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Kpop merchandise has gotten expensive and i have noticed. kpop companies are getting too comfortable with fans' loyalty and are dishing out member versions of a single album, expensive lightsticks and simple merchandise being around 45$ and are probably going up. it is not worth it to see some...

like a party, yeah. that's exactly it. it showed their true colors at least, and no stupid pr apology could ever change what the fans have actually watched with their own eyes

the w korea event was so crazy and i remember not even hearing about it until a few months ago when i found out about it. It was sooo crazy for me to see these idols acting so idiotic and the lack of them donating or talking about the situation. In short, the W korea was an event made to raise...

not my ass running out of ideas for posts lmfao. can't you tell? :/ anyway, what are some fears you are scared of or cautious about in kpop and the more you're a fan of it the more you see coming true? for me, i think it's how AI is incorporating itself into kpop and music videos. yes i know AI...

you know what's crazy? when you're in the middle of watching something and a ad pops and it forces your video to go vertical screen

oh don't get me started on youtube's ads...they're so annoying and they pop more often than they should. i remember people saying how ad blockers worked but youtube cracked down hard. people always find ways to bypass them however

yeah sometimes for me pirating shows and movies gets annoying because if a certain show isn't on there or if it's in poor quality i get so annoyed and i have to look for more just to get a decently looking version of a show. i also think piracy is cool because it allows you download shows and...

yeah that's why i didn't mention any piracy sites. 🤫 i think if i mention those my post could get taken down but yeah. also i noticed that youtube is basically anyone's bet for listening to music because they tend to have even the underrated artists on there that sometimes streaming or other...

i am not going to mention any piracy websites, but i've always pirated shows and movies but i never pirated songs before. one random day, i randomly thought about pirating and downloading kpop songs into my phone and i was a very surprised on how some of these websites have amazing UIs and a lot...

i can't be believe it's 20 years with them...two decades with the nation's girl group...jesus bro...i'm actually hoping you guys are going to be able to attend their tour because it'll be worth it. this group has done so much for kpop over the years and are considered a absolute god tier...

omg they're disbanding? i know kard did a lot of things for a co ed groups and lasted for a surprisingly long time

same...i wish all nugu groups are granted decent recognition. it hurts when you get into a nugu group but you feel like you can't fully enjoy their activities because you'll never know when they'll disband. props to nugu promoter on twitter who goes out of their way to promote nugu groups. a lot...

the first few groups mentioned gidle, ive and stayc. Gidle are under cube entertainment, a mid tier label that's well known and has been dominant since the 2nd gen. mentioning ive proves my point about a member having preexisting clout. Even though starship are a mid tier label with connects to...

i see what you mean, i know that kpop fans naturally trust the big 4 companies. timing also plays a part too. A nugu group can spend months preparing for a comeback that looks promising but if a group from a big company releases a teaser the next day, all eyes are naturally on them and not the...

fans competing against each other 😂 more than ever it seems. fans would have a debate with another group over a hairstyle or lipstick or whatever

Kpop moves so fast nowadays, i feel like most groups from smaller companies don't have a chance to succeed in this industry without the proper funds or connections, it's so unfair. i'm not saying every kpop group from a small company is relatively unsuccessful but why does it feel like the 2020s...

flop - this term is the holy grail of misused words in kpop. fans love to call songs flops if they don't chart #1, if they reach half a million youtube views, and if they sell less than a million copies. fans love to call groups flops if they have a consistent ring of songs to not chart #1...

i know it's going to go away soon but it's like so annoying nonetheless. cuz i'm not the only one who almost downloaded a reference but it was an ai and i got annoyed and deleted it...i we are able to tell if a image is ai. i also seen people get fanarts from popular artists on instagram or...

pinterest and youtube are fucked...youtube also has an serious ai problem and shows people ai slop ads or even p*orn ads...a lot of people have spoken up about kpop ai and it's going to get a point where deepfakes or ai is going to genuinely harm an idol's life and career...

thanks for your comment, and yes that's so insane...i never came across that kind of explicit ai content on pinterest...honestly i can still put up with pinterest because ive used for so many years but so many people are abandoning it just cuz of the ai slop