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As we all know, Jennie and Wonyoung are the 3rd and 4th gen it girls. However each of them have extremely successful group members who rival even their own popularity (old Lisa, Rosé now, Yujin). Is this a requirement to become an it girl? I feel like someone like Ahyeon can't become an it girl because there just aren't extremely popular members in her group. I think with boy groups, that Cha Eun Woo might be a case of this? Less well versed on that though. submitted by /u/SpecSlayerSC [link] [comments]
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Lets preface this by saying - stadium concerts are not start-all-end-all for idols and stadiums have their sets of drawbacks like crowd control, open air vulnerable to nature (rain, snow, heat) and poor acoustics. There is also difficulty in arranging venues for any concerts as there is always multiple acts doing concerts at the same time and Korea is also notorious for its lack of concert venues (sharing the venues with other events like sports etc). I am curious about one thing though - I know super popular acts in Korea like IU, BTS, BP, Seventeen, Big Bang/GD etc have done stadium concert in Korea. It is a given. Their streams are high in Korean charts, they have massive recognition in Korea and thus, it is easy for them to fill 20-40k venues in Korea. But I am interested as to why famous groups like Idle, IVE, AESPA, TWS, BND, TXT, basically groups who are famous in Korea and have great streaming numbers on Korean charts with RAKS/PAKS and such, are not doing a stadium concert? To be precise - why are their companies not doing one? Instead of KSPO dome with multiple dates - why one 1 stadium with bigger capacity because why not? Their audience in Korea is huge. Their presence in Korea is big and pretty sure they can fill those seats. I am wondering with company choices in venues in Korea for idols, especially idols who are doing supremely good in Korea. Again, in the end it does not need to be stadiums, but it is their home country and these groups are well-known in Korea to miss such opportunity. submitted by /u/Many-Ad-9007 [link] [comments]
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This can be any band that’s not kpop. Who do you think would be the main/lead/sub vocalist, dancers, visuals, leaders… submitted by /u/redlipstick1010 [link] [comments]
I’ll go first, IVE’s An Yujin and Seventeen’s Mingyu i could definitely see doing acting in some capacity. Yujin’s already doing a bit but could see her in a rom com drama. submitted by /u/GodUsopp215 [link] [comments]
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I have 3 ult groups lol +Bonus if you can get my biases submitted by /u/Dear-Journalist-903 [link] [comments]
FELIN looks like a real K-pop debut. I’m impressed. submitted by /u/Horror_Implement_316 [link] [comments]
Each member has a unique style, story, and personality — all powered by AI. Who’s your bias already? 😎 submitted by /u/IncomeTraditional580 [link] [comments]
Please don't come at my but I feel like it's just a casual observation I've noticed, or maybe I'm wrong. But I stan 1verse, shinee, vixx, and xlov. All of the groups except xlov are pretty unhinged but from my experience at least the fans are pretty chill. Ken recently had an event at a hotel where he went to starlights rooms and brought them food which went perfectly fine. Xlov on the other hand, as much as I love them, some evols are pretty weird. I just see a lot of drama and speculation. Meanwhile the members seem pretty chill and are very intentional about how they present themselves. I'm wondering if the idols who speak and act more openly just have less rumors and speculation because there's more known about them and not as much demand for content. Where less social media presence and calculation makes a bigger demand and curiosity. I definitely don't think the less open groups should be any other way because people should know how to control themselves but it's just something I've noticed. submitted by /u/xlov_mother_muti [link] [comments]
Exactly as the title says, just please be patient with me making it im a uni student I'm busy most days. Rule: You can only choose one song you love and one you hate so in total you're giving me two songs. If theres more I'll randomly pick from them. submitted by /u/xunyomi [link] [comments]
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It's a compilation of most of my favourite girl groups :) (image: Kim Chaewon) submitted by /u/DdeonghwaDib [link] [comments]
With the release of H2H's mini album "FOCUS" I've been listening to them a lot more and I have to say that Ye-on has such a beautiful voice it took me by surprise. The Chase and Butterflies were both so mellow in my opinion that it was hard to differentiate and pick out any specific voice imo but Focus I feel did better to highlight the members vocals. One of those members in particular for me is Ye-on. She really did well and I look forward to hearing more songs from H2H and just wanted to share that. I hope you guys give FOCUS a listen submitted by /u/Nynasa [link] [comments]