Why is it bp always release a song and ppl here start hating it a lot

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I’ve already watched Run BTS and Going Seventeen and absolutely loved them! Now I want to discover more K-pop groups through their variety shows. Can you recommend the funniest episodes from other group shows (excluding BTS and Seventeen). submitted by /u/ledgerford [link] [comments]

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So Katseye’s tour tickets just went live and it’s basically sold out. These girls are going to be big big. I went 3h after the sales started and for my city, the remaining couple of tickets are at 1K+. I understand they wanted to see first and be a bit more conservative but these venues are way too small. They are gaining a lot of traction and attention, their numbers for a group that has barley been there for a year is absolutely crazy! As much as there is a market saturation for GG in Korea within the Kpop space, there is a gap in the market in the west. The last we have seen was Fifth Harmony and I’m starting to genuinely think that these girls are coming for that spot, and fast. submitted by /u/Esmeraldaee [link] [comments]

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Here are the photos so, I'm normally not a big concept pictures person in the sense that for me they are always a nice bonus, but I don't care if I don't like them because for me what matters the most is the music. And these days I rarely get excited by concept pics. HOWEVER, txt just dropped their Starlight concept pics and something shifted inside me. I'M OBSESSED! Idk if it's the gorgeous sparkly makeup or that I've been on a huge sci-fi kick lately but I'm just sooo in love with these. They all look so good and the concept feels so fresh and cool! I just feel like I need to scream about it from the rooftops. I'm so excited for this comeback! submitted by /u/jujubadetrigo [link] [comments]

I've seen discourse on Tiktok about this and am curious if it translates to other socials as well. With all kpop tours I usually see the trend of "bias before and after a concert". When attending a show someone says their bias and then it cuts to after the show where they either repeat the same bias or change it. Most of the videos I've seen have the person changing their bias. I had never seen backlash over this until recently. Most of the comments were negative towards those doing the trend. They usually say something along the lines of their bias is sacred to them, and they choose a bias based on their character and personality. And that allowing a 2-3 hour concert to change a bias is fickle and sad. Basically, implying the person doing the trend is a lesser fan and that they only value the members for superficial reasons since they switch favorites so quickly. Every video I see of this trend gets more comments similar to that. It got me thinking, I do understand where they're coming from. There are a lot of "jokes/trends" I see that are in poor taste regarding kpop idols, but I don't think this is one. It is a little bittersweet seeing a video with someone biasing a less popular member and switching to the most popular member. But it's just a fun TikTok trend. I think reading into it at that level veers a little too far into parasocialism and tries to enforce a fan hierarchy. Do you think positively or negatively of this trend? submitted by /u/ButterflyMinute9605 [link] [comments]

https://youtu.be/DE8qE5idqdQ?si=pi14rpSkIbJ0Tmzu Nmixx went to a show called "live wire" where they performed a couple of songs, one of that was "dash" where they performed with practically 0 backtrack, just a live band and the background harmonies. You can even hear member like Bae struggling at 0:38 hitting the low notes, but she gave us an adlib instead, apart from that they were amazing It's nice to hear no backtrack from time to time, also there seems to be little vocal processing maybe just a little but nothing to extreme, I hope we get more shows like that! submitted by /u/sueueu6e36 [link] [comments]

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Today we go three big releases (Ateez - In Your Fantasy, Blackpink - Jump, Twice - This Is For) and 2/3 of the songs are all in english and Jump is mostly in english. What happened to the KOREAN pop I was promised? It's okay to make all English songs sometimes, I understand but the reason why I got into k-pop is because it's not like western music. What happened to real k-pop? I feel like we are losing the spark. Does anyone else feel this way or am I alone? submitted by /u/Direct_Tumbleweed607 [link] [comments]

I was looking at their posts from whiplash vs dirty work and maybe I'm reading too much into this, but the girls just don't seem to like this new concept very much. With whiplash they all looked cvnty, but it also looked like they were just feeling the whole concept in general. With Dirty Work they're still cvnty, it just feels a little more forced? I'm not sure if I'm wording this right. submitted by /u/short-asian-gal [link] [comments]

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