alright i gotta know if yall can guess my #1 artist

seven deadly sins: idol edition! for each sin, you'll comment which idol you think fits the most. today's sin is: wrath the idol with the most upvotes wins! this is purely for fun btw submitted by /u/0x1trinity [link] [comments]

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As a (22y/o) K-pop stan, I'm starting to realize that I don't like K-pop like I used to. - Every day I wake to a new controversy from an idol/group. - All music is starting to sound the same, and no group has an original concept anymore. - K-pop was way more fun when it wasn't globalized, and companies realized they can squeeze all of the fans' money. - Also not to mention that all of my favorite groups have disbanded or have no hope of a comeback anytime soon. I cannot remember the last time I was excited for a group's comeback. - So many groups are being debuted these days that at this point the market is so saturated, and nothing/nobody seems as interesting anymore. I still like K-pop because I guess that I'm holding on to the 2nd/3rd gen groups that I loved when I was 11-17. To be honest, it feels like K-pop stopped being fun after 2019. submitted by /u/Hungry-Fix-729 [link] [comments]

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I’ve noticed that in a lot of K-pop groups, the maknae is either super popular or barely noticed. It’s never really in between. Do you think being the youngest helps with popularity, or does it depend more on the group’s dynamic? Also how popular is the maknae in your group? submitted by /u/Sea-Republic8892 [link] [comments]

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Names in pic order: Tsuki (Billlie), Lia (Itzy), Eunji (Apink), JiU (Dreamcatcher), SinB (Viviz/Gfriend) submitted by /u/couchbound_nomad [link] [comments]

Day 50 Results: Red Velvet wins by 69 votes! (haha, nice) Vote for your favorite and as always poll closes in 24 hours! If you're unsure of who to vote for, here's a couple songs to help your decision: ITZY - In the morning ITZY - CAKE ITZY - Cheshire f(x) - Red Light f(x) - All Mine f(x) - Rum Pum Pum Pum First Half Second Half Disclaimer: This tournament is not a “comparison”. The seeds were randomized and I didn’t pick the matchups. The songs picked are amongst their most popular because they’re easy to recognize. If you have another song suggestion you may leave it in the comments but please refrain from complaining about the song not being included. I also try to switch up the listed songs every new round, so the songs you might not know from a group might not be listed as they were listed the previous round. Either way, feel free to recommend them in the comments if you’d like. submitted by /u/PushOffTheGround [link] [comments]

Mingi, Jongho, Seonghwa, Yunho - Ateez Bangchan, Changbin - Stray Kids Mingyu, S.Coups, Hoshi, Minghao - Seventeen Beomgyu - Tomorrow x Together Namjoon - BTS Jungwon - Enhypen Jeongyeon, Dahyun - Twice Chaeryeong - Itzy Bae - Nmixx Megan - Katseye submitted by /u/Jjong_Hariibo [link] [comments]

When I started listening to kpop in 2017 every MV was on the 1thek channel on youtube, except for the big 3 I think (I'm not even sure maybe jyp MV were on it too at some point). I never paid attention but now every group has its own YouTube channel, or at least uses a company channel. There is only a few groups and mainly soloist music on 1thek. Does anyone have an explanation to why this changed ? Why was everything on 1thek to begin with, what did they bring to the table ? I know 1thek is linked to Kakao so company must have gained something from publishing MV on that channel at the time but why ? Is the changed linked to hybe being created or not at all ? B Now that I'm thinking about this I need to staisfy my curiosity. submitted by /u/little_lou_ [link] [comments]

Preface: I am only mentioning groups I am a genuine fan of as to avoid people thinking I’m “hating” I think people have varying ideas of what “paving the way” means. A lot of people use it too often and in reference to so many different groups. I use the term very sparingly as I think paving the way is very different from what the majority of K-pop fans see it as. Doing something first is not paving the way TXT did not pave the way for Katseye because they were the first group to perform at lollapolooza. Blackpink didn’t pave the way for groups to perform at coachella cause they were first. If I break into a mall and you follow, and go to the jewelry section, you didn’t pave the way for people to steal jewelry just cause I went to the gucci store. Being the beneficiary of someone else paving the way, and then doing a bunch of things 1st doesn’t make it paving the way even if many groups do the same things you did. Older generation ≠ Paving the way (in its truest sense) Tying into the first point, the idea that every successful group of a previous generation paved the way for the groups of a new generation is not fully true. While I do think to a certain extent, the previous generation as a whole paved the way for the next, I think assigning that trait to every group that helped is inaccurate. Tired of hearing, “this group wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for this group so they paved the way more”. Shinee helped the 2nd gen pave the way but they didn’t pave the way for Exo or Red Velvet. Seventeen helped the 3rd gen pave the way but they didn’t pave the way for Ateez or TXT. Every group helps its generation pave the way for the future so if that’s what people think a group paving the way is, sure, every group paves the way. As for what I believe true paving the way is, I think it’s breaking into the mall. I believe it’s having such an impact that you create opportunities and allow for not only allows your hoobaes, but your peers, and even your sunbaes to benefit from. This is why I think BTS is different. They paved the way in the truest sense of the phrase. Their breakout as the biggest group in Korea to then expanding through Asia and then to the West is unprecedented and allowed for everyone in the industry to benefit from that, including every group in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th gen. I think the 3rd gen is where people have recently and going forward will blur the lines on what true paving the way is means. I truly don’t believe any groups other than BTS paved the way in this gen as what BTS did was so monumental that the other groups didn’t need to create any opportunities, they bounced on the opportunities that presented themselves when BTS did what it did. This isn’t to say that the other 3rd gen groups weren’t elite and impactful and won’t go down as legends. It’s just that these groups didn’t impact the industry in terms of influence and creating chances for others like BTS did. I think other groups/artists that paved the way for kpop include Seo Taiji, BoA, BigBang, and SNSD. I don’t consider PSY as someone who paved the way as as big as gangnam style was, I don’t think it created opportunities for other groups to thrive as it was more of a meme than this next big thing, and most people didn’t know what Kpop was. I think Katseye has the potential to pave the way for groups going forward based on how unique they are as an international girl group and how they’ve already been causing changes to the industry. submitted by /u/Regular-Breakfast699 [link] [comments]