Was gonna use the taglist from last year to alert people but idk if it'll still work since it's their past usernames :pepelook:
Edit, just gonna manually do it lol I have the time
IT'S TIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Copying this down from last years':
Each user can enter two songs that they believe is the most enjoyable from this year, and we vote, no user can enter the same song (just for variety).
Title tracks, pre releases...
Looked cool and different. Most lightsticks are white and just have the logo but Onf's one is black and gold and the gears in them actually spin. It's a pretty cool design though I wouldn't get one now if I didn't get it earlier.
I've realised I just don't like them. I have one, Onf's, and it's pretty, but it's collecting dust on my shelf. So next time I go to a kpop concert I'm just gonna draw their logo on my water bottle and use that instead.
This too.
The arrangements are so great, god bless band covers. But I've stopped watching them cause the pitch correction is way too grating. Such great potential but they fucked it up with one choice.
Anytime. More people need to know the differences between autotune and pitch correction, especially...
I'm assuming we're talking about live performances
I think many people get autotune wrong. Autotune is like a vocoder, it's used for an effect especially if it's heavy. T-pain's and Charli xcx's use of autotune is meant to be heavy and sound robotic. It's not meant to sound normal. If K-pop...
I truly do not understand why Hybe's focusing (or focused) this much on other groups when they're the biggest company right now? I thought their label was something to do with artist integrity or smth? Like if your groups comeback regularly then it's fine. Hate their 'go big or go home' policy...
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