Your favourite moment that happened recently in kpop

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So i have never won a fancall But would like to know yall Worst memories/experiences when you had your fancall/fancalls! Ofc you can Throw some positive experiences too but i would like to know if There's ever been for example a fancall where the idol was rude or Something like that or Anything And please If you had an bad experience with some idol/idols Please don't start throwing slurs and Insults at them criticism is allowed and your own thoughts about what happened and Why i ask about worst experiences is because tiktok usually shows the positive ones or the cringe ones and where the fan does some weird a$$ Sh1t Also sorry if there's spelling mistakes english is not my first language submitted by /u/vrtualslz0t [link] [comments]

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MY PICK - ILLIT 2025 - XLOV 🏆 submitted by /u/Mystic_bhumiverse [link] [comments]

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I have heard from many non kpop fans says that they don't like pop songs, and kpop are mostly dominated with hip hop, pop, experimental and noisy sounds, but kpop is not a genre but an industry, they just didn't find the right song, ballad, r&b, afrobeat, jazz, raggae, very underrated genres. submitted by /u/GuideOk7067 [link] [comments]

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Watching this 2015 clip of K-pop idols visiting India back when fans were mad that the locals didn’t recognize them. I can’t help but cringe at how seriously we indian stans took it. We acted like it was a national failure with fans saying shit like “India doesn’t deserve them” or literally “I’m ashamed to be indian” as if not knowing K-pop was some moral flaw. Back then I kinda felt that way too. But now?? The whole outrage felt so….unnecessary. Like India is a vast country with over a billion people, each living their own lives. Not everyone follows K-pop. Even stars like Zendaya, Tom Holland Dua Lipa who are really popular in India didn't get recognised by the locals. And that’s okay. Would most Koreans recognise an Indian celebrity in Seoul? Probably not. So I don't understand why we made such a big deal out of this? Sometimes I feel that it was the inferiority complex which we have. What do u guys think?? submitted by /u/push2starttt [link] [comments]

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oh i can smell the hate im going to get for this but pls know that EVEN IF YOU DO NOT LIKE A IDOL IT DOES NOT GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO MAKE COMMENTS ABOUT THEIR BODIES. lets stay as human as we can. submitted by /u/Maleficent_Dinner875 [link] [comments]

Also do tell song name and group name. submitted by /u/starrygolden [link] [comments]

this is not a hate comment i just mean that healthy discussions related to artists and their music can take place without the need to put others down but i guess people are not ready for it. submitted by /u/Maleficent_Dinner875 [link] [comments]

After watching SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer, I think that 5th gen groups each have their own unique strengths and appeal. Groups like Babymonster, IZNA, MEOVV, Allday Project, ILLIT, Hearts2Hearts, KiiiKiii, and others all bring something different to their performances, whether it's concept, vibe, or performance style. Some stood out with strong live vocals, others had impressive stage presence or perfectly synchronized dancing, etc. What stood out to me was how diverse and refreshing each performance felt. 5th gen idols definitely aren’t all the same, and they’re not boring. submitted by /u/matt_vaghn [link] [comments]

I remember going to KCON 2015 LA and it was the best experience if you love K-Pop, Korean food, and K-culture in general. I paid $20 for a convention wristband and around $250-300 for my P2 concert ticket. I went by myself and still enjoyed it. These days I don't think it's worth it anymore submitted by /u/No-Vehicle1562 [link] [comments]