Yeosang (ATEEZ) - ‘Legacy’ (MV Poster)

submitted by /u/CherryBlossomEnding [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/CherryBlossomEnding [link] [comments]

The full head bleach is standard for idols, and I've been thinking about the various reasons, and these are the ones I've come up with: 1. It seems more high-fashion due to how much maintanance it requires with regular root touch-ups and treatments to keep it healthy 2. The even canvas is probably better for the constant color changes for comebacks rather than highlights and lowlights 3. Easier to match extensions to 4. Not sure about this but maybe also looks better in stage lighting? 5. Most of them have naturally straight hair (which they do curl sometimes but more often than not they wear it straight), and although a good balayage can look good on straight hair it's often paired with some waves \ light curls These gradient hairstyles tend to be more of a low-maintanance, natural look for everydays, but they are pretty popular in the west and since Korea is influenced by western culture I was wondering if you know of any instances where idols tried it out? submitted by /u/kungfucius_21 [link] [comments]

It's a boring and rainy day where I live, so why not playing a little game? My general kpop playlist has 396 songs currently. Write a number from 1 to 396 and I'll give you the song's title. If you want to rate it or tell me what you think about the song, I'd be happy to hear about it. submitted by /u/Sil_Choco [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/SapphireHeaven [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/SapphireHeaven [link] [comments]

mine: submitted by /u/wqsxxk [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/SapphireHeaven [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/friedriceforbrunch [link] [comments]

Smth abt 1)clearly just two queen sized beds just pushed next to each other 2)scoups being so clingy that he's disregarding his whole entire separate pillow to mooch off vernon's vs mingyu and wonwoo respectful distance 3) wonwoo posed like the mona lisa and tilted at an angle makes him almost look photoshopped makes me lmao everytime i see this submitted by /u/SomeRaceHorseName [link] [comments]

Their concept uses a lot of gray, which is a bit annoying because uncolored concepts have become very common in K-pop this year, especially with the use of gray, white, and dull colors. There isn’t much color variety in their concepts compared to their earlier releases like Dice, Cool, and Young Dumb Stupid. I also wish they would incorporate their name into their concepts, like they did in their debut song O.O, especially when they separated two scenes. submitted by /u/kawaiiduaa [link] [comments]

They debut with youthfull and colorful concept with cathcy music at the time when most 4th gen boygroups doing dark edgy concept with loud edm music. submitted by /u/Chemical_Mobile_6613 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Freeasacar [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Freeasacar [link] [comments]

I know I can still improve on it but I think I did good for my age submitted by /u/C-H-I-A-K-1 [link] [comments]

First of all I want to clarify what I mean by the tittle when I say "bad" contestants, no I do not mean people whose scandals come to light when a show is running, no I do not mean people who are evil edited to seem like the bad guy to other contestants. When I say "bad" contestants I mean those who throughout the show have had terrible, or mediocre, performances. I mean those who even get famous for their lack of skill. Now with that out of the way I will get on with the post. I feel like when talking about of a survival, no matter the group that came out of it, no matter the survival, people tend to focus a lot on the "iconic" performances when looking back to it. What do you remember about Boys Planet? I don't know maybe the performance of "Zoom", or the Global Group performance of "Kill this Love", maybe even one of the performances of "Love Me Right"? There's also a possibility some people remember those who performed so bad that it became a meme, for example, the red and blue houses. Maybe the guys who performed Seventeen's Hot are also remembered, though they are not talked about as real auditions and are rather mostly discussed as, well, memes. But there's a side to great presentations, and terrible ones, that isn't talked about a lot, those who are in the limbo, those that weren't the best but weren't bad either, those who just were. There are also many factors that lead to a performance that was actually nice not getting that much recognition, not only does it depend on the popularity of the participants of the group but some times whether or not the show itself pushes a narrative can also affect the recognition a performance gets. And I could get on and on about how some performances are overlooked, but this post isn't about "underrated" performances, it's about the people who throughout the show improve, of those who are clearly honing their skills so that when you get to their performance you are pleasantly surprised by what they've become, even if they get to a level that most contestants had at the beginning. In my opinion, and at least to me, that's even more special than the best performance of the show. One example I can think of, and because Boys Planet is the survival I got the most involved with, is "Not Spring, or Love or Cherry Blossoms" by the aforementioned survival. I would be the first to agree that no it wasn't the best and no, the trainees that performed probably didn't deserve to debut, but when I first saw it I was blown away by how much they had grown and while I loved "Zoom" and consider it the best performance of the round, "Not Spring, or Love or Cherry Blossoms" made me feel the same if not more excited. I know people may disagree with me, but to put it in perspective up to that moment Ichan, Daeul and Doha were infamous in the show. Both Daeul and Doha had zero stars, Doha was the blue house, one of the most "notorious" contestants, Daeul had become the "public enemy" of many people who watched Boys Planet because of his lack of skill. And Ichan? After committing a mistake in a previous round he had dropped many places in the rankings. They likely knew it was their last performance and looking back at it, it was good, better than good, better than everyone would expect of something coming from those contestants. It of course wasn't the best because none of the trainees had ever been the greatest of any category, but it wasn't half bad, it was clear they gave their all, they had their heart on the performance and they had grown as idols. That's the same reason why, for me, "Supercharger" was the performance that got me the most excited the next round. It was the song no one wanted, with the people that had been rejected in other groups. And even Takuto, who hadn't been the best performer did his best, he grew as the show progressed and I just think no perfect presentation can beat the emotion of seeing someone grow. Does that mean that participants who grow throughout the show should be in the final line up? Again, in most cases, no, absolutely not. Many of them fail to keep up with more seasoned trainees, and unless they're given more time to train, which isn't the case with most of the survival groups, it isn't in the best interest of the group for them to debut, but even then I can't help but hold their performances in a higher regard than that of the "best" performance. submitted by /u/Ch_ch_chewing_gum [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/impeccabletim [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Funwithnugukpop [link] [comments]