4th Gen Kpop is Very Lackluster

I feel like we’re beginning to see the torch being passed for girl groups (with the rise of Aespa, Itzy and StayC) but I don’t think we’re near that point for boy groups just yet.

I know there will come a point where BTS no longer is the popular boy group among the 10-20 set of fan girls (it’s inevitable, the members themselves are getting older and Army is getting older with them), but I don’t see that happening for a few more years.

The rise of kpop internationally makes this more complicated with the introduction of new markets and new fans. BTS and BlackPink are not new groups within the kpop industry, but they must seem “new” in certain places in the world.

However, I think 4th gen is on its way up. The groups who debuted in 2018-2019 are unfortunately in an awkward place bc I think they came onto the scene a bit too early to take over.

Song wise they might be compared to second gen, but Aespa have what it takes to get my attention and it’s good to see another SM girl group again.

So the 4th gen is "lacklustre" because they lack the relative success of third gen groups?

Why do you care about that, are you a shareholder?

slow and steady wins the race?

but I'm sure someone with numbers might be able to clarify for me but the fourth gen (especially GG) are selling more albums on average than the previous gen????

Quote from WatchingAll

The numbers don't lie

The numbers also dont tell the whole truth. Older songs like Lovesick Girls, We Ride, Rollin getting excluded makes other artists look much better.

YESSSSS BELIVE IN ME.

I AM THE 4TH GEN IT GIRL. 😔🙏🎉

It is because people sleep on Everglow