I've yet to see a group that can have an acapella segment in their song. the flex was too much
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The acapella at 2:55 is amazing
Sorry, It's back to the original title
I know s.e.s flopped in Japan. Oh well
Nope everyone thought idol groups are unprofitable cuz of financial problems. The industry was extinct. TVXQ has debuted in 2003 and got huge success. They have proved that it is profitable. More people begun to produce idol groups after that.
No, BigBang has brought hip hop, but their approach was different from typical hip hop. GD's self produced songs "Lies" and "Haru Haru" has changed the whole game. They have gone very experimental with their sound. It was dance song with a hip hop ballad, driven by a sentimental piano melody. It was very unconventional and different from western hip hop that's why it has gained so much interest. And BigBang's influence is much more than just hip hop. And G.D has debuted in 1996 he is senior to most kpop idols even that hip hop group 1TYM.
Not sure how G.D being around since the 90's is a serious statement. He was 8 years old in 1996 while 1TYM was an established group for YG.
I agree with BIGBANG coming with an original sound in kpop so they get credit for that.
More people started producing idol groups because of H.O.T, not TVXQ. Koreans know this already regardless of ifans trying to change the narrative.
Without TVXQ, the industry would still go on with soloists dominating at the time. It was Wonder Girls who shifted the public focus from soloists to groups with their national hit Tell Me.
Without BIGBANG, mainstream hip hop would still exist because it was around since the early 90's in Korea and so were songwriting artists. Teddy Park was apart of a group called 1TYM and gave BB the baton to carry on YG.
kpop started gaining traction in the west and thus, the quest for western validation began
"Ex-H.O.T member Moon Hee Jun revealed he noticed the immense potential of junior group TVXQ early on in the game.
During the filming of an upcoming episode of JTBC’s “Inside Story Salon,” Moon Hee Jun said, “If a junior singer has outstanding talent and improves at a very quick pace, you can feel threatened,” and chose TVXQ as the junior group that made him feel that way.
“TVXQ greeted me when they were trainees, and even back then, I thought that they could surpass H.O.T,” he confessed.
When asked if he felt any other junior groups posing a threat to H.O.T’s popularity, the singer said, “In the glory days of H.O.T, there was no rival that was capable of causing a change [in our position].”
Moon Hee Jun: “TVXQ Posed the Biggest Threat to H.O.T” | Soompi
as someone who likes discussing top groups, I say utter dominance of 3rd gen. From 2007-2015, it was anyone's ball game and since 2016-present, it's easy to see who the top group is.
If I'm not mistaken, TWICE sold like 10 million albums now. Will they surpass them and be 2nd only to BTS?
As One is still active? wow. their first 2 albums are classics.
All I know is that 2nd, 3rd, and 4th gen all overlap together. I enjoy all of then.
is anyone here korean? someone please say yes lol
Yes albeit I'm Canadian as well
Throughout the years? Also, BTS 😁.
Not one group had ever peaked like them, and still peaking, btw.
what if another group comes along and breaks everyone's records? BTS is that group right now but the next big kpop group might come along in the year 2050 .
Biggest? Isn't it BTS' currently?
Right now it's BTS. I'm just talking about throughout the years
