What’s Your Biggest Turn-Off When Stanning a K-Pop Group

I see them more as a vulnerable part of ourselves. It’s almost like me in another body or what I would do if I were a different person under different circumstances or my place in this world submitted by /u/raspberryorange125 [link] [comments]

Nos últimos dias eu tenho visto várias pessoas reclamando sobre as músicas que estão sendo lançadas, e está tudo bem. Ninguém é obrigado a gostar de tudo. Muito pessoas gostam de expressar o quão insatisfeitas estão com o direcionamento de algum grupo, mas muitas acabam se perdendo na crítica. Dizer que não gosta do mv, da dança, ou que a música não é do agrado é uma coisa. Mas dizer “espero que eles morram para pararem de lançar essa merda de música” ou “esse grupo é a desgraça do kpop” …. Eu genuinamente não entendo qual é a dificuldade em seguir com a sua vida quando você não gosta de alguma música. Ficar gastando o seu tempo ofendendo e desejando o mal de um grupo que você não gosta … é muita falta do que fazer. E ainda ver gente feliz porque alguns grupos estão recebendo uma onda de ódio horrível … Eu sei que o kpop sempre foi um lugar tóxico e competitivo, mas nas últimas semanas está ficando insuportável. Se alguém for comentar, por favor evite citar idols, grupos e músicas. submitted by /u/Jornadaenjoada [link] [comments]

First and most important thing, this is not meant to be hateful and please do not comment tearing people down. This is for jokes and that is it Stage presence is subjective, and an idol lacking in it does not make them untalented - for example, vocal king D.O usually looks like he’s held at gun point but is one of the most talented singers in the industry Personal fave is Doyoung taking open your eyes too literally, or Vernon occasionally forgetting he is a part of the group I’ll start with the submitted by /u/jakylln [link] [comments]

Just listened through it twice. I’ve loved pretty much their entire discography till now, but it breaks my heart to say that this release was… underwhelming 😢 There’s nothing bad about it but nothing stood out to me, and sadly i don’t feel like there are any legendary songs from this one(there’s been at least one in every single album imo). Overall, i didn’t dislike it but i was kind of bored throughout and felt like the tracks lacked in memorability. I felt there was something missing from most tracks. I feel most would’ve benefited from a more interesting outro or more climactic bridge, or maybe some kind of guitar solo interlude, especially Disco Day? That one needed some kinda dance break. My favorite track was probably My Way. It was by far the most memorable for me. What are your guys’ thoughts? submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

Shinyu - NCT WISH or Plave (i have a vision, trust) Dohoon - All Day Project Youngjae - Day6 or Cravity Hanjin - Kickflip Jihoon - CORTIS Kyungmin - Boynextdoor submitted by /u/42_Yudoz [link] [comments]

Came across this girl group on Youtube called "Xoomi" they have like two songs right now (and they ate...) They have two songs and one of them is called Fire... really good. Here is the link for them: https://www.youtube.com/@Xoomi-piientertainment I swear they must have just debuted... thinking of stanning ngl submitted by /u/Far-Lab-9945 [link] [comments]

everytime im on twt i see accounts and they have posts like “XYZ dating” or “so so is a bad person” “XYZ don’t like each other “ and ppl in the comments are actually taking it seriously or are discussing it. i mean i don’t care, but do these pages have any foundation? are they legit…. to me it’s weird and borderline sasaeng- a LOT of people want insider information but deny it. just a thought i had because i see them ALL the time, and sure a couple were accurate like predicting tours or albums, but private dating rumours or friendships ? i don’t know but just wanted to know what everyone else thought submitted by /u/sonotmeanttobe [link] [comments]

For me, it was in a random and indirect way. After the pandemic, I honestly didn’t have any friends, anymore. It was a really lonely time. But through K-pop, I ended up meeting new people who introduced me to a new circle, and I made new friends. If that happened today, not much would really change, if I’m being totally honest. But back then? I definitely needed it, was a rough year. submitted by /u/Striking-Meal-5257 [link] [comments]

So I made a post of how I actually thought the toxicity of the industry has reached his peak the past few years and some people actually told me that I feel like that because of my feed so I wanna know how to totally remove that type of negativity from my feeds submitted by /u/Cultural_Nose_2280 [link] [comments]

I literally don't know where I could get help to find it but here 😣 but in the beginning of the music video one of the girls fall off a building and land on a car. There is another part where one of the girls spin really fast on a pole and flys off. Also another girl sets a house on fire and another girl gets mad and restarts time submitted by /u/Any_End_5158 [link] [comments]

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Both the groups debut was in August... I was shocked to see the difference in production between commas MV and Go MV. Cortis shot a MV themselves then the official MV was shot with proper crew. Even the one shot by cortis themselves is more interesting than what commas official MV.. and that's sad, considering these girls are super talented and waited a whole year for THIS. JYPE i feel spends less as it is on their artists and here they spent like pennies... This was their first global group. The song is also meh for me for a group that was in dungeon for a year. On the other hand cortis had 2 month song camp in LA where they composed 300 songs. Even behind the scenes documentary is good. And these two are the big 4 august debuts... It's just sad. Jyp spend some money on these girls please submitted by /u/Big_Nebula2755 [link] [comments]

I’m new to K-pop and just watched Pop Star Academy on Netflix. It made me curious about the training system and what really goes on behind the scenes. I’m not interested in polished idol success stories or gossip. I’d love something raw and honest about the trainee experience, especially for people who don’t debut. Ideally a first hand account or memoir. I don’t mind if the story is by an anonymous author. Needs to be available in English (translation is fine). submitted by /u/sine_nomine1234 [link] [comments]

I mean this in terms of groups and soloists. Like who do you think is gonna become really popular in 2025 Q4 and 2026? I think rescene is gonna become like the next big gg in Korea at least. Bg wise I think CORTIS will be big but that's more because hybe being hybe. ADP will keep gaining traction in Korea and I'd hazard to say they'd get solo tracks. submitted by /u/cobiestulips [link] [comments]

I keep seeing people say “now that we’re in 5th gen” or “6th generation” and I’m like BUT WASNT IT JUST 4TH??? WHO decides these things?? I heard somewhere that it’s when there’s a distinct shift in the music trends. For example NewJeans popularizing the short songs, easy listening phase of kpop. So is there like a set thing? Is it truly 6th gen yet? Has everyone just agreed on it? submitted by /u/anonymous_human174 [link] [comments]

this is not a winter hate post!!! i just miss aespa's old sound and upon comparing, winter's line delivery is one of the most obvious changes. in some parts it's okay, most parts it's not to my liking. like, for me, there's a clear difference between sounding sexy and trying to sound sexy by whispering. submitted by /u/Longjumping-Brick133 [link] [comments]

I have so many fav performances that I can't really choose one, there are so many talented idols out there... when in doubt, put Jyp Papi submitted by /u/pinkyfroggyy [link] [comments]

Killswitch Engage submitted by /u/hawkraptor2005 [link] [comments]