I am afraid of one thing here...

Well, I stan Twice.

But I hope the others don't do that too much

Yeah, that would be concerning, hopefully everyone will try to stay balanced with releasing albums. I only have the issue with 1 album per 3 years, that inconsistent.

Personally i think one album per year is plenty, plus a digital single and a bside. Average of 8-10 songs per year. That's plenty. I dont understand why so many fans want full albums every six months, the songs will all start blending together and frankly, it's hard to come up with 20 interesting melodies every year. Especially since Kpop groups and fans seem to want them to stick to specific concepts which limits their music even more. And if the idols themselves have to create the melodies/instrumentals themselves, it can easily lead to burnout.

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Personally i think one album per year is plenty, plus a digital single and a bside. Average of 8-10 songs per year. That's plenty. I dont understand why so many fans want full albums every six months, the songs will all start blending together and frankly, it's hard to come up with 20 interesting melodies every year. Especially since Kpop groups and fans seem to want them to stick to specific concepts which limits their music even more. And if the idols themselves have to create the melodies/instrumentals themselves, it can easily lead to burnout.

I’m scared about the 1 album per 3 years

less activities as the groups gets older has always been a thing tho

in other hand, solo schedules are introduced way earlier now than before so less groups activities should be easier to digest

I think it's good K-Pop is slowing its cycle down. The conveyor belt style of serving music every few months doesn't allow anything to actually stick and certainly isn't the best for any artist's wellbeing.

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less activities as the groups gets older has always been a thing tho

in other hand, solo schedules are introduced way earlier now than before so less groups activities should be easier to digest

Yeah, that’s a good point, hopefully I don’t sound dumb. But what if the idol goes solo, and only has 1 album per 3 years?

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Yeah, that’s a good point, hopefully I don’t sound dumb. But what if the idol goes solo, and only has 1 album per 3 years?

I stan bp

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I think it's good K-Pop is slowing its cycle down. The conveyor belt style of serving music every few months doesn't allow anything to actually stick and certainly isn't the best for any artist's wellbeing.

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I stan bp

I do to, except I’ve gotten so used to a lack of songs I guess I really don’t mind 😭😭😭

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Personally i think one album per year is plenty, plus a digital single and a bside. Average of 8-10 songs per year. That's plenty. I dont understand why so many fans want full albums every six months, the songs will all start blending together and frankly, it's hard to come up with 20 interesting melodies every year. Especially since Kpop groups and fans seem to want them to stick to specific concepts which limits their music even more. And if the idols themselves have to create the melodies/instrumentals themselves, it can easily lead to burnout.

Yes 1 or two a year is enough lol dunno why people are scared 😂😂 and wanting more 🤡🤡🤡 the fuck? I think people are forgetting the idols are human too they need time away to libe their lives have fun etc besides creating stuff takes alot of time you can burn out easy or hit writers block very quickly if you don't take a break from this stuff. Trying to 1 up yourself and everyone else every day isn't helpful mentally and this isn't including all the other activities they have in a single year from dance practices and new dances to solo work and mini albums to tv shows,dramas,movies or commercials and modeling gigs or concerts.