Posts by rukia24

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solo songs shows that he can create very good rhythms and lyrics. For me he can work with any producer and help the artist not lose his color or musical style, there are many producers who always use the same style for other artists and it becomes monotonous. I like Agust D and it is one of the albums that is always on my playlist every year

Japanese members are always loved in Korea (Mina, Sana, Momo) and I think Kazuha will be. This girl has an air of royalty, she doesn't need a lot of makeup or a great body to attract the public, just her presence is impressive.

either in China, Japan, America the first ones were TVXQ along with Arashi, F4 (Asian wave). The other groups knew how to take advantage of that door. Even JYJ was the first boy group to perform on billboard. SuJu and BB benefited.

with dreamus everything is possible, although SM prefers to give NCT127 the pass.

I've always thought that kpop was copied from some Japanese melodies, I never expected to see otherwise. WAITING FOR STEVEN LEE TO WORK WITH TXT AND CREATE AN ARTWORK LIKE REAL FACE, RESCUE

I think SKZ will do well on their tour and Billboard entry. But why did that magazine talk about mirror sales? Does anyone have the data?

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Melon Daily Chart

166. Polaroid Love - Enhypen

167. DA RA RI - Treasure

168. Maniac - Stray Kids

BONUS:

185. TXT - PS5

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I thought Salem's song dropped off the top 200. I think Salem and TXT found their space on tik tok.

SORRY PS5

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i refuse to believe people here didn't cotton on to op's shtick already

you had me in the first half. the only winner should be the group you end up liking the most, not whoever becomes more successful in the end.

Are we talking about fans who like kpop? If they don't sell well or don't have enough achievements automatically your favorite is an irrelevant group. THE TOXIC THING OF THE person who made this thread is only to feel superior and feed his ego. I repeat it again, the group that can last will be the successful and popular one, that does not mean that a successful song will not last over time.

I still don't understand why sales are so important? At this moment all groups sell, but popularity and sales do not define the winner, we all know that any group can become the most successful.

I guess we all like to spend buying albums. We should be happy that our favorites can make money.

If they would be, the trends they imposed were never beneficial to kpop, if not to themselves and their growth with a good discography. Stan kpop should stop associating kpop with BTS.

TXT is one of the groups that can sing live. About the music programs, I will only say that it is not 100% live.

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Dig deeper in the quarters. . I seen some Moa calling JJ a Wasian. So no, there is plenty of Moa who is a disgusting garbage. I think our fandom managed to grab a hold of it once they realized that when they post things like this they gonna get dragged to the ground too.

If you see those posts about Traine A on your timeline, then you're following the wrong accounts. The accounts that I say focus on streaming, voting and reproductions. MOA is for TXT, if there are people who are interested in other groups stop using the name of the fandom lightly.

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HYBE knows how to share the market for its edges. Collaborations, osts, ep/ops for dramas and animes give them more exposure with Japanese PG and fan groups.

I think TXT would rather do their own marketing than wait for the fandom. I find it excellent so no one can doubt that they love their work.

It was also trending on Weibo, it has such media coverage that in the future I think Huening will be a famous surname.

YG does a good marketing making them react to Treasure, at least it's not like SM monopolizes the Reacttothek channel for their convenience, while the girl who runs the channel denies her preferences, she is not sincere to her reactions. If I had to choose a channel to react on music, I would choose this one.

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