Stray Kids songs, particularly Hellevator, MIROH, Ex, The tortoise and the hare, Silent Cry, Maze of Memories, Muddy Water, Any, Slump and Waiting for Us. Thanks so much in advance. submitted by /u/YeagerSuperiority [link] [comments]
What are your thoughts on TWICE's THIS IS FOR (4th full-length album), it has 14 tracks (13 if you discount FOUR, but that intro is amazing) in total. I think it's pretty cool, one of their best releases yet, but I see a lot of people not liking the shorter length of the songs. My personal favorites: FOUR, OPTIONS, PEACH GELATO, HI HELLO, BATTITUDE, DAT AHH DAT OOH, G.O.A.T., TALK, SEESAW. Most of the Formula of Love: O+T=<3 (their 3rd full album) tracks that I looped/repeated/replayed/etc. back in 2021/2022: ICON, CRUEL, REAL YOU, LAST WALTZ, ESPRESSO, REWIND, HELLO, etc. submitted by /u/MNLYYZYEG [link] [comments]
This one’s for the old-school 2nd/3rd generation K-pop fans who miss 3+ minute, melodically-driven songs with a heavy dose of idol angst! Build-up towards bridge till end was powerful and with impact. submitted by /u/Eevie25 [link] [comments]
T/W for sexualizing minors (if you couldn't tell from the title) So, I've been really into SHINee lately, and one thing I've enjoyed doing is browsing the WayBack Machine for their old videos. It's a fun look into the past, but sometimes I see some stuff I wish I shouldn't have. Today, I was looking at an archive from 2011 when I saw a title that worried me—"SHINee Moment #4 - SHINee Pole Dancing." I was hesitant because I was on an archive from 2011, when Taemin still would've been considered a minor in Korea (the legal age is 19, Taem was 18 in 2011), and so the video had to be at least that old. A lot of people will be familiar with the dodgy stuff young SHINee had to go through, like that Yunhanam show they had where they pretend-dated a bunch of adult women (and it was 2008, so only Onew would've been considered an adult in Korea). Still, I figured that maybe it could be jokey, maybe there was something in the video that would make it less weird. But this was much worse than what I expected. The clip is from a Juliette era variety show (not exactly sure of the dates, but the outfits and styling are def from Juliette), when only Jonghyun and Onew would've been considered adults. Onew's not even here, so it's essentially 3 minors and Jonghyun. The hosts are goading them on to grind on poles and such, making them do a "sexy dance." And that's literally what it says in the top left, if you can read Korean, just in case someone comes in here with a weird "well, ackshually, maybe..." (For the record, I can speak Korean.) At one point one of the hosts even says "make the pole your lover" to Taemin, who would've been about fifteen to sixteen. I didn't watch the full clip because I felt like I would be put on a list, but I saw ENOUGH. What the actual hell. And the worst part is that no one in the comments seems to acknowledge how dodgy this is. Most of the top ones are from decades ago, when the fandom culture was different (and I could tell you all about the sins of 2010 Shawol culture if I wanted to, but that's off-topic), which just makes this whole thing worse. These minors are so obviously being sexualized and everyone is eating it up! In the past, I've seen some other, more benign clips of this show being used to call out the sexualization of young SHINee, but this one is by far the most egregious and I've never seen anyone talk about it. submitted by /u/imnanbaboya [link] [comments]
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Apologies if this topic has been discussed before. I'm by no means a BLINK, but im a casual listener and have several BP singles on my KPop playlist. That being said, I was pleasantly surprised by Jump, and I was ready to hate it as it seemed imo like no one was really invested in the production of the song. I didnt listen to concert clips of the song so I just heard it with the MV drop. I think it's something different for Blackpink, a new sound that they haven't explored. When it started I wasnt convinced, but by the end I could see the vision, and im sure a lot of people will be dancing to this one, including me. What did others think? I have to say, mid-song I was kind sad that BP seem to be at the end of their days, and the members all are preferring their solo careers - only because BP had such minimal content over the years and I really think they're a great girl group, it would/would've been fun to see all the gg sound they could tap into and explore. Imo they were stuck on the same sound too long for the amount of content they gave, I would've liked some more diversity, but I genuinely love this output. submitted by /u/Rookie18 [link] [comments]
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