Appreciation Why we need to appreciate Dreamcatcher more (1 Viewer)

spicy_illusion · 17 June 2020

Well, apart from not changing the gender pronouns on their cover songs written and sung by men aimed at women, their whole discography is actually 100% gender neutral.

Now, tell me that that's not impressive?
When MINX were in existence, they didn't shy away from singing about the opposite sex a lot, but since they have become Dreamcatcher, their whole entire discography has been completely gender neutral, even their love songs.

Is there any other K-pop group or soloist that has a 100%gender neutral discography at all? I would love to know about them.

Drew_B · 17 June 2020

But is that also why they aren't very popular in Korea?

spicy_illusion · 17 June 2020

DrewB said:
But is that also why they aren't very popular in Korea?

No, the reason why they aren't popular in Korea is because of their music and concept.

kodoku · 17 June 2020

yes I like this too, just another reason they're an amazing group :)

spicy_illusion · 17 June 2020

kodoku said:
yes I like this too, just another reason they're an amazing group :)

Yes! I love how when you have gender neutral music, you don't exlude anyone.
Other GG are like singing about boys and Dreamcatcher here is like 'hey, you can't leave out girls, you have to include everyone!'

dooh · 17 June 2020

Some songs are about personal experiences and if you happen to like the other "gender" or the same, whatever
well nothing wrong to make a song about that instead of doing everything neutral, commercial monotony.

spicy_illusion · 17 June 2020

dooh said:
Some songs are about personal experiences and if you happen to like the other "gender" or the same, whatever
well nothing wrong to make a song about that instead of doing everything neutral, commercial monotony.

I didn't say there was anything wrong with doing a song liking the same or another gender. I'm saying that it's pretty impressive that a group has a whole discography that doesn't even mention any gender for a love interest.

While it may be 'experiences', you can't deny the fact that including 'gender' in songs is an extremely common trait, whereas having 'gender neutral' songs are not. Especially for a whole discography.