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I am listening to all the singles, EPs and albums by k pop and K-pop-adjacent girl groups on a tier list. Including: Original Japanese singles/albums Subunits and solos under the group profile OSTs* Not including: Solos and subunits outside of group albums Any covers, remastered versions or remixes First slide(s) will be a ranking of the group, and the second slide(s) will be a ranking in the context of other girl groups. These are just my personal opinions; music is subjective! What I like and how I rank these songs may not line up with your own tastes. I won’t take into account scandals, popularity, or other outside factors. Just the music itself. For V, I listened to the following groups: VCHA/GIRLSET, VIVIZ, VVS, VVUP I decided to combine VCHA and Girlset since they only have one song so far and I know the G section will be a big one to go through. VCHA’s discography, too me, is weak. XO call me is probably my favorite but the production isn’t there, in my opinion. Not a whole lot to say about them; commas do give me some hope, though. All I know is that JYP is a generational fumbler. Top 3: XO Call Me Y.O.Universe Girl of the Year Bottom 3: Ready for the World Only one Favorite Girl VIVIZ was a step above VCHA; they had some really great songs. Tweet Tweet was quite literally music to my ears; I was NOT expecting that chorus, but it was magical. They also do a good job at exploring different genres and sounds while sticking to a bright, retro pop. Top 3: Tweet Tweet Maniac Untie Bottom 3: Siesta Love you like Loveade VVS was by far my favorite group out of the V bunch, definitely the closest to my taste out of the four. The only gripe I have with their discography is that the people in charge of them decided to put an under 2 minute intro, interlude, and outro in an 8 song long album. I need them fired IMMEDIATELY; these songs could've been normal length songs. It just felt like they were too lazy to flesh out these tracks, so they slapped these labels on them and called it a day. I looked up the group on reddit to see what people thought and I saw that alot of people didn’t like that “sleepy like Biden” line, but I found it kind of fun, and I’m a democrat. It was a refreshing change from the boring, cookie-cutter rap lines we usually get in K-pop. Even if it’s a little off the wall (and the girls might not even know who Biden is), I’ll always appreciate these kinds of lines because i think the best rappers make their listeners a little uncomfortable. Top 3: D.I.M.M Facts Touch It Bottom 3: Free Shine New phone VVUP I think this was the least popular group I listened to so far, so I was interested to see what their music would provide. The songs are ok but not alot of production quality; then again, they're from a small company and VVUP seems to be their only group so I'm not too nitpicky. They also have a small discography, but they seem to be still active so keep an eye out for these nugus! I'm not going to do a top/bottom 3 because there aren't enough songs to make that list and frankly, I don't have a top 3 to begin with. I'd like to hear everyone's opinions on these group's music as well! submitted by /u/Armys_blink_once [link] [comments]

I got into K-pop via EXO, Mamamoo, Red Velvet, etc, and no matter what your opinion on them, you can’t deny that their vocals are stellar. Are there any fourth and fifth gen groups that have comparable vocal abilities and a discography that lets them show it off? Illit and Nmixx come close, but their discographies have a lot of synth and didn’t really allow their vocal abilities to shine. submitted by /u/eatP1 [link] [comments]

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After listening to her songs, I noticed that most of them lean toward electropop. This is great, but I understand why she is not as big as she could be, since her music does not really match the way her management is promoting her. At present, Somi’s promotions mainly follow the usual path for K-pop idols through music shows, TikTok challenges, and other usual activities. Don’t get me wrong, I understand that she does this because she’s a K-pop idol in the first place. However, she could have greater potential if her management adopted marketing strategies that better fit the type of music she releases. Her tracks would actually gain more noise if they were positioned as international party anthems instead of being treated as regular K-pop title tracks. I think other people notice this as well. I often see comments on her posts saying that her songs would hit harder if they were promoted as club bangers or festival-ready tracks for global audiences. Look at Charli XCX, the reason her songs are big now is because her management allows her to promote them consistently and in ways that match her sound. Like Charli, Somi already has the electropop sound, but she lacks the branding, positioning, and marketing that would allow her to succeed in the global alt-pop and party scene. submitted by /u/why_dmn [link] [comments]

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Other K-pop groups concerts: a few empty seats or empty rows BTS concert: amount of empty seats is the same amount possibility for bts and blackpink collab (which is 0) submitted by /u/Hot_Customer_6984 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, This is a genuine question and I’m curious about your thoughts. I’ve noticed in a lot of K-pop spaces/socmed that some people seem to really dislike multis (fans who stan multiple groups). I’m wondering why that is. For me, being a multi just means you enjoy more music and support more artists. But I’ve seen people call multis “fake fans,” say they “don’t really care about the group,” or act as if they’re betraying their faves by liking more than one group. Do you think this comes from competitiveness between fandoms? Is it about streaming/voting priorities? Or do you think it’s more about wanting exclusivity and loyalty from fans? Would love to hear your perspectives (respectfully, of course). submitted by /u/Dry_Front_9037 [link] [comments]

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As https://preview.redd.it/whh8jm4p7uof1.png?width=4400&format=png&auto=webp&s=29bdd14b1878d734157d5867aed36248da904b32 I came into this with Miss A and T-ara but I have love and respect for the new generations... So, ask :) submitted by /u/Final_Remains [link] [comments]

This is just the current prediction as of Sept 9, but right after debut they shot up to #4. Their digitals and global performance are already the best among other boy groups, and this isn’t even counting their album sales yet. Plus, judges usually lean toward big agencies, so it’s probably between Cortis or Kickflip. Because Kickflip’s having a comeback this September too. But one thing’s for sure, after MAMA, it’s gonna be tough for other rookie boy groups to catch up with Cortis. What do you guys think submitted by /u/Difficult_Bit_3025 [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone! Following up from my earlier post about Ryder (Would a country-rock rookie singer ever fit into a Kpop Demon Hunters sequel), I wanted refine his concept and expand Ryder’s backstory to clarify why he’s an outsider. Backstory: Ryder comes from the U.S., where he grew up being told he was “different”, and told he would never belong. His love for country-rock gave him an outlet, but he always felt like an outsider at home. When he moves to Seoul to chase musical dreams, he ends up auditioning for HUNTR/X (which he won), not to replace the girls, but to prove he can stand with them and fight as part of their team. In the sequel idea: After the Honmoon shatters and Gwi-Ma returns stronger, the girls are struggling with insecurities and the heavy responsibility of fighting alone. Ryder’s addition isn’t about tradition-breaking without reason, the story itself would wrestle with that conflict. The girls doubt him. He doubts himself. But his arc is about earning his place, not taking theirs. Battle style: His weapon would be a battle-axe guitar: the handle shaped like a guitar neck, with the top half glowing like energy, and the other half shaped like a guitar body. He’d fight with rhythm-based moves while covering the girls’ blind spots, supporting their more powerful attacks. It’s his own unique weapon to fight demons with the girls. My question for the community is: Would this work in a sequel without breaking what makes HUNTR/X special? I also want to thank everyone who gave me feedback on my earlier drafts! Your comments really helped me refine Ryder into something that feels more balanced and hopefully fitting for a sequel concept. (Reminder: this is purely a fan sequel concept I’ve been working on for fun. Nothing official.) submitted by /u/Dg975 [link] [comments]