Posts by superyeah

It has a chance. Every song has a chance! 50% chance it will and 50% chance it won't. 100% chance NMIXX is great.

"RUN2U" by STAYC went up in my personal rankings. It took months for me to fully appreciate how great that song really is. It's bold and innovative.

I gained so much more appreciation for this group thanks to the KCON Tour. I didn't even like "Vanilla" as much, but now I consider it such a great debut song.

"Q" and "Alive" are bops, too!

Looking forward to what they do next!

Great song! I love the meticulous details.

Many turn to K-pop as a healthy coping mechanism, and yes, it's a healthy coping mechanism for their preexisting struggles. Nothing's wrong with having struggles, by the way. Everyone's got their own battles, so we all need an interest or hobby to keep ourselves going. If we use it the right way, we could turn it into something that provides purpose and belonging.

If you've gone to K-pop conventions or concerts, you'd know most people there are just friendly people trying to have a good time. Generally, K-pop itself encourages warmth and acceptance as indicated by the emphasis on fandom and fan service.

The overwhelming majority of K-pop fans begin by focusing on what they love, not on rivalries with other fandoms, until they get caught up in the nonsense.

It's the excessively competitive aspect of it, usually fueled by those who take it too far by associating their pride with their favorites' accomplishments, that puts some fans into this unhinged mentality. I'd like to think of this as separate from K-pop, being more of a fringe group. It makes you wonder if they would have such strong resentment against certain acts if it weren't for pointless arguments about never-ending metrics and accolades that are subjective anyway.

It's nice to remember why we got into K-pop in the first place. Hold onto that state of pure bliss.

Who else love keshi and Joji? These two make some amazing music.

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i agree, i never really heard the song in full, but i just know that its absolutely everywhere. it is the song.

Facts and taste.

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oooh a youtuber did it ?? i guess then it is like those tik tok songs that got popular?

He was a popular YouTube comedian by the name of Filthy Frank prior to venturing into music. A lot of people didn't expect him to become such a great artist or to even take his craft so seriously, so it's just amazing to see how much has progressed over the years.

He's made a lot of other great songs before this, but this one really blew up because I guess a lot of people could relate to the lyrics in some way. The official music video is a bit more explicit to be shown here, but it shows a group of men engaging in self-destructive behavior, which parallels the song's message about getting with another woman while still having feelings for a former lover. It's pretty deep.

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i don't understand why this song is so popular

It's so good, though.

Incredible lyricism.

Who'd ever thought a YouTube comedian and meme artist would end up making a song like this?

English version or Korean version?

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MHJ sounds so arrogant in all of her interviews

forum.allkpop.com/thread/130317/
She gives me the impression that she wants to take all the credits for New Jeans' success and she sounds arrogant and salty about "Hybe's management" as if the other labels under Hybe don't have their own "independence". But the ironic fact is that it's Hybe stans that support NJ the most and thanks to Hybe's money and connections, NJ got a lot of good promos and resources. They literally got a variety show on a national channel 2 month after debut. Be thankful…

OP

Friday, 12:32 pm

She's a creative director. She's rightfully taking credit for her work. She was asked a question, and she answered it with transparency. I don't see anything wrong with that. You're implying she wants to undermine the resources she was given, but she clearly credited HYBE by stating that they share the same financial management.

Read reactions are sometimes done as a joke and sometimes as a way to express side-eyeing what the person said.

Don't take it too harshly.

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Refunds are given only when there's been a mistake of some sort. This is to deter users from intentionally misbehaving just to get banned for a refund.

Alright. That's enough. I was hoping this thread would spark interesting discussion about Brazilian culture and Brazilian memes and references, but I guess that's sadly not the case.

Closing!

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Sorry, pervert defender I mistake the symbols. BTW, you are not the only who use it. I saw others.

Let's not do this.

I thought this was supposed to be a wholesome thread. Disappointed.

Can't believe I only found out about this now. What a legend.

Spotify in case anyone's interested:

Come to Brazil! 🇧🇷