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Unfortunately there are such people. But I'd say they should better stay at home. :bigsmile:

Nope (although they have a few good songs) AOA

You can ignore toxic people on reddit, but it's not that easy to handle them when you meet them on a concert.

I wouldn't do it. Not every community is like KPS. There are very toxic fans out there (not only in K-Pop).

Absolutely right!

Nope miss A

It's hilarious because they have MV's like 'Ronald' and 'Watch The World Burn'. And then there's that boring, even amateurish, cover art. I know it's an artistical choice and they could do much better. But nevertheless it's one of the worst Metal album designs of the year.

Sorry, I wrote 'guy' and him. Because I automatically assumed that only men can be that ignorant. You told them that you feel sick and they continued? Your mom even rolled the window back up? I guess you love your mom, but I'd have a few words to tell her!

Did you told 'em that? If they ignore you, puke! Sorry to say that ... but don't force yourself. Puke all over the car. That smell might teach that guy a lesson and it's possible that he thinks twice before smoking in his car again when you drive with him. Cleaning vomit-soiled seats is no fun!

Very nice folk song. Instrumentally it doesn't sound like an AI song anymore. Good song quality too, you could release it on Spotify.

I recently discovered Awich.

I could listen to Japanese artists for the rest of my life. I'd always find interesting music and it wouldn't be just Rock and Metal.

Almost daily. It's my main dinner side dish.

https://nightcore.studio/ I made a few K-Pop Nightcore songs in the past just for fun, but I'm not sure if I can share them legally here.

If you read the lyrics without any background info, they're indeed a bit misleading. The song is from 1984, things were more relaxed in Rock music back then. You could say that almost every 80s Glam Metal band had misogynistic song lyrics, but even their female fans didn't care. Provocation was...

Thanks, now I'm feeling old. :headache: A song by the German girl group Monrose (released in 2007) actually got a K-Pop song!

This might be interesting too. The phrase 'Daddy's little girl'. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Daddy%27s%20little%20girl

I doubt that 'The Boss' meant that when he wrote the song. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27m_on_Fire When you watch the MV you can clearly see that the 'little girl' is a grown woman.