I would think the group is too political. If their song isn't about their lives then maybe.
Posts by Help1
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This is a good idea. Can I copy it
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Idk if it makes sense to say "HYBE" is oversaturating itself since the groups are from different sub companies. But I guess since they benefit from being viewed as a single brand (putting all their MVs under Hybe's channel, having people think of the groups as Hybe groups not Source Music or be:lift lab groups), then they also have to take the consequence of people thinking they have too many groups.
It doesn't really matter to me that they have too many groups, but I just don't like the styles of their concepts that they use in multiple groups.
I feel Hybe's style is too goody goody, I am not sure why, I guess maybe they follow artistic principles too much, or they are too perfect and it loses its relatability. Some of that could just be because I have a certain corporate image of Hybe (like Google). However, that image was formed from seeing multiple of their groups and songs/concepts throughout the years that do certain things like commenting on the entirety of youth, lore about youth, or just prioritizing being weird and artistic even if it is not "fun" or "cool". That is one good example of how Hybe is different: many other groups use themes of youth and self-confidence but make the messages fun, but sometimes Hybe doesn't care about making it fun or "typical" of what people expect from idol music.
Even in some of their "fun" songs like Antifragile or Hype Boy. They keep reminding you that it's about Kazuha's toe shoes and Sakura's career, not you loving yourself or whatever. Or they keep reminding you about your gender (I feel it must be uncomfortable to listen to HB if you identify as male), and that this song is supposed to be fun. And they just have to end the song like that.
In summary, sometimes they are just "jaemi eopseo" as Koreans would say, or their idea of fun is a lecture on how to have fun.
((Note: 😂 This part is partially a joke, but I am serious about the core points))
Although I won't watch the show. On one hand, I think the format of the different rounds sounds fun. But on the other hand, I feel like rating artists' performances on "creativity" and "expressiveness" is right in line with their concept philosophy which I dislike. (they succeed at being impressive which is correct due to the pressure they are under, as a huge company, but they might feel too perfected to the point where it interferes with evoking emotions)
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Doing heart fluttering moments
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I'm genuinely wondering if i can cover the whole board aldkjaldjf
If the game doesn't end until then, maybe
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And slowing them down, filtering them, etc, to make them more beautiful. I thought that maybe they might have an easy and quick application for making gifs?
I also never had any interest in gifs until I got into k-pop. My thought is, if the video is on an easily accessible site like youtube, where you can do timestamps, it would be much easier to just link the timestamp. Or if you want to share a set of like 20 gifs, maybe you could make a video to put them all together instead.
If it isn't on an easily accessible source, then, gif making would make more sense.
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those channels used to play a song at the end, then a company they owned would copyright the video, which would prevent another company from claiming copyright
looks like they got rid of that scam, now they are basically sellings ads, and not making money off the video itself
if you extend the bottom and see this, it means this is the person who owns the music
Wait that's why Zaty Farhani always plays a song at the end. I thought it was to advertise their favorite songs.
Edit: Both the kpop song and the outro are detected so IDK if it works
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I think this poster missed a big point, it's not just their faces but their body shapes (thin, tall) that make them stand out
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I just listened to their new song again, and it's not that bad, but I realized a small problem I have with it, I don't get what "Love me like this, love me like that love me like this and I'll love you right back" means. Or I only get vaguely it is about loving yourself, but like I cannot connect with it cause I don't get what it means.
They also had self-positivity in their lyrics before, but they combined it with an idea of a new world, in the new song there is only self-positivity and no new world (which goes back to what I said about how they reduced the visual spectacles).
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That's the best counter I can think of (thumbnail of this video)
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