What’s a K-Pop age fact that blows your mind?

I’m relatively a new kpop stan but after seeing all the new jeans stuff I’m curious how much income they were bringing in? I know their popularity is huge but do the numbers align with that? submitted by /u/AdEmergency6619 [link] [comments]

When I'm listening to a song, I prefer to focus on the main vocalist who has strong singing abilities and enhances the track. This is quite common, yet these pesty akgaes always feel the need to disrupt the comeback every single time by boycotting and claiming the company isn't treating the member fairly because of fewer lines. I believe it only qualifies as mistreatment if the member with poor vocal abilities receives significantly more lines than the main vocalist. These fans who support tone-deaf members are really getting on my last nerves. Their bias faces constant criticism for having weak vocals for years, so it’s always been very obvious that the producer decided to give them fewer lines which makes sense to educated people. And the same akgaes who want their bias to have more lines are insanely delusional because they forget their idol was the main reason why the group's encore would get dragged for being embarrassingly bad in the first place... They start blaming the talented members for "hogging" the song, but the reason why their songs are even listenable in place is because of the those members who can sing really well. It's just how the general public views their group as a whole so if they highlight the untalented member in these songs then what's the point? I guess they want the whole group to tank and have a bad songs that no one streams or even likes. Sometimes I think it'd be very interesting if their untalented bias left the group and went solo so they could get a proper rude awakening. submitted by /u/Apprehensive_Leg6353 [link] [comments]

Exactly as the title says, which western artists have collaborated with kpop artists the most? Megan Thee Stallion currently has 5 (that I know of): Butter w/BTS, Neva Play w/RM, Mamushi remix w/Twice, Strategy w/Twice, and Rapunzel w/Lisa. Snoop Dogg has a lot of kpop collabs under his belt: BTS, Psy, SNSD, etc. but I don’t know the exact number. Steve Aoki has also produced a ton of remixes to kpop songs, recently adding Aespa to the list. Who else has collated with kpop artists a lot? submitted by /u/Tayyy_734 [link] [comments]

I didn’t love it on first listen, but the more I replay it, the more it clicks. The production details really stand out and the chorus gets catchier each time. DIFFERENT submitted by /u/chaeyoung_ig [link] [comments]

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I took these during NMIXX Sydney performance. Keep “water mark” that’s all I ask submitted by /u/ProfessionalPanda702 [link] [comments]

More sound-wise: As a 2024 fan this is the first time I found myself saying WOW ITZY really has a cohesive sound. It's very hyperpop -- basically early ITZY they were doing it slightly before everyone else and now they're doing it slightly later than everyone else, making it THEIR sound. It's a very high average BPM drop. I think this distinguishes ITZY more than I've given credit for -- I think the other gen4 groups have a little bit of "laid back cool girl" in them whereas ITZY hasn't still wears their light-up shoes. "Promise" is very solid on the ballad-end. I don't know if this is a JYP sound thing, but every time they've piano-led a piece (Mr Vampire and NMIXX High Horse) I've been really impressed by it. I know this one's divisive but I think Yeji's vocal improved a LOT in "Air" and you can hear it "Gold" era too. (Divisive esp to "Crown" fans.) You can hear a lot more vocal layering now which I think is pretty crucial to a rancorous girlgroup concept. More concept-wise: I haven't dived into the lyrics and you usually can't repeat trauma concepts like Gold's "separation anxiety" theme. But after "Gold" I did wonder if they'd go for an especially cohesive lyrical theme. Technically Gold was a mini-album too, although slightly obscured by the 5 remixes. There's something artistic about commitment to a "being yourself" concept through a few sources of adversity. Both people and business-wise they've gone steady, generally avoiding scandal in a kinda rough year for their gen and working to keep Lia in the group (not that you ever know what goes on behind the scenes but I just think the more default thing to do in kpop is push her out.) submitted by /u/abyssazaur [link] [comments]

100000/10 song i better hear ts live or ELSE submitted by /u/kkazugyu [link] [comments]

The lyrics are not that bad, but combined with the instrumental it feels like something that came out of Kidz Bop. The concept is not matching the overall music, what a shame. One more time JYPE gives me hope, and I receive nothing. submitted by /u/nolimits237 [link] [comments]

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First of all, english is not my first language so it'll probably be mistakes here. Well, basically, I really like to sing and I want at least 5 other girls who likes to sing/rap and appreciates kpop, music in general. The project will be with different k-pop songs covers, but with a different format than what we usually see on YouTube, and there will also be covers of other musical genres, because it is a serious project. And I rather work with girls who are already adults, over 18. If you're interested, let me know. Thank you all for your attention submitted by /u/2005_pisces [link] [comments]

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I would like to see how you believe on how many submitted by /u/mrwolfboyjared [link] [comments]

Hope you guys enjoy :) submitted by /u/Academic_Amoeba_974 [link] [comments]

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So many people not just here but all over social media genuinely think once someone is over the age of 25 they start crippling away and it's funny. Everyone ages differently, but people most of the time only start getting more visible wrinkles when they're in their 40s (sometimes earlier which is totally okay too). And, well in the entertainment industry when the smallest wrinkle starts to appear it's most of the time 'fixed' by botox. Still, you can tell for a lot of these idols that people claim are 'vampires' or something that they have aged, they have lost their youthful features and look like they're in their 30s, because they are lol. Using an example that some people may not agree with but I think Irene looks her age. She doesn't look older, but when you tell me she's 34 that doesn't blow me away. It's not this huge mind fuck like some people seem to think it is. It's a compliment obviously, especially in the kpop scene where youthful looks are favoured, but there's something really beautiful about aging and I don't think we should act like our idols are immune to it. Another idol I think that looks his age for example is Jin, like he looks like he's in his 30s and that's okay, still a beautiful man. (just wanted to make sure I used both a male and female idol example) And... please stop with the 'she looks so good for her age' about idols that are not even 30 yet oh my god those comments actually drive me insaneeee That's it, not a hate post (for the people that I know are out there that are going to take offense to this). submitted by /u/Due_Improvement_5699 [link] [comments]