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Because this 'nugu company' seems to be more specialized in VFX and 'Digital Human Production'. https://kpop.fandom.com/wiki/Metaverse_Entertainment

MAVE is a virtual group by Metaverse Entertainment, South Korea. K/DA is half Korean, half American.

Defenestraphobia. https://fearaz.com/fear-of-windows-defenestraphobia/

Musically I wanted to be a tough guy tonight and listen to Rock and Metal ...and now this 'tough guy' listens to Girls' Generation for an hour! :lisalaugh: K-Pop is highly addictive.

To be honest: When bunnyviolet showed me this forums I didn't plan to stay. You were so friendly from day one, but I didn't know much about K-Pop, I mainly listened to Dreamcatcher and so I didn't know most other K-Pop groups you talked about. Most of you are younger than me. But I was...

Yep!

I only follow kpop very casually - more or less. Dreamcatcher is the only K-Pop group where I regularly watch vlogs and know the full discography and some details about the members. Dreamcatcher is also the only K-Pop group that I want to see live (I hope this year). There are other K-Pop...

When I saw this 'interview' with K/DA I already thought "What the hell?". But you're right, at least we know the persons behind K/DA.

These virtual singers even have their own K-Pop profiles... https://kprofiles.com/mave-members-profile/ Am I the only one that finds this rather bizarre? Please aespa, don't take this path too!

This MV shows perfectly why I don't like AI groups. You can use CGI with real K-Pop groups. Ok. You could use a CGI video as standard MV sometimes. No problem. But a completely virtual group? There's no charisma, there's no personality, there's absolutely nothing. If this would be the future of...

I'll just leave a comment for the song, because I don't like the AI group concept. Especially the chorus of 'Pandora' reminds me a bit of the one in 'Pop/Stars' by K/DA. Maybe you'll like this song too? By the way, there's one K/DA song that's not even bad. It's 'Villain'. The MV is well made...

There you go:

It depends on the pain. Aching muscles after workout = llama_twerk Toothache = :llama_shook:

I thought Korean would be rather difficult to learn too because of the pronunciation (a word can have multiple meanings depending on how you pronounce it).

That's not an issue. But you have a real problem if you can't stop sneezing.

Here's a night walk on Gangnam District. Just imagine: you film your night walk in South Korea and suddenly Dreamcatcher leaves a restaurant in front of you. There could be a sudden turn from a relaxed night walk to pure chaos. :lisalaugh: