Probably not but I'd love it if idols dating publicly was normalised.
I'd love to know what type of people my faves and other idols go for lol.
Lol, due to the nature of their job it might be disappointing. However, the assumed backlash of fan loss for dating would last only a couple generations and it would be a norm. I think there is much more awareness of an idol's job and what it requires now which helps with that transition.
But not THIS young and not that early at debut
Tbf, I think the editing has a lot to do with the inappropriate feeling. If being gay (or doing anything gay-ish) wasn't such a scandal it would have had a more joyful rather than suggestive edit.
At first I was like, "Oh ain't this the usual teasing queerbaiting fanservice?"
Then at the end, "Oh this is a pretty rude coincidence as the first openly gay K-Pop group "Lionesses" was banned today for being LGBTQ"
Wow, the timing.
I hope Oh My Girl is still going strong with their next cb, and manages to beat the odds bc if not WM won't be looking so hot and ONF and Chaeyeon might suffer for it
Lmao they really want to torture this poor girl. Imagine she makes it all the way to the finale and they play eenie meenie minie mo to pick if she gets in or not
Yeah honestly it's annoying to hear "keep politics away from K-Pop" when it's entrenched in politics by design. It might be uncomfortable, but it's there.
Honestly with the news of Oh My Girl coming back soon (seems to be early-January!!!) and the girls establishing more a healthy work-life balance sentiment it makes sense why they wouldn't want to prepare for so many different performances when gearing up for a comeback. I def remember Jiho stating their fav time was when they're not coming back lol
Ig for the end year festivals they are more important for visibility leading up to a comeback, and they seem to be a necessity for most well-known groups.
Also, if people raise a huge fuss about you misgendering them in a first-time accident, it doesn't show good things about their character. The most shared approach is to make the correction and not make a big deal about your mistake because it changes the focus onto you instead of the person you misgendered.
I've noticed that Koreans like when females have kind of straightened hair it was same with Yuna, the way it goes down through cheeks and makes face/head look smaller
Maybe, but specifically for Giselle she has a wider top of half of her face, so it's a heart-shaped face I think. By eliminating much of the visible area through the side pieces it makes her achieve the ideal oval face that is conventionally attractive.
lmao is the 'together' part cheeky?
What's worse is that it's possible that the Nonstop team was voted in as a joke. That sucks all around
Maybe to keep K-pop distinctly Asian?
However, there are big problems with using K-pop or any Asian music market as a representative of Asian people as a whole: Western music influences and imitations.
Though, I understand why people want a music scene that's both relevant, influential and visually different from the Western spaces that have a lack of Asian faces.
Wow, that song is so unique and interesting, it has so many different sections but stays cohesive. I'll pay attention more to Tri.be in the future
