And I started reading the book, it’s really good so far :sanapray:
It’s written from the perspective of a 4 year old indigenous child. She carries around a doll everywhere and projects her emotions onto the doll. Like if she is scared, the doll is too.
I completely agree with that. The bigger, the bloder and the brighter, the more one stands out, right? And it’s so common for groups/companies to want to push into the western markets so why not start with glitter
According to Chat GPT:
In the first-generation K-pop era (H.O.T., S.E.S., BoA), glitter was used sparingly, mainly in stage outfits and album photoshoots. Performances had simpler lighting and effects, so glitter was more about adding a touch of glamour to costumes rather than a major visual...
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