The sad fact of tolerating a nonKPopper and making her the Senior Singer to rule over KPop for 11 long years until Huntr/x blasted off her influence.
Posts by WhyKnock
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Yes, she would've fit in iz*one. Chowon is an all around talent and one of the best 4th gen vocalist. She would've been one of the best vocalist in the group, and it's unfair to say if she would've fit. We just don't know, but I think her talent would have made it work.
It's too bad that happened because she lost millions of dollars and would've been very popular. Hopefully things get better for because she deserves so much more.
Not really. She will forever be inferior to Kwon Eunbi and Kim Hyungseo(Bibi).
At least she is younger than them.
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In one word, yes.
I think she is now trying to become like Kwon Eunbi, not giving an attention to the members now everyone knows the group is done.
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They can always change the choreo easier when they get older. There are hong kong singers doing tours when they are 60.
That is why soloists last longer. They have plenty of songs to sing when they get older. Dance groups do not have such luxury
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By the time they reach their 50s, we might be in a nightmarish scenario such as AI holograms dancing on stage, perhaps being sung by AI clones of their younger voices too, or real humans dancing whilst getting the faces of the members deepfaked onto them in real time through drone carried projectors.
Already happening. Plave concerts are like that
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All these people who had argued for a 'longer career' for BTS are thoroughly debunked now Huntr/x and Saja Boys have redefined the paradigm of KPop. I have already written a few times that IU is finished since her style of music received a fatal blow.
Longer career for a dancing act is simply laughable.
I have said a few times that the next round of concert for BTS will be its last for a very long time, just like this round of BlackPink concert would be the last for quite a long time as the members begin to look for their own interests.
Jang Woohyuk of H.O.T, whose real estate investment was rather successful, seems to be the one organizing this round of H.O.T concert.
But, the reported setlist is such that there would be only 3 songs they would sing together, and each of the 5 members will sing at least 2 solo songs. All of them did have solo albums before. Their songs to teenage fans do not resonate anymore, and , frankly speaking, in late 40s they are too old to dance their hit numbers.
I have heard somewhere that even though Coldplay had the biggest concert after Taylor Swift, this round of tour will be its last since it is becoming too much for them, They are 47-48 years old.
Did those who failed arithmetic seriously think that BTS would be performing their hits , dancing, when they turn 48?
All idols grow old. They won't be able to perform their biggest hits when they turn, say, 45.
BTS missing their best years is a blow they would NEVER recover. Never. To placate the Korean fans, who consist maybe 5% of their world fans.
And it was in vain, after all, since Netflix will be calling the shots in KPop from now on.
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You're ignorant to think that anything can replace the traditional music of Korea and it borders on racism because you suggest that the Artists you mention represent Korean Music or Korean Traditional Music.
It's no wonder why Koreans think Non-Koreans are fools because based from your post you lack the understanding of a culture that is far superior to the one you represent.
Both Golden and Soda Pop were produced by Korean-Americans and Korean-Canadians, those who left Korea and not part of the local tradition
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So what are the differences between traditional Korean and trot? And Western singing?
The old style of Korean chants, followed by people such as Song Sohee, became irrelevant when Japan began to rule Korea in around 1910.
But, a 'Korean' style of singing was developed in 1970s, against the mainstream trot style copied from Japan, had become dominant in 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s until Seo Taeji made them irrelevant. IU revived such style and this is the end of the Restoration of the local style.
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shocking!
Weapons and infrastructure that is 40 years older than that of the opponent doesn't stand a chance.
What a marvelous observation!
Dumb comparison with music, though.
Actually the Crimean War, 1856, was fought not much differently from the Napoleonic wars.
And IU did reintroduce a earlier 1990s ballad in 2017
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Because of her, and her only, the old style still continued till at least about late 2024
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Trot comes from the Japanese Enka style.
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I compared BTS and IU to Napoleon and Wellington.
Warfare in 1850s were little different from warfare in 1810s, although the introduction of railroads did change things a bit.
Then the US civil war broke out in 1861, and although the South had better generalship, it had weaker infrastructure.
Also, Richard Gatling invented the Gatling machine gun. Although he was born in South Carolina, he moved to the midwest and at the time the war broke out he was living in Indiana, ruled by the North.
Warfare completely changed by railroads and machine guns.
Wellington would not have done so well against a typical American Civil War general. Wellington's squares would have been blasted off by machine guns.
From then, until the end of WW2, wars were railroad wars. Key rail junctions often became bitter battlegrounds.
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Golden put an end to the traditional way of singing in Korea, a tectonic change.
IU came back again and again because she was the last of the traditional Korean singing style, not affected by trot, recreating ballads from late 1980s and early 1990s before Seotaiji.
But, unlike 2014 when she completely overturned the existing structure of KPop and restored the old order as if nothing had happened, and completely wiped out the 2nd genration off the table (She had a greater success among the 3rd gen, despite of being a 2nd gen singer), this time those who grew up listening her style of songs are now listening to trot, and all of her allies have gone over to Golden since it is the newest hot thing.
I think from now on all Kpop songs will be variations of Golden or Saja boys songs. Ending IU's style of older songs, emphasizing pure vocals, and introducing the new style KPop Demon Hunters introduced.
Because of IU, all KPop acts had to at least maintain some degree of older style singing. Golden has ended that forever.
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It's because Japan has excellent DRM. Their artists get paid and make a living. The Japanese music industry is the last one on earth that isn't a flaming mess. They control everything they can to make sure their content is on lock and rightfully so.
And it is hard for haphazard Korean management to beat that