I just think STAYC has more potential than the usual cute concept. They can be as versatile as GIDLE
I have to say that accusation about me is completely false. My opinions are usually different from the masses, and when you are different from the majority they are willing to make up lies...
How could someone who is famous for releasing hits for other girls groups such as SISTAR and Twice is able to give "Teddy Bear" as a title track to STAYC during an era of fierce GG competition? I honestly believe there is some foul play involved here, and I'm concerned for STAYC members because...
In the theoretical sense diversity seems good, but applying it in practice, whether for societies or lifestyles doesn’t necessarily make it ‘better’ for everyone in general. It should be coupled with quality in mind. Just imagine how much diversity of men there are but you still prefer the...
The outrage got reaaalllly quiet once people knew the ages of BabyMon and SMNGG members, before that they literally wanted to boycott every new group with a minor. Guess that's no longer an option
They literally had an underage member sing adult/explicit lyrics in her introduction video and company stans said it was acceptable because it's part of her monthly evaluation and she picked the song, as if there's no adults in YG who know better. Like the entire group is made up of minors, and...
The cybernetic futuristic concept feels so 2000 and late. Nowadays the trend is turn of millennium concepts like what NJ, TS, IVE are doing. Imagine Aespa doing a high school baddie type concept. They were young enough for it. Getting stuck on Kwangya is getting too repetitive. The fans will eat...
More and more are debuting under age. It’s always a cycle:
1. minor idols from small company debuts
2. they get success so kpop fans get angry that they have minors
3. kpop fans protest but the group is successful so the company doesn’t care
4. kpop fans swear it’s the last time they will...
Imagine fandoms fighting over every little tweet a company posts for their idols and whether which one is more popular or more organic. This will be mind breaking for the Twitter stan crowd
I realized this every time companies owned by men kick out or restrict women idols from appearing in Korean media, and they don’t call it abuse of power. But when a woman has to raise her voice to fight for her dignity in an industry completely hostile to her gender she is seen as a demon and...
The fact is BP makes most of their money from white and Asian people. For decades white people have been "cool" with black culture as long as they could see it from the comfort of a screen while at the same time redlining black people from living near them. So they take entertainment value from...
Everyone likes to see an empowered woman comfortable with her own body but not at the expense of another culture. Lisa has apologized in the past about her own appropriation but not Jennie afaik. She’s a Korean woman earning multi millions thanks in part to taking so much from black culture. Yet...
I'm surprised people couldn't tell right away there was something going on with Jinni from the start. She didn't seem as comfortable or as engaged as her other members. It was like she had a lot on her mind. I fully expected her not to continue for long if it was something more serious than...
As the JYP notice said, Jinni left for personal reasons. She made the choice that she could no longer go on as an idol and hence JYPE has to break off her contract.
Since the beginning I've said that Jinni did not look at all like she was fully present mentally in her role as an idol. There...
SM gave the “AI” to Aespa and dual concept to RV. Aespa grew up in the corona era while RV debuted in the silver age of kpop
Fans said RV got mistreated often. SM isn’t handling Aespa the best that they could.
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