What album or Ep from this year should i listen to RIGHT NOW ?

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Tell me, which song do you think represents each generation so far? That song that was iconic (even if you don't like it), the one that automatically comes to mind when you think of each generation and even influenced the music of other groups. You can only name one song: One by a GGs and one by a BGs. submitted by /u/Someonehihi [link] [comments]

Cheers you up: Makes you cry: Workout song: Gets you angry: Makes you feel nostalgic: Girl boss/badass song: Makes you feel like you’re in a movie: Breakup song: Could listen to on repeat for 8 hrs: Makes you wanna dance/party: Makes you swoon/heart flutter: A personally meaningful song: A song that grew on you: A disliked/unpopular song that you enjoy: Silly/unserious song that’s still a banger: Yes this song is popular but not the least bit overrated: Song you could fall asleep to: Song you’d set as your ringtone: submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

Sorry if this is not the right way to ask this question, but why is Pentagon the header for this sub right now? Usually the header is about like a current comeback or something. I love pentagon so if they are currently doing something I would love to know and am surprised to have not heard about it lol submitted by /u/ShinyFlower19 [link] [comments]

Someone said that they all don’t look their age but imo I think they do. Martin looks like one of the guys I’d see in my Canadian high school he has that jacket and shorts cult look. I feel like they all look like teens since I’m one my self. And I don’t really trust people to guess ages because when I was 14 I asked a lady how old she thought I was and she said early 20s. From someone who is older sure they might look mature but they act and look very 16 yr old to me. I also never get what people expect teens to look like. 18 and 20 ain’t that far so like what could possibly be so different? Cause y’all will see someone who is in high school and be like « oh you look so much older » but not everyone is short or baby faced. And not everyone dresses the way think they should. submitted by /u/Royal_Land_7344 [link] [comments]

One group that comes to my mind and I'm a HUNDRED PERCENT sure they won't survive is madein, with the boycott they are receiving and literally the members looking miserable they will not survive, the only reason why they are holding on is because the only source of support they have is from jfans which is unfortunate, they should not receive any support with what the CEO did to gaeun and now apparently 3 members are now on hiatus including yeseo. Anyways boycott 143 save the members. submitted by /u/hearts4him_ [link] [comments]

The title is actually a comment I saw on tiktok, and it got me thinking. Both marketed as an “uncensored” “raw” group of teens/young adults just making music. I do think bighit’s group more accurately fulfills that role considering how in Cortis’s case, it’s not just marketing and the members are actually involved in their production. I honestly appreciate that about cortis quite a bit. I’m excited for them as a group of artists. I’m a person that believes art can come from people of any age. When I say this I think of Olivia Rodrigo, and how Sour is a great album abt the teenage experience that thruthfully only a teen could have produced. So, with that in mind, I’m excited to see what themes and sounds will come from them moving forward. Lastly, I don’t think this event will escape the collective kpop memory , so I bring it up, but with how riize turned out when their kfans discovered a member actually was a teen, I sincerely hope cortis’ management is willing to stand behind their group and the image they have chosen unlike what happened with sm. What do y’all think? submitted by /u/Sellingoldkpopstuff [link] [comments]

It honestly took me some time to finally put this into words, but I feel like I’ve started to slowly drift away from Stray Kids. I wasn’t there from the very beginning since I only became a fan during Levanter era, but they really meant a lot to me. You can even see it on my profile how much I adore them, half of my room was even dedicated to them. It’s just that lately, I find myself not connecting with their newer music the way I used to. When God’s Menu came out, I was still a fairly new STAY, but I could already tell it was something special. I remember how excited we all were seeing it get so much love, not just from STAYs but also from casual K-pop fans. After that, they gave us two more incredible comebacks with Back Door and Thunderous, which further cemented their step out of nugudom for good and everyone was looking forward on whatelse are they going to serve given their versatility. However, instead of getting versatility, it rather started to feel like their title track choices leaned more toward recreating the same powerful vibe that made God’s Menu such a hit. It has always been the same formula, intense beats with choruses that felt more like drops than lyrics. Of course, there may be exceptions like Case143, but since then, the setup has always been quite similar, which was a little disappointing considering how much I admired their versatility before. To be fair, they still show that side of themselves through B-sides and solo releases, but I always thought it would’ve been even more meaningful to highlight that versatility on their title tracks. Their constant chase towards the magic of God’s Menu over and over, totally lost me. I really did try to hold on even through S-Class, but with their recent comeback, Ceremony, I think that’s when I realized I was truly letting go. Like what you mean you’re only giving me 5 words in total for chorus, repeat it a few times and then call it a day? I just hope they can reciprocate whatever they’re doing with their japanese releases because their recent JP comebacks have been way better than whatever their doing with their KR comebacks lately. I know this might come across the wrong way, but please believe me when I say I’m not a hater. I truly admire how talented 3RACHA are, and a part of me still hopes they’ll surprise me again someday. But for now, I think this is where I quietly step back as their music no longer resonates with me. submitted by /u/Time_Engineering5337 [link] [comments]

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Top 10 favorite Title Tracks from 2025. submitted by /u/soyeahanyway_ [link] [comments]

I’ve always been fascinated with how some groups are carried by the general public while others have huge and dedicated fan bases, but what are the indications of one or the other? I personally look to the streams of their songs within an album on Spotify. Groups with GP support tend to have a huge disparity between their title track, which is the most promoted, and their b-sides, since they rely on exposure and the GP listen to what is promoted to them. Promotion also seems to play an important role since high streams on a b-side usually correlates with whether it was promoted or not. However, this disparity isn’t as drastic for groups with dedicated fanbases and one of the prime examples of this, is Stray kids. Their Spotify results for their latest album, Karma, just came out and not only did they debut all 9 of their original tracks on global Spotify but managed to debut 8 of them on Spotify USA as well, which is notoriously much harder to chart a title track in, much less 8 songs at once. This is pretty impressive considering it’s beginning to become rare for most groups to even debut a single track on global Spotify much less Spotify USA, which is the biggest music market in the world. They have also become the second kpop boy group just after BTS to enter the top 10 of Spotify daily top artists global chart. Of course, some groups are more popular domestically but the same case may be made to determine a strong domestic fan base or GP support using local chart performance. But anywho, kudos to Stray Kids for this impressive feat. Their large-scale world tour seems to be having its desired impact on their chart performance, especially in the US and Europe. submitted by /u/SomewhereOnEarth37 [link] [comments]

And they also debuted all of their songs on Spotify US too (except 0801)! I think they have a good chance to debut multiple songs on Billboard US 100 next week (depending if they can maintain good streams throughout the week) but this is an exciting time for SKZ! And Ceremony is getting 3.41 million debut streams, while not their biggest one (Chk Chk Boom is still holding that title), it is still a great number! They managed to move into top 10 Spotify Artist at number 8! Did not manage to break the KDH strong grip but 18.26 million streams for their first day for KARMA album is not a bad day indeed! I saw that JYPE is releasing remixes so this is their effort to push Ceremony higher and we shall see if this effort will be a success or not. I know it is only one day of the release but I am excited nonetless! It is a fitting closure to DominATE tour and a preview of their likely-encore concert/s ahead to really properly end an era (DominATE era). submitted by /u/Many-Ad-9007 [link] [comments]

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I easily choose Sm. submitted by /u/Stan_aespamygirls [link] [comments]

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Because when I think of TWICE I think of nine amazing, empowering, talented women that reached heights no Korean girl group has ever reached, and they remained humble and authentic every single step of the way. Most of the members are not even aware of the records or musical feats they’ve established in the last 10 years. Arguably the nicest human beings in the entire industry. Yet it seems that Western media has viciously targeted them throughout their career, specially in the last months. So the question is, what has TWICE done to deserve this treatment from Western mainstream media? Who is behind these slander campaigns and what is their interest behind these campaigns? Before anyone mentions it: group ≠ fandom. A fandom is not an excuse to hate on the artists themselves and their music. The official accounts of YouTube Music and Duolingo disrespecting TWICE, among countless other examples over the years, is undeniable evidence of this agenda against TWICE. Very sad! submitted by /u/KyeodeurangiMerchant [link] [comments]