why are fans of first and second gen group are very loyal?
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I know we’re always talking about how visuals aren’t important these days and all that (no I’m not making it up, I swear lol), but Hyunjin just lit twitter on fire yesterday with one barefaced selfie and I remember how Reddit used to always drag him and call him botched and overrated. So, let’s have some fun today. Who’s that idol whose looks are always called overrated or overhyped but you think is really attractive and deserves the hype? submitted by /u/Reel-Trouble34 [link] [comments]
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As a big fan of anime and manga, I love that feeling when a photo looks like it came straight out of a manga or manhwa panel. If you’ve got any pics that give off those same vibes, drop your favorites below, some of mine are here! submitted by /u/DustyCarat [link] [comments]
Am I the only one who notice that first gen and second gen kpop fans are very loyal? Maybe because many fans from that era formed deeper emotional connections with groups. Back then, idols couldn’t just post a selfie or go live to connect with fans. K-pop also wasn’t as global or mainstream, so idols had to go to where the fans were, through live performances, fan meetings and street events. K-pop is now global and driven TikTok, YouTube, and social media which increased availability of music and videos. Fans can easily switch between groups more quickly with new groups debuting constantly and a endless content. submitted by /u/Forsaken-Cause8432 [link] [comments]
I’ve struggled with memory loss since I was a child. At pretty much all times, memories of the past few weeks are fragmented, and anything beyond a few months ago is 99% gone entirely. Because of this, I’ve developed a very strong attachment to media- Especially music. Kpop has been my favourite genre for the last decade. Listening to it helps me connect with memories I no longer have access to, and the feelings I’ve associated with specific songs. For example, I don’t remember almost anything from a beach vacation trip I took with my family in June of 2021. But I remember having Twice’s new release “Alcohol-Free” on repeat at the time, and how it made me feel in the moment when I listen to it again. I only know the date of the trip because I can search online when the song was released. Another memory is the weeks I spent falling asleep to BTS’ “Blood Sweat and Tears” in 7th grade, when I had just moved to a new house and hadn’t become comfortable in my new bedroom yet. The song became familiar and comforting for me as a child; it put me to sleep every night. I don’t really remember any of 2022, besides listening to Newjeans’ debut album and “Generation” by TripleS on my walks home from school. Kpop has become such an meaningful part of my past, honestly. I hope somebody can also find joy in my weird personal anecdote. submitted by /u/Yvmeno [link] [comments]
So I got into kpop around mid 2017 and I've noticed that through the years the amount of views mvs got on youtube has changed. At first it was increasing, but now when I look at the amount of views I see on mvs, they aren't as high anymore as compared to 2018 or 2019. I know there isn't one reason why this has decreased, I know that throughout this time period youtube has changed the way that views are counted. I've also always believed that a lot of the streams have gone to spotify. But there's one other thing I also noticed. I feel like fans aren't as obsessed with streaming for views anymore. This might be because I myself went a bit more to spotify for music, but also because I'm not as active of a kpop fan anymore as I used to be. I'm a lot less in the youtube comments then I used to be back in 2017 till 2020. So have others also noticed that fans seem less obsessed with youtube views? Or is it simply because I aren't really in those spaces anymore? submitted by /u/Objective_Object_383 [link] [comments]
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I'm bored, so just give me a number between 1 & 1000 (!Not only kpop songs!) Just putting a photo of AleXa here cuz why not submitted by /u/Ada_luvs_U [link] [comments]
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Just out of curiosity, if you chose five member female only and male only group from any kpop group but it must only be restricted to just one member from that group. Then a five member group of both male and female in one group. Why do you choose those members and how they would compliment the group. submitted by /u/Accomplished-Car4075 [link] [comments]
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