And the next 2nd group is back. Is it just wishful thinking that there seems to be a pattern? Will we really get a 2nd gen revival?
4Minute, f(x), Nine Muses, Momoland. Do something! :excitedmarch:
Sometimes I have very strange ideas...
https://indianapublicmedia.org/amomentofscience/humans-chimps-cancer.php
It's ethically questionable. But going one step back in evolution in some parts of our DNA could let us finally win the battle against cancer.
Think about your talents. And then think about ways to use that talents as an influencer.
One of my favorite YouTube channels is 'Kyle Hates Hiking'.
https://www.youtube.com/@KyleHatesHiking/videos
All he does most of the time is sitting there, telling true stories about outdoor disasters...
Udio has a rather steep learning curve if you use the custom options. But there are many tutorials out there. There are just two questions:
- Are you passionate enough to buy a monthly membership? If you go down that rabbit hole, you will not come far with the free daily credits.
- If you want...
By the way, I like discussing with you. And it's ok if I'm totally wrong. We always stay respectful and friendly. :pepeheart:
There's no need to get angry, guys. Not even in a 'problematic' thread like this one.
I mean, we live in 2025. Buying 'love' isn't that uncommon anymore even for CEOs. 'Inner circle' or 'beloved ones' would be more clarifying. :pepesmug:
But I wouldn't draw that line in Blackpink's case. First of all, they used the song as trainees and (as far as I understood) it wasn't even their song. We all know that young idols can be a bit ... naive? I guess they didn't think about the song lyrics - maybe they didn't even understand all...
Good question. But I'm not sure if a white male like me should decide that. If you are an African American artist, why not asking your African American audience about the use of the word in a specific context? That shouldn't be a problem in times of Social Media.
Using the N-word depends on the context of the art. I can imagine two movie and music scenarios where it's probably ok to use the N-word:
- In an obviously anti-racism context (example: you tell listeners in a song about the discrimination of African Americans).
- In a historical context...
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