What percentage of your listening is your ult group?
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What do you think Stays’ reaction would be if it came out that one of the Stray Kids members had a girlfriend? I’m curious to hear people’s thoughts on this. Stray Kids has such a huge fandom if a romantic relationship were leaked, would fans stop supporting them? submitted by /u/ExcellentTree8990 [link] [comments]
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Did I miss out on something? Also what is the taehyung hate thing and also the jimin vma's? Somebody please educate me. submitted by /u/ureommaa [link] [comments]
I've been trying to upload my pictures to flickr when I go to concerts but it seems pretty sparse for kpop concert photography with the majority of the photos from kcon or older concerts from pre 2020. I'm kinda sad to see that so many people upload to discord seeing that it's a walled garden from the rest of the internet. submitted by /u/Temporary_Potato_254 [link] [comments]
Ok, do y’all ever feel protective of your Ult group (/lh) and you’re like, “nobody better fucking touch this LEGENDARY song cuz there’s no way they can sing that high note or pull off that dance move the way so-and-so does it” … (i feel 2nd gen stans with all their iconic songs especially must know what i mean?) …And then you finally saw a cover or reinterpretation that made you go “damn. They really pulled it off. Respect.” Me with VIXX’s Shangri La - it’s probably my fav MV ever, and I’m (still) convinced no one can do it with as much etherealness and elegance as them. While I don’t think the performance lives up to the original (especially cuz it was clearly lip synced), The Boyz’s arrangement from Kingdom is absolutely gorgeous. They made it their own by remixing it with Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata while still respecting the original, and it really worked. Anyways, have y’all ever felt this way? I’m especially curious if there are any Taemin stans cuz there are like five million covers of Move and i’m wondering if in your opinion any of them live up to the original. submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]
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The only award they’ve gotten so far is Favorite Rising Artist - MAMA 2024. Their debut timing was tight to win anything, september is when most big award shows still count that month as part of the current year instead of the next year tracking period. But it was already kinda late since tracking usually ends around late Sept or Oct. On top of that, Meovv debuted with just a digital single. And they came out with just a digital single, the company must’ve been super confident thinking the debut would instantly pop off. I get that not winning Rookie of the Year isn’t the end, but every newly debuted group wants that award, since you probably only ever win it once in your career submitted by /u/Difficult_Bit_3025 [link] [comments]
I’ve been noticing some cultural differences in how we talk about solo stanning, and I wanted to share a term from Korean fandoms: “Akgae” (악개). The word comes from “악질 개인팬” which basically means “malicious individual fan.” It’s shortened into “Akgae.” Key point is the division: * A solo stan = someone who just really, really loves their bias more than the others. Still respects the group overall, doesn’t spread hate. * An Akgae = not only stans their bias, but actively disrespects the rest of the members. They’ll treat others as “background dancers,” spread rumors, or subtly drag other members just to make their fave look superior. In Korean fandom spaces, there’s often a push to make that distinction clear: loving one member the most is fine, but tearing others down is not. And honestly, I agree. Like, having a bias is natural. We all do! But once you start undermining the group or other members just to lift up your fave, that crosses a line. How do you feel about solo stans in general? Do you think the fandom needs stricter boundaries, or is it enough to say “as long as you respect the group, it’s fine”? Personally, I think solo stanning can be harmless, but Akgae behavior is toxic. Curious how others see it 👀 submitted by /u/SignificantElk5574 [link] [comments]
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My ult group is TWICE and they make up 21% of my listening on average. Idk if this is low or not but even if it is, I listen to TWICE eight times more than my second most listened to artist. I listen to over 200 artists and over 40 per day on average. If you don't know the exact numbers, just make a guess. I am very curious. Also please explain why you think that number is what it is if you want! submitted by /u/SnooOranges829 [link] [comments]
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Super Junior - 15 members Seventeen - 13 members EXO - 12 members Loona - 12 members I.O.I - 11 members NCT & Izone too. I don’t have any problem with smaller member groups but either way, only 1 or 2 members in the group end up getting the most spotlight so i dont get the point. Like aespa - for the longest time Karina & Winter mainly got the spotlight. IVE - mainly wonyoung & Yujin got the spotlight. I truly dont think having less members in a group even helps every single member receive the same amount of recognition. I think companies just want simpler and cleaner formation on stage. submitted by /u/Which_Mammoth9402 [link] [comments]
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I watch a lot of short clips of twice and they honestly have such a different vibe than other girl groups. (in a good way) It could be the fact that there’s so many members in that group or the fact that they’ve been together for so long now but They genuinely have that “family” like bond with each other and I couldnt imagine any of them to have beef or problems with each other. You know how people always think Lisa & Rose are on bad terms or Jennie & lisa are beefing, etc? Has anyone from Twice have any similar speculations? submitted by /u/Which_Mammoth9402 [link] [comments]
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It seems like a majority of girl groups right at this moment have decided to give their girls all looks with longer hair than I am used to seeing (fan since 2016). It could be because of the globalization of kpop, or the fact that they are now obviously using more wigs and don't care if we know it (they used to prioritize natural hair, and would end up frying it by bleaching). Usually at least one girl had a short cut, thenb maybe one up-do but right now it's long down to their butts kinda hair in primarily dark shades. I love the long hair fantasy, personally. submitted by /u/feigneant [link] [comments]
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