I think it's fine as long people know it's just for funsies. Like anything, there is always a line that shouldn't be crossed when things stop being just for fun and become serious or an obsession. It's just happens that in shipping culture crossing that line is super easy.
Personally when I was younger, I never understood shipping and thought it was cringey. However, I kinda get the fun of it now. I still don't get hardcore shippers thou.
I'm trying out retro.
If BP didn't exist, some other group could have capitalized on this concept instead. Not sure if at the same level of success to influence others, but in this what if, it would just mean YG would have another group with a different concept.
Maybe instead of continuing on their style of music, for some reason, he decided to follow the crowd and have his own bubblegum pop group instead of BP concept. In this case, we probably won't see as much unless some other group reaches similar level of success with this concept which isn't a guarantee. Current line up of groups and their concepts would be different.
It makes sense for a producer's POV. A producer can't work on that many songs and keep the quality. I can't disagree with this.
However, it's not necessarily true for a group. A group can work with multiple producers and keep the quality. I'd say there is a happy middle ground.
Too slow of releases is usually missed opportunities. Too many will have diminishing returns.
Dunno if they are the best per se, but these I liked very much:
Dorohedoro
Jujutsu Kaisen
Eizouken
Not a cereal person. I would have cereal and then add milk. It seems more practical this way.
Being realistic, gg life cycle is pretty short, so if they renew for a couple of years more, it would be great.
Kinda so so. It's not like the old forum was great per se in terms of layout or functionality.
