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Contrary to the English language, Japanese seems to be rather difficult to learn.

J-Pop companies: "How you dare not learning Japanese before you listen to our great music?" :lisawhat:

Most Japanese don't care about English subtitles so why should J-Pop companies spend time and money for such 'extras'? Or if the artists can't speak English, who should translate their lyrics? Of course, they could use AI - but many J-Pop artists probably think international Pop fans only listen...

It's a pity because it's rather difficult to support these groups. I'm often thinking: "Hello? You have international fans too!". But the problem is that many Japanese don't speak English. There aren't also enough English teachers in Japan...

If you can't read Japanese and aren't part of Japanese music communities, it's almost impossible to know Japan's music scene to a larger extent. I know quite a few artists and do my best to follow them. It's also great to have subreddits where I can discover new artists and don't need to...

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The J-Pop group AKB48 currently has 43 members. I don't stan them but following every member would be a full-time job. :haylul: I didn't stan a group with 10+ members so far. Dreamcatcher had seven members and I rarely followed every member's activities. I listened to their solo releases and...

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It's a bit ironic that the US Supreme Court allegedly fight for the rights of human artists, while (thanks to Elon and Open AI) hardware prices especially for SSDs and RAM went through the roof. https://globalcio.com/news/16062/ Music producers work with PCs and Laptops. They need fast modern...