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Ateez or Stray Kids Enhypen or TXT P1harmony or Cravity AB6IX or CIX The Boyz or Treasure submitted by /u/Fun_Mine_4937 [link] [comments]
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I’ve been wanting to write this for a while, because Jongseob deserves way more recognition than he gets. He’s not just talented, he’s consistently good, incredibly self-aware, and clearly puts a lot of thought into his work as an artist. It kind of blows my mind how underrated he still is. I’ve followed P1Harmony since debut, and from day one, Jongseob stood out. Not just because he was young (he debuted at 15!), but because of how naturally he handled rapping. His delivery always felt deliberate, not try-hard, not forced. Just confident, and his. What really impresses me is how much he's grown without ever losing his identity. He’s experimented with different styles and he pulls it all off without sounding like he’s copying anyone. His tone is so distinct, and he knows how to use it. I’ve watched a lot of idol rappers take years to figure that out. Jongseob just… borned with it. And beyond all the “rap skill,” I think what draws me to him the most is his intention. Whether it’s a fiery verse or something more chill, it feels like he knows exactly what he wants to say and how he wants to say it. His parts never feel like filler. He has this way of commanding attention without shouting for it. His presence is quiet but strong. If he were in a company like HYBE or SM, the fandoms would be constantly hyping him. The level of talent he brings would be impossible to ignore if he had more eyes on him. It’s frustrating sometimes, but I think it also says a lot that he’s made this much of an impression coming from a smaller company. Anyway, I just wanted to put this out there. Jongseob is genuinely one of the most exciting young rappers in the industry right now, and I hope more people start paying attention to what he’s doing. Not just in title tracks, but in his writing, his performances, everything. He’s not just promising. He’s already there. submitted by /u/Seesawey [link] [comments]
I fear I cooked w this one (visually at least :) From left to right: Mystery Saja - Felix (Stray Kids) Abby Saja - San (Ateez) Jinu - Sunghoon (Enhyphen) Baby Saja - Jimin (BTS) Romance Saja - Yeonjun (TXT) submitted by /u/Outrageous_Box_1172 [link] [comments]
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What do you think can make a group successful and leave the nugudom submitted by /u/Future-Impact6582 [link] [comments]
I like for example MAVE: and PLAVE but much people don't, also the K-pop industry doesn't have much 3d kpop groups and much are nugu submitted by /u/Future-Impact6582 [link] [comments]
BTS - 164 ( Dynamite with 32 wins) Twice - 122 ( TT with 13 wins) EXO - 119 ( Call me baby with 18 wins) IU - 100 ( Celebrity with 11 wins) BigBang - 98 ( Day by Day with 13 wins) Girls Generation - 98 ( Lion Heart with 14 wins) Red Velvet - 84 ( Power Up with 10 wins) Seventeen - 80 ( Home with 11 wins) Gfriend - 71 ( Rough with 15 wins) Shinee - 70 ( Dream girl with 10 wins) I-dle - 70 ( Queencard with 13 wins) IVE - 69 ( After LIKE with 14 wins) Blackpink - 60 ( HYLT with 13 wins) Super Junior - 59 ( Sorry Sorry with 11 wins) Apink - 53 ( LUV with 17 wins) Shinhwa - 53 ( Sniper with 10 wins) PSY - 52 ( Gangnam Style with 18 wins) Wanna One - 49 ( Energetic with 15 wins) This list also icludes the song from the artist with the most wins. Who is your favourite? submitted by /u/Injeolmie_04 [link] [comments]
Everytime MIA by KATSEYE starts playing, I have the same thought that comes to my mind: "damn what is the title of this aespa's song?". It's one of the first time that when listening to one group's song, I can't help myself from thinking that it is sung by another one. There's just something about the rhythm, and the girls' voices, that reminds me of aespa. Especially this part: "No, don't be like this / No, you won't put a leash on a bitch", starting at 0.22". I don't know why, but it sounds like it could be Giselle singing this part! Do you see it too? Or am I the only one getting confused 😅 submitted by /u/coraelie [link] [comments]
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Sana Feel Special won the most iconic pink look! Comment your favorite YELLOW look that one female idols has had. The one with most upvotes will win! submitted by /u/ConnectionOk8413 [link] [comments]
Almost all K-POP songs are about love but they rarely barely do love scenes with opposite gender until NewJeans and some 4th gen did. The focus on concept for the fashion and visuals. Some MVs even create some funny or interesting scenes. MVs are no related to their song meaning. I love that. submitted by /u/leonardreignn [link] [comments]
Hello, I am a Conservative Leftist (International Socialist Tendency) in South Korea, I want to make a local Idol in South Korea. I also like Japanese idols too, so I know there are many local idols in Japan. Local Idol means idols who are active in a specific region(s). However Korea has a different sentiment from Japan, the origin of local idols, so K-Local Idols will be active with a Korean sentiment. Also Daegu is a conservative stronghold, but it is pro Western. I think Kpop is too liberal, so I will mainly target the anti-Western Camp and also many conservatives and many KPOP fans too. My local idol will active in Daegu, South Korea. submitted by /u/ProgressiveCCCP [link] [comments]
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To preface: This is a positive post! I love kpop, and I have for a long time. I am talking about my experience from seeing it go from 0-100 in the West, and I’d love to know if anybody has had a similar experience. Hello! I’m an old kpop fan (1st/2nd/3rd gen) and I’ve been a fan since I was a kid in high school. When I was in high school, I was teased relentlessly for it. It was around 2010-2015, so before it was really well known in the UK. I had kpop pencil cases, bags and trinkets so people knew what it was through me. The other kids were absolutely befuddled by it. People would call it ‘gay-pop’, say the guys all look like girls, and constantly question why I liked it. One girl even got scissors and cut up my revision card with SHINee on it right before my German speaking exam, just because she hated kpop that much (context: we needed to show images of things we loved). Others would deface my pencil cases by scribbling over the band member’s faces and write nasty things on them. And don’t get me started on the racist remarks, to which I would always defend and dispute. I once drew Taemin in art class as we needed to choose a celebrity we admire to draw, and I don’t even want to repeat some of the things the kids said about him. Since it was before and during Gangnam Style or anything that really brought kpop to the mainstream in the West, it was just such a foreign concept to them. The hatred just felt like such unwarranted overkill. It didn’t affect how much I liked it, I just put up with it because I love kpop and that was never going to change, and never has. Cut to today - kpop is absolutely everywhere. Please don’t get me wrong, I am absolutely elated that kpop has found success in the West. It’s all I ever wanted, because now I can enjoy it with people, and I have been! At work, with friends or out and about, I’m able to chat about kpop and meet awesome people who love the same stuff. It’s awesome. But there’s just this little feeling inside me like ‘Guys, I told you so! I told you it was good, and look at it now! You gave me such a hard time and I was right all along’. Obviously, kids will be kids, but the hatred for kpop back then was incessant, and it wasn’t even a trend to be hated at that time, like Justin Bieber (which the boys all hated lmao). To be honest I’m really glad kids get to enjoy it nowadays without the same amount of teasing, since it’s generally more accepted in the West now. That’s not to say they don’t get teased, but man, I had to put up with so much back then. I’m not salty about anything, and it’s nothing to do with kpop, moreso the growth in audience. I’m just trying process my conflicted feelings, considering I’ve seen it go from 0-100 in terms of love over the years, and I guess I’d feel comforted if somebody has been through similar. I still love kpop, and I’m always so excited to meet new kpop fans so we can enjoy it together. Especially with the new Kpop Demon Hunters film, I’m so happy to see it be a success. But I just want to know, has anybody else experienced anything similar? submitted by /u/lazkqnai [link] [comments]