onions on sale! It's me, Sara Ng and today I will be tell you my favorite oppars and aunties!

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She talks about Katseyes stage outfits at lollapalooza. Very good point!! submitted by /u/martinville5 [link] [comments]

Hiiii! So I'm super new to kpop, started listening to it a couple of months ago (it doesn't mean i'm 5 yo or smth, just late to everything as always) Feel free to leave ANY song, even popular ones and I'll listen to it. There's a big chance I either haven't heard it or heard just a snippet from tiktoks and such. I prefer bgs but ggs are also fun to listen to 💅💅💅 submitted by /u/PeepieDoop [link] [comments]

for context, xmas is coming up and my relatives are starting to reach out to me and my other cousins. i am 16y this year and i had alot of albums that i wanted to buy but i didnt want my relatives to buy all of them so i sent a few albums from my wishlist planned long ago on what i wanted for xmas i think one of my cousins sent their wishlist in our family groupchat (where my aunties and uncles are inside) and after comparing my other cousins , i feel that the things i want compared to theirs arent that "mature" or something. they were asking things like mainly clothing, makeup and beautycare meanwhile i was asking for kpop albums 🥲 but tbh i dont like receiving clothing or skin care on xmas as i still feel like a huge child when it comes to getting presents due to the covid pandemic that made our big family miss like 2 xmas events oh yeah also unrelated to xmas but my family were worried for what i was buying especially kpop albums, my album collected has almost exceeded $1000 worth of cash (in my country) they said if ive lost interest, it would really suck alot so i sincerely hope that this wouldnt be a phase but rather a journey yk submitted by /u/flopstercom [link] [comments]

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no aespa bc every song (except forever) will be purple :p submitted by /u/GOREPHILIA [link] [comments]

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My wife wants us to see this cinema vr concert in november but the way my work schedule is set up right now means I won't be able to go with her. She's understandably bummed out and I don't want to just leave her out to dry, so I've been thinking about getting her some gifts to make it up to her. My main idea right now is to buy more photocards/make custom ones she can add to her collection, but admittedly, I'm not as deep in the rabbit hole as she is and was hoping I could more ideas from other people in hobby submitted by /u/msrymstr [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! For any international UniCong (CongB's fandom name) interested in his activities, please check out his performances on his latest Vietnamese "survival" variety show, Anh Trai Say Hi 2025. The show premise is that 30 individual artists come together and compete in groups (which will be different each Round). They are given demo songs and have to create a complete track based on them. All artists have their individual points (which will be based on the votes they receive from the audience on set, as well as any benefit points from either the game or if their Alliance Team won) Currently, the show is already on its 4th episode. Unfortunately, there are no subtitles for International Fans. But if you are interested in checking out his stages, please click on the link below! 1st stage: https://youtu.be/H1i1VJQCCuU?si=Yisu2annWINLaXKU 2nd stage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZNLngmjzyk [THIS IS MY FAVORITE STAGE OF HIS SO FAR. His vocal, dance skills, and stage presence are all 10/10!!! ] *For the 1st & 2nd stages, there are 2 alliances. Within each alliance, they are split into 3 different teams depending on which demo song they've chosen. (There is a lot more to it...but Imma keep it simple) In the 1st stage, the two alliances are competing - recreating the Theme song as mentioned above. CongB was placed in Alliance 2 and won. In the 2nd stage, his team was in the Top 2 based on the score/vote given by the audience present at the show. 3rd stage: His latest stage is a ballad song. https://youtu.be/U5ycRi9AoPw?si=9tAe3SHbHqeQ5qjZ *So, for the 3rd Stage, the concept is still two alliances. Within each alliance, there are two teams. And in each team, itself, will be split into two groups - Team A & Team B - each performing a different track. CongB is in Team A and is assigned as a deputy leader. Currently, his team is either in 3rd place or 4th in the Team A battles. The result will be announced in the next episode after Team B performs. This will also be the first elimination round. I know it's hard to watch or even listen to the songs without subtitles to fully immerse yourself. But if you are interested, please check it out and support CongB! Thank you! English Lyrics: for Hermosa (2nd Stage): https://www.mediafire.com/file/h14f68f557qwrnt/HERMOSA_Full_Bilingual_Lyrics_Unicode.pdf/file for Dau Co Den Dau (3rd Stage): https://www.mediafire.com/file/k8tpyoenf1lmnm8/Dau_Co_Den_Dau_Bilingual_Final_DejaVuSans.pdf/file submitted by /u/Swimming_Manager7053 [link] [comments]

Unpopular opinion! Talented girls by the way its just that they need to stay in their lane , seriously. Lets start with Lisa. Lisa’s trying to slide into the Western female rap/pop star archetype—the Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Megan, Ice Spice, Latto lane—but there’s a huge cultural gap there: Those women grew up in the environments they rap about. The slang, the flows, the delivery—it’s all second nature because it’s part of who they are. Lisa, meanwhile, didn’t grow up in that culture. She’s from Thailand, came up through the K-pop system (a highly controlled industry), and now she’s trying to do high-energy rap with no clear cultural base grounding it. Its not her, shes cosplaying. there’s no real voice, no identity, and definitely no cultural texture behind it. But- Lets start from the beginning... History of Rap . Rap didn’t just pop up outta nowhere, it’s got deep roots. It came from Black communities in the Bronx, New York, back in the late 1970s, at block parties, DJs would spin funk & disco records, isolating the breakbeats. Then ,dudes started hopping on the mic started rhyming, hyping up the crowd . That evolved into MCing. Now, we all know 1970's was hell for my Latinos & my Black folks, especially Black People. Rapping became the voice for the voiceless , its built on struggles. A way to say, “Yo, this is my reality.” That’s why early rap was full of struggle, pain, resistance, survival, and pride. You got people like Grandmaster Flash, Run-D.M.C., Tupac, Nas, Biggie, Jay-Z, Eminem —all came from rough backgrounds, and that hunger shaped their storytelling. Now , for Lisa she never had that struggle, she grew up rich and privileged ,Still talented in her dancing, but she never had that hunger besides wanting to get famous. This girl said the n word multiple times, a true rapper could've easily replaced that word with a filler . All she raps about is money and her status its all she knows, she only knows growing up rich. She’s not really saying anything —there’s no narrative, no perspective, no cleverness. It’s just bars for the sake of bars. Jennie and Lisa’s solo music is starting to feel like a copy-paste template: "I'm that girl, I'm hot, I'm rich, I'm luxury, I'm pretty" Its getting old. Jennie’s “SOLO” Image Was Never Really Solo Now , for Jennie Kimmm. Her solo era was about her "Doing it on her own", Thats a lie, a slap in the dace to every American artist who had to produce, write, make a studio to get noticed by a label. That’s the irony that people overlook—Jennie’s “Solo” was built by a whole army of YG staff. She was pushed as the “It Girl” of Blackpink from day one. That’s not inherently bad, but it makes all the self-made flexing feel disingenuous. Jennie singing about being a self-made queen hits different when you know her launch was corporate, calculated, and handed to her on a silver platter. Her Korean verse in 'Like Jennie' "My DNA run in all these artists"…while benefiting from Black culture, hip-hop aesthetics, and even being caught saying the n-word as a trainee? Just tone deaf. It’s one thing to be confident—but that’s not confidence, that’s delusion with a side of erasure. Black artists are the literal DNA of modern pop, rap, hip-hop, and even the luxury-streetwear aesthetic she profits off. Jennie and other idol rappers borrowing from that culture, then claiming to be the blueprint? Nah, that’s revisionist history. The sad part is: both Lisa and Jennie could be doing something much more meaningful. They’re two of the most famous female K-pop artists globally. Instead, we get luxury bars, cookie-cutter flows, and a growing sense of disconnect between their image and their impact. No hate though. Beautiful woman. submitted by /u/Top_Cookie_3554 [link] [comments]

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Yeseo is posting on Instagram again after 6 months. She has also updated her bio with a gmail address and “open for new projects”. Here is a timeline of events. July 2024: Limelight is rebranded to MADEIN; Yeseo and Mashiro from Kep1er and Nagomi and Serina from Produce 101 Japan join September 2024: Debut November 2024: Gaeun goes on hiatus; Leaves MADEIN 2 weeks later due to sexual assault by 143 Entertainment’s CEO February 2025: Comeback as 6 members April 2025: Reports of Japanese debut slated for summertime are made; Gaeun announces lawsuit against 143 Entertainment, is still bound by contract May 2025: 143 Entertainment CEO steps down; Suhye’s hiatus is unofficially announced by Japanese management first, followed by 143 Entertainment; Yeseo’s last Instagram post (5/27/25) July 2025: Announcement that Yeseo will be missing from Kansai Collection; Full group comeback announced (7/19/25), followed by MADEIN S subunit comeback announcement (7/31/25); Announcement regarding 143 Entertainment CEO’s step down is deleted and CEO is credited in labelmate Jay’s MV October 2025: Yeseo updates Instagram bio with “open for new projects” and posts again submitted by /u/123ranchdressing [link] [comments]

I think most of us can easily recognize when an idol has improved vocally over time, but I don’t see as many people talk about idols who’ve improved in rap ability. Is there anyone that comes to mind, and what aspects within rapping have they improved upon? submitted by /u/Lilac-Soul [link] [comments]

I’m pretty sure everyone is sick of these but I thought I’d try this out for myself and this is what I got - it seems quite the mix. Pink Floyd followed by Dreamcatcher; Aespa followed by Tool. The average Progressive Rock/Metal song is probably longer than the average K-Pop EP…or even a full-length album for that matter. I don’t actually use playlists so this is from my “Replay All Time” from Apple Music. submitted by /u/Same-World-209 [link] [comments]

Does anyone know if there is a signature flag for twice? Kinda like Chaewon’s America flag. Specifically for Dahyun. And like if there isn’t one for dubu are there others? And lastly if there isn’t one at all can someone just say there isn’t one🙏🙏🙏🙏 submitted by /u/YourAverageBiologist [link] [comments]

First kpopfap, now this?? Which is a bit of an inappropriate name for a sub seeing as they use part of a slur but it’s sorta their own kind so 🤷‍♀️ All I gotta say is why though. Why has sexualization or idols gone so far to where there’s fap subs. So disgusting. No way to take them down either. 😒 submitted by /u/JustAPerson-_- [link] [comments]

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