No kpop group was able to do 80s music better than this, and no other probably ever will

SNUPER

The way nobody is agreeing with op

If we're talking 1980s-inspired K-pop, Wonder Girls' Reboot is what comes to mind.

...Are you joking?

This thread existing and not being about the Reboot album by the Wonder Girls is LEGIT the most offensive thing I've read this month

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The way nobody is agreeing with op

I like Big Baby Baby

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I disagree with everyone. Nothing beats BBB, it's a fact. It's one of the masterpieces of kpop.

Yes Catzi!! Fight for your true!!!

What about Roly Poly by T-ara??

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I disagree with everyone. Nothing beats BBB, it's a fact. It's one of the masterpieces of kpop.

I bet you haven't even listened to Reboot

You couldn't have and still hold this opinion

Sure, let's forget about MAMAMOO, they made a whole career about covering old songs!🤣

The whole Immortal Songs 2 Playlist!

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Sure, let's forget about MAMAMOO, they made a whole career about covering old songs!🤣

The whole Immortal Songs 2 Playlist!

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Brother.

Mamamoo did a spectacular job of mastering and performing retro concepts but there was nothing distinctly 80s about any of their official releases. Their first few releases instead had influences from an even more bygone era with a sexy blend of jazz, blues and a slightly more modern infusion of R&B. The kind of soothing but rhythmic tunes you'd expect to hear through the closed doors of your local speakeasy.

Time to go listen to Piano Man

Suddenly thinking about the fact that Girl's Generation's song "Girl's Generation" is literally a remake of an 80's song.

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Brother.

Mamamoo did a spectacular job of mastering and performing retro concepts but there was nothing distinctly 80s about any of their official releases. Their first few releases instead had influences from an even more bygone era with a sexy blend of jazz, blues and a slightly more modern infusion of R&B. The kind of soothing but rhythmic tunes you'd expect to hear through the closed doors of your local speakeasy.

Time to go listen to Piano Man

I mean, yeah, technically they didn't release a song with the 80s vibe, but most of their jazz and blues songs can be considered as such. Even tho, most people want to include Pop songs, but the 80s weren't just about Pop music.

BTW, if anything, "AHH OPP" can fit in the 80s vibe for sure!

Not to mention "Peppermint Chocolate"

Well... and then there is CraXilver with 80's glam rock. (okay, I don't know how 80's this song is)