I am super behind in my schooling right now, I have paralysis when it comes to just sitting down and doing it. My attention span has left the building and I'm overwhelmed by people wanting to hang out with me on top of being behind on school and feeling like an awful friend for it. BUT also I...
My attention span has greatly deteriorated.
I pick up a book and enjoy it BUT THEN
get distracted and am unable to pick it up again.
I'm on the struggle bus.
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I also know it isn't actually country-it's more country mixed with rock and I am definitely more of a rock fan. So that's why I think this one appeals to me.
I never said they can't debut because of the oversaturation and the similarities I'm making a statement that the industry is OVERSATURATED and most of the music is SUPER similar and not diverse (moreso when it comes to soloists). Getting annoyed by that aspect is an OPINION I can have and am...
Sometimes-it feels like you want to say everyone's opinion is right while saying everyone's opinion is wrong and it makes it hard to have a discussion with you. Either way, should they make every single idol become a soloists? No. Do they? Yeah. Is the industry oversaturated? Yes.
As in can...
I really hope and pray he has people to lean on during this time and he isn't bearing this unfair stupid thing on his own. I'm not even a RIIZE fan but ot6 stans are pieces of trash. The videos of him walking past the death wreaths was heartbreaking.
Unfortunately, Tzuyu is one of the members who I think does not stand on her own well and benefits from being in a group due to her lack of stage presence. Kpop being big now I feel like isn't a good excuse to pump out soloist after soloist. Regardless, TWICE as a group isn't hurting for money...
Also just to add this. I'm not even basing it off of whether the songs are bad or not. Like personally, I don't care for Yeonjun's song GGUM but I'd be an idiot to say he isn't a good soloist.
It's both. Back when I got into kpop it was rare for kpop idols to become soloists and if they did it was usually with a lot of forethought put into it BEFORE they went solo. But now it's like, a kpop idol is popular in their group? SOLO!
But also, the songs all genuinely are the same sub-set...
Not fo r the actual age but I won't lie I feel this for VERY old music sometimes. Something about it makes me feel like I'm in a black & white film and I adore it.
Oh it definitely has, and what's more shocking is that so many of them have barely trained. They can't stand in a group, let alone on their own and yet they are being pumped out like crazy to be soloists.
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