I prioritize dance talent over others because I know singing is not something that comes naturally to everyone and since everyone has a different voice, their vocal progression can be very limited hence why you will never see me criticizing idols for not being "average."
Contrary to that, I will criticize an idol for not being able to dance because dancing is relatively easy. In comparison to singing, its a talent that can be improved very easily only if you have the determination.
Most of AESPA are prime examples of this. If you watch their 2020-2023 performances, it looks very dry as opposed to recent times where they are much more synchronized and have more stage presence and energy.
I wouldn't say they improved up to my standards but it is still a long way that they've come since their early years and thats why I became a MY as well as a FEARNOT. I like being able to witness my faves' progression and improvement over time, as opposed to them debuting squeaky clean.
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Someone's inability to sing does not make them any less deserving of their job as a kpop idol.
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Someone's ability to hit high notes does not make them a better singer/vocalist.
