Haha, I got the shelves around April/May time. It took me a good few hours to sort them (especially as new stuff gets released all the time, I have two EXO related things to come this week) so they could be organised but still have room for more albums/photobooks.
To see her strutting her stuff on stage alongside idols who weren’t even born when she debuted, is testament to how much of a legend she is viewed as in kpop.
I went with Darling. MGT and Mr. Chu are both awesome, but they’re not my favourites from those groups, whilst Darling is my favourite from Girl’s Day.
I think I joined FT around Tenrou Island arc, but followed both the manga and anime til now. It’s my favourite long running series and I’m glad I stuck with it.
(As for Rave Master, I’m more annoyed it didn’t get the anime series it properly deserved)
Xiumin once revealed a futsal result during ISAC on instagram, which I’m confident is about as scandalous as he can get.
B1A4, BtoB, Apink and my other bias groups are pretty unproblematic too.
Honestly, I feel like some companies nowadays debut groups in Japan for the sake of it. Sure introduce the Japanese audience with a few translated songs, but then you need original songs because otherwise you might as well release the Korean and Japanese versions of songs on one album. Like I...
I know it more from experience than anything else. One time half my class (including me) at school was off for most of the week with it. This was when I was about 9, so we all came back the next Monday unaware that most of us had been off for the same reason.
This is how Japanese stuff often goes, with a few singles followed by a ‘full’ album (which they might as well call a compilation album)
What is becoming more popular now though are mini Japanese albums, which are released less frequently but have more original content. That’s how I’d prefer...
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