Who are main rappers that you think are also really good as vocalists?

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I’ve been watching a lot of performances lately from rookie groups to veterans and one thing keeps bugging me: some artists really don’t seem to put in much effort anymore. Jay Park’s Mommae performances are one example that stood out. He just kind of walks around, says a few lines, and twerks a little. No vocal effort, no energy and it’s so obvious. People spend real money, wait in line, and get emotionally invested in these shows. The least an artist can do is try. You don’t need to do acrobatics or sing perfectly, but you do need to respect the stage and your audience enough to give it some heart. is it burnout, ego, or just a bad day? submitted by /u/mathgeekf314159 [link] [comments]

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Personally I think it’s a crime that Moonstruck by Enhypen was only a b-side, it deserves better 😭 submitted by /u/americano143 [link] [comments]

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I feel like every KPop fan has that ONE Kpop song that made them go from a casual listener of Kpop from time to time to becoming a fan. Like maybe in the past you consume Kpop here and there and you're just a casual listener, but after that song came out it changed you and you can't even deny it anymore, "Yes I love K-pop" and you're going to listen to music as a fan. Yes for me its Gee by Girls Generation. Wanted to know what other people's introduction song. submitted by /u/tsundere_megumi [link] [comments]

Because why do kpop idols look so....plastic now. Ik it sounds weird but they look super sanitizer, polished, doll like. They're pretty but in a way it starts looking uncanny Im not trying to be rude but while both the men & women back in 1st, 2nd gen were conventionaly attractive people , they looked like they had kept their natural features. 3rd gen felt less authentic but not as bad as today's gen. Nowadays as the generations progress, they seem to keep looking younger...more infantalized, more squeaky clean. I think makeup is a factor too + the filters bright enough to make you blind. It feels so weird seeing new gen rookies as compared to debut BTS or got7 💀 they looked like regular teenagers. submitted by /u/pepitolover [link] [comments]

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Ngl, I am locked in with SM groups so ofc when Hearts2Hearts was announced, I tuned in. I didn’t have any prejudice against them or fear they would disrupt Aespa’s rhythm and it made sense to me why SM would debut another girl group since they didn’t have a 5th gen one. When I watched the music video, it was just lackluster all around. Especially for a debut. Everything was just so standard 5th gen but in a been there done that way and nothing was that exciting. Except for the killing point in the dance. The members themselves I’ve heard little about and couldn’t see them well in the music video but I just thought they looked lackluster too. Well fast forward now, I do like the song and ut is catchy and the dance is really nice. So I finally get to watching the Chase studio choom and now that I can see the members more clearly, I really am disappointed. They all fit the Korean beauty standard but in such a way that they end up looking basic and similar to each other. No member stands out or gives anything different. SM is known for their visuals but I feel like these girls won’t be only because they’re just so basic. Don’t get me wrong, they are still pretty but that’s kinda it. And because they’re rookies, they don’t have the best stage performance either. I decided I wasn’t gonna stan them though. But I will tune in to their next cb and hopefully I can see more uniqueness and creativity in the mv, song, and member styling. submitted by /u/ILiterallyLoveThis [link] [comments]

Either an idol who looks similar to a character or an idol who's so beautiful, they could be an anime character submitted by /u/Mother-Buffalo-5830 [link] [comments]

Last time Bangchan won but Baekhyun was second submitted by /u/Funny_shit_ig [link] [comments]

Last time the most mentioned idol was Ahyeon from BABYMONSTER 🩷 submitted by /u/Funny_shit_ig [link] [comments]

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I’ve always been curious!! I like to print off duplicates of cards to carry with me since I’m always nervous of damaging real cards haha. Basically I print them onto cardstock at Walmart and cut them to size! But I’ve always been curious how small businesses and such can print off homemade cards. If you know, let me know! I have a feeling it’s a lot more industrial and probably expensive upfront but I’m still curious :) submitted by /u/Message-Agitated [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/gjyxg69eyd5f1.png?width=2048&format=png&auto=webp&s=d494265ae93bf3e16450dd8716931aa6fd45f332 Hey, so I thought I did really well on making this sketch look like seungmin, but then when my sister saw it she said she would have never guessed it was him if I haven’t shown her the reference pic beforehand 😭 Also, any tips to improve would be more than welcome, thank you in advance! submitted by /u/DefNotLix [link] [comments]

Title. It was the first thing I noticed on my first listen, like I had to pause and figure out what song it was reminding me of because it was bugging me that bad. It's not just me right? I swear they're in closely related keys or SOMETHING, you can just sing one over the other without it sounding very off. The producers had to have taken inspiration, no? I swear I've only seen like one random 10 view YouTube short (or something) about how similar they are, it can't be an unpopular idea, is it? Then again, I'm not fully tuned into Engene discourse so maybe I'm just not seeing it. It's not just me right?!? (edited for formatting) Mirrors Bad Desire submitted by /u/kwn-hskie [link] [comments]

Like who comes to your mind when reading this? Ex. KPop idols or trainees who became JPop-idols or the other way around Some things I have: Former KPop idols/trainees who became JPop-idols Younghoon, Yoondong, Heecheon of JPop-group Orbit who were former HALO members Jun of Orbit who is a former KPop trainee Mashiro and Guno of the JPop-group BUGVEL who are former YG trainees who trained with the members of TREASURE Dien of the JPop-group KJRGL who is a former DSP trainee who trained with the members of Mirae Isaac of the JPop-group KJRGL who is a former SM trainee Lena who was a member of a 2016-2020 girlgroup called CHERRSEE who was a Japanese group under Brave Entertainment, she originaly trained under FNC with AOA Junon of the JPop-group BE:FIRST who is a former member of the disbanded KPop-group Vermuda Shion of the JPop-group JO1 who is a former FNC trainee Shogo of the JPop-group INI who is a former CUBE trainee Cocoro of the JPop-group ME:i who is a former member of Cherry Bullet Noa, a JPop-soloist, who is a former YG trainee Wataru of the JPop-group OCTPATH who is a former Hybe trainee (according to some sources he was a former Big Hit trainee but some other sources say he is a former trainee of the Japanese sublabel, so not 100% clear) Lyu of the JPop-group Maison B. (that is on hiatus right now), he is a former Hybe trainee (and also not 100% sure if he was in Big Hit or the Japanese sublabel) Former JPop idols/trainees who became KPop-idols Hikaru of the KPop-group Kep1er who is a former trainee of the Japanese company Avex Tsuki of the KPop-group Billie who is a former member of the disbanded JPop-group MAGICOUR Sakura of LE SSERAFIM who is a former member of the JPop-group AKB48 Nako who was in the KPop group IZ*ONE and originaly had been member of the JPop-groups AKB48 and HKT48 submitted by /u/Beautiful_Yellow_682 [link] [comments]