The History Of Global Icon (GI) K-pop's "Tomboy" Group (1 Viewer)

[Tickita]

 

[spicy_illusion]

I'm surprised that no one has replied to this! I guess I'll be the first.
It seems like they were forced to do this type of concept, but it also didn't help when they switched concepts halfway through their career.
This is no different from GG being forced to do 'sexy' concepts, etc.

This girl also explains their situation well and used Midnight Theories history video to help her with this video:

 

[Tickita]

I'm surprised that no one has replied to this! I guess I'll be the first.
It seems like they were forced to do this type of concept, but it also didn't help when they switched concepts halfway through their career.
This is no different from GG being forced to do 'sexy' concepts, etc.

This girl also explains their situation well and used Midnight Theories history video to help her with this video:

I love Ploopy's videos. It's interesting, though -- I would've thought that that's what the girls wanted because of the similar GGs that were out at that time, but I guess not. Simtong wanted a BG so bad they had to use the girls.... ridiculous.

 

[spicy_illusion]

I love Ploopy's videos. It's interesting, though -- I would've thought that that's what the girls wanted because of the similar GGs that were out at that time, but I guess not. Simtong wanted a BG so bad they had to use the girls.... ridiculous.

Yeah, Ploopy is awesome!
Yes, that is true! I guess it wasn't for them though as that is not who they are. The boyish type of girls in GG are into that type of style, so it comes to them much easier, like Amber from f(x), Moonbyul from Mamamoo, etc, and that is just them, but when you try to force someone to be someone else, it will simply never work.

Yeah, if they really wanted a BG, they should have waited, or they could have found girls who were naturally tomboys instead.