Posts by rubyjanes
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Also the haters need to lay off with the jokes "HYBE heard the criticism and gave them a song with no singing", like, how else did y'all expect them to solve the problem. It's not like they're gonna have a miraculous vocal improvement in a matter of months, that kind of development takes years.
LSF is in a real lose-lose predicament If they'd given them a vocal heavy track, the second they perform it live, they'd get slammed for sounding bad, but if they perform a rap/ talk-singing song, people will say they're embarrassed and dodging singing
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The song itself is a pretty mid house EDM club song, though the lyrics are definetly laying it on thick with the "ballroom", queer sub-culture talk, to the point of almost becoming a parody (like "all the girls are girling".... come on.)
However, as a performance (song + choreo) Crazy is much more enjoyable. The choreo is well done and perfectly suits the track imo
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Kinda proves how much of a music drought we're in right now. No shade Supernova is a good song and definitely went viral, but it's not even Next Level level if we're being real, and certainly not Ddu-du Ddu-du or Cheer Up level song
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There have been many groups I was keen on initially (or even highly invested in for years, *cough* BP *cough*) whose subsequent releases where disappointing to the point of losing interest in the group, however LOONA was the most egregious case of this.
They had so much promise. Their early music was so outside kpop's league, but then from 2019 onwards they began releasing generic nugu company slop.
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the netizens calling her so-so are delusional. she's above averagely pretty, too young by the looks of it though.
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Could never have guessed Hanni #2 only behind Karina. I knew she'd been buzz-worthy during Bubble Gum and Supernatural with her short hair, but didn't realize how much she'd outpaced her other members (at least in this one platform)
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Kpop fans (and gen zers in general) are in for a rude awakening lol. A big part of the music industry (and entertainment industry in general) is made up of jews and most people in the industry are friends with these jewish people, many (not all but still many) of whom have some degree of sympathy with israel/isrelis
I say these people need to dig a whole in the ground and stick their heads in it to avoid consuming any sort of media just to be safe it wasn't tainted by any zionist influence, you know, wouldn't want to be a hypocrite or anything, right?
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heard it for the first time, bop
Azealia Banks is great. Unfortunately many know her as more of a meme than an artist because of her extreme behavior, but her impact on rap, house, and voguing/club music is immense. I would be pleased if she became like the next Tinashe and a slurry of kpop artists began taking inspiration from her.
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Probably that's what they try to say, BUT it's really dumb, honestly, because you can change the public opinion. Many people did that. It's like when someone says: "People can't change." That's the biggest BS in life. Everyone can change, but most people just too lazy to do it.
If this is what they try to say, it's not "cool", they're promoting a negative way of thinking.
I don't get this Tyla obsession from some Kpop stans. Do you really think Tyla is original? They don't really set themselves apart from anything. The teaser feels like HYBE "copying" Solar's COLORS and Chungha's I'm Ready! But it's not the first time when a BIG4 agency copying Mamamoo or Chungha.
Side note: The Afro beat trend didn't start yesterday, it's a trend for at least a decade, and it's not like LSF didn't "copied" Tyla, they did it with SMART! And Tyle "copied" Rihanna and others. This is how the music industry works. In the mainstream media, 99% of the songs are "influenced" by someone else songs or used the beats of others.
I never meant to imply Tyla alone popularized afrobeats, obviously the genre has been popular for a long time, since as early as the 90s or 2000s as I can remember, although it may be even earlier, I just mentioned her because her song Water led to a resurgence in the genre's hype
I also know tropical house has long been a trope in Kpop summer music since at least the 2010s, I was only trying to communicate my appreciation that instead of continuing with the "Smart" sound, which would seem like the obvious choice for their next summer cb, they instead are going with another trend (which I never implied only LSF is doing), electric club
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I am pleased and not surprised to see them pivoting towards the EDM/club music sound. its a smart move, while the rest of Kpop is hopping on the Tyla afrobeats trend, LSF can set themselves apart by hopping on the club music hype reignited by the recent Charli XCX album
the part with the dog barking over the beat reminds me of Van Vogue by Azelia Banks, and I hope they keep it in the final song (probably a b-side)
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I've lost my interest in BP over the years as a result of their inactivity and my own shift in taste, but witnessing the girls (especially Lisa), flourish above and beyond what I or they ever could've imagined when BP debuted makes me feel happy and proud
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Thats the stereotype and well, stereotypes usually do come from somewhere.... female artists certainly have annoying and catty fans, but theres something about idolizing and obsessing over a man/men that incites especially rabid behavior in larger masses of people. maybe its a biological phenomenon with roots in human evolution, maybe its just a coincidence, who knows
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Because Japan and Korea, are in fact, different cultures
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there is a smooth filter over the video that gives it that half-real, half-animated quality many AI creations have so it makes sense why people would think that
