Posts by looneyjoons

i think it should be acknowledged that the western and eastern definition of masculine in general is different

im like confused why she switched agencies still, especially when she switched they were actively being shitted on.

Bright concepts > crush/hip hop concepts

I said what I said

Yes if alot of their performances are lip synced

No, if it is done occasionally or on special occasions. Their throats need rest too. During promotion times, you can't expect idols to be singing every single note live. For example EXO's Jongdae lipsynced one of his high notes to prepare for the next one. Completely logical.

Also for appearances where it is important for their dance to be perfect, I can understand it.

I think occasions where lipsync is bad is concerts 100%, and for some other fan oriented activities. Like maybe fanmeets?

Get well soon Hani

That is one of the worst possible ideas I have ever heard. Starting to sound a little bit like the After School situation.

So prettttyyy is it orange themed palette?

Also does anyone know if this brand's palettes are high quality?

Hiii could I get a yeri dp that matches my sig?

If you can't find that could you find me any pink yeri dp and sig combination?

Correct me if I'm wrong but I feel like longevity is pretty difficult for any non big 3 group.

Despite all that they are doing incredibly well. Also, I never thought that their career trajectory is similar to EXID but I think you're right.

As a BTS stan, In terms of popularity and reach, BTS is 100% the greatest Korean act. But I wonder who Koreans would cite as the best musical artist the country has seen.

I feel like their perspective in terms of music could be quite different.

It kind of doesn't make sense to me. But at the same time it might actually work lol.

I become really dedicated to the few interviews/ show appearances that they do have. Or stream their MVs frequently if I miss them.

I guess it does give them an air of superiority, but also fan content is what makes groups thrive considering how the industry is.

I wonder what behind the scenes impact it might have.

I feel like we constantly forget that this isn't always a passion or something but it's also a job. They go to work. Sometimes you like your job and sometimes you don't.

I'm sure at some point most wanted to leave, many stuck w it because this is what they always wanted to do and many stuck with it because of the salary. Either way it's fine.

We shouldn't expect them to be super passionate all the time, they are employees who just have more public jobs.

Going back to the question, if my bias didn't like being an idol. I would ask them to just weigh the pros and cons of leaving, like you would advise a regular worker.