Video I didn't know Yuqi and Shuhua covered SHE's Superstar recently in their concert (1 Viewer)

[Selfmate]

Enjoy

@Neverland

Spoiler: the original song

 

[OnlyCalB]

Nice!

 

[Moguri]

oh I really liked it!!

Is that one of their own songs?

 

[Selfmate]

oh I really liked it!!

Is that one of their own songs?

it's a great song but not originally from Gidle

(if you clicked the spoiler part it shows the original song - it's from a Taiwanese GG called SHE - they were huge during their heyday)

 

[Moguri]

it's a great song but not originally from Gidle

(if you clicked the spoiler part it shows the original song - it's from a Taiwanese GG called SHE - they were huge during their heyday)

oh no, I had missed that! when was their heyday?

 

[Selfmate]

oh no, I had missed that! when was their heyday?

I would say the naughties aka between 2000-2010ish
but they are pretty successful in their own individual rights as well

S.H.E - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

oh no, I had missed that! when was their heyday?

I would say the naughties aka between 2000-2010ish
but they are pretty successful in their own individual rights as well

S.H.E - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I was aware of them during the 00s as a lot of Taiwan variety shows were broadcast here in S.E.A(actually maybe only 1 country mostly or on mandarin cable/satellite channels) then. I'd say they were/are still Taiwan's biggest gg (ever?, can't think of others rivaling them since) tho not as big maybe as female solos/HK Cantopop artists (can't think of any big HK ggs rn tho). Since going solo, some made inroads into China too. Sadly I think they hvnt hit big outside Mandarin listening fanbase as much as K-pop/jpop (as an Asian I hv a theory tat SoKor had US influence in a cultural way tat others like jpop/mandopop/cantopop/cpop didn't thus only kpop has (so far) broken out in the west (I dont/can't read Asian calligraphic languages so it's amazing I like/love kpop so much).

 

[Selfmate]

I was aware of them during the 00s as a lot of Taiwan variety shows were broadcast here in S.E.A(actually maybe only 1 country mostly or on mandarin cable/satellite channels) then. I'd say they were/are still Taiwan's biggest gg (ever?, can't think of others rivaling them since) tho not as big maybe as female solos/HK Cantopop artists (can't think of any big HK ggs rn tho). Since going solo, some made inroads into China too. Sadly I think they hvnt hit big outside Mandarin listening fanbase as much as K-pop/jpop (as an Asian I hv a theory tat SoKor had US influence in a cultural way tat others like jpop/mandopop/cantopop/cpop didn't thus only kpop has (so far) broken out in the west (I dont/can't read Asian calligraphic languages so it's amazing I like/love kpop so much).

they are probably the biggest GG to come out of taiwan and maybe even the biggest in China

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

they are probably the biggest GG to come out of taiwan and maybe even the biggest in China

As I said above I can't think of any other (non korean) Asian language gg(or Asian origin) with a bigger fandom than them, maybe only AKB48 n associated acts combined. N AKB48 tried to make inroads to S.E.A. but I think all efforts flopped or iv forgotten/heard next to nthg(or actual zilch) since. I think AKB48 associated acts come to my country for jpn festivals but only diehards attend is my impression. Sthg abt jpn/china/taiwan/hk origin artists except for 80s/90s acts where they r super popular in home country n somewhat popular in Asia is different from kpop where either there's no traction or the acts R just focused internally, like IU used to be(or still is). Mostly male solo/bgs come to mind or solo female acts from Asia are popular n do concerts outside their home country. I'm not sure if they toured anywhere mandarin isn't spoken but they seem on par or close to Jolin Tsai/rainie yang level in popularity amongst the cohort of fans from tat era. I think Jay chou or his level only is more popular than them.

Tat said I think kpop is the only widespread genre where the audience mostly don't understand korean(outside korea). Jpop n cantopop/mandopop do hv popularity where jpn/Chinese isn't understood but I hvnt noticed widespread concerts/promos in S.E.A maybe a few acts/artists do appear here n there but kpop is an exception. There's new acts like genblue/gen1es tat try to emulate kpop/survival shows but it hasn't seemed to hv caught on. Even Skarf bk many yrs ago had 2 S.E.A members but disbanded n the 2 non korean members returned I believe.

S.H.E rlly broke the mold. Twins I think gave chase but I dk wat happened mostly(ok I seem to be slightly mistaken above as Twins were popular in Thailand which is NOT known as a Chinese speaking/understanding culture/ppl but I could be mistaken, Jackson Wang I know had some clips of him solo turning up there.)

 

[Selfmate]

As I said above I can't think of any other (non korean) Asian language gg(or Asian origin) with a bigger fandom than them, maybe only AKB48 n associated acts combined. N AKB48 tried to make inroads to S.E.A. but I think all efforts flopped or iv forgotten/heard next to nthg(or actual zilch) since. I think AKB48 associated acts come to my country for jpn festivals but only diehards attend is my impression. Sthg abt jpn/china/taiwan/hk origin artists except for 80s/90s acts where they r super popular in home country n somewhat popular in Asia is different from kpop where either there's no traction or the acts R just focused internally, like IU used to be(or still is). Mostly male solo/bgs come to mind or solo female acts from Asia are popular n do concerts outside their home country. I'm not sure if they toured anywhere mandarin isn't spoken but they seem on par or close to Jolin Tsai/rainie yang level in popularity amongst the cohort of fans from tat era. I think Jay chou or his level only is more popular than them.

Tat said I think kpop is the only widespread genre where the audience mostly don't understand korean(outside korea). Jpop n cantopop/mandopop do hv popularity where jpn/Chinese isn't understood but I hvnt noticed widespread concerts/promos in S.E.A maybe a few acts/artists do appear here n there but kpop is an exception. There's new acts like genblue/gen1es tat try to emulate kpop/survival shows but it hasn't seemed to hv caught on. Even Skarf bk many yrs ago had 2 S.E.A members but disbanded n the 2 non korean members returned I believe.

S.H.E rlly broke the mold. Twins I think gave chase but I dk wat happened mostly(ok I seem to be slightly mistaken above as Twins were popular in Thailand which is NOT known as a Chinese speaking/understanding culture/ppl but I could be mistaken, Jackson Wang I know had some clips of him solo turning up there.)

I used to listen to Jolin and Twins all the time lol

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

I used to listen to Jolin and Twins all the time lol

I think i hv nvr knowingly listened to either Jolin or Twins(or S.H.E as the case may be) or know any songs(titles'l, I mostly know them from tv shows shown here on free TV 20 or so yrs ago. There are English subs(but youtube wasn't yet a thing. Eng subs not from Taiwan program providers but I think locally subbed. Even now taiwan dramas/variety last time i chkd/was therr a few yrs bk(& kdrama) r shown weekly in the neighboring country I'm pretty sure.

My fave Chinese language song is "一場遊戲一場夢" by Dave Wang Jie(which I heard on radio ONE TIME after high school when I was working in a Chinese restaurant n during break between lunch n dinner shift I was at the workers quarters with coworkers n heard it n hvnt forgot it since. Also leng Chan by Wang Fei but tats only cos it's a reworked/Chinese language cover version (sort of) of my fave singer at the time Tori Amos' Crucify(or maybe a different song, hvnt heard in long time n I know the melody but in my head the English title n Faye Wong version fit different parts of my brain so the titles don't come together n I'm not googling it rn.) Tats my entire knowledge of Chinese songs (from memory, if I play 一場遊戲一場夢 on YouTube I might click on other chinese songs but they don't rlly stick in my memory. I do love Chinese movies from 80s/90s n Maggie cheung from then.)

BTW when did u listen to jolin/twins/S.H.E?

 

[Selfmate]

I think i hv nvr knowingly listened to either Jolin or Twins(or S.H.E as the case may be) or know any songs(titles'l, I mostly know them from tv shows shown here on free TV 20 or so yrs ago. There are English subs(but youtube wasn't yet a thing. Eng subs not from Taiwan program providers but I think locally subbed. Even now taiwan dramas/variety last time i chkd/was therr a few yrs bk(& kdrama) r shown weekly in the neighboring country I'm pretty sure.

My fave Chinese language song is "一場遊戲一場夢" by Dave Wang Jie(which I heard on radio ONE TIME after high school when I was working in a Chinese restaurant n during break between lunch n dinner shift I was at the workers quarters with coworkers n heard it n hvnt forgot it since. Also leng Chan by Wang Fei but tats only cos it's a reworked/Chinese language cover version (sort of) of my fave singer at the time Tori Amos' Crucify(or maybe a different song, hvnt heard in long time n I know the melody but in my head the English title n Faye Wong version fit different parts of my brain so the titles don't come together n I'm not googling it rn.) Tats my entire knowledge of Chinese songs (from memory, if I play 一場遊戲一場夢 on YouTube I might click on other chinese songs but they don't rlly stick in my memory. I do love Chinese movies from 80s/90s n Maggie cheung from then.)

BTW when did u listen to jolin/twins/S.H.E?

I'm Chinese (from GuangDong which is right next to HK so I speak cantonese as well)
heavily into cantopop and TVB back then (when it was still good)