There is like zero dead weight in that group. Everyone brings something to the table.
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They'll drop them in about six years once their contracts are up. By then they'll have a new group lined up. K-pop is all about the young bucks. Same with Twice, they'll probably disband at the end of their contacts too. Wonder Girls, 2NE1, and SNSD were all huge once and they're basically gone. SM really played SNSD during their last comeback.
Most idols careers are ephemeral. Seems like most of them quit once their contracts are up. So just enjoy them. We still have years of songs.
Most idols careers are ephemeral. Seems like most of them quit once their contracts are up. So just enjoy them. We still have years of songs.
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I'm fine with "Had your run, now you're done" so long as the groups that deserved it actually had a good run for their 5 years.
Probably Sistar fans.
BigBang had a solid three years between Alive and Made. Just didn't seem that bad cause most of them had solo releases in between.
BlackPink could have used a Jennie Mini during this lull.
BlackPink could have used a Jennie Mini during this lull.
It really ended up being budget-y. That 90s retro VHS vibe doesn't match at all a song with latin roots, it feels tacked on.
Haven't seen it but you can't go wrong with Park Bo Young.
Oh My Ghost, also on Netflix, was fantastic.
Strong Woman Do Bong-soon was amazing. As for drama Recs, have you seen Stranger? I've been loving it so far.
That Jimin song is... ok. I agree with Pedro about the aesthetics being tacked on and not having anything to do with the song itself. If it was like an EDM kinda song I could see that working but for that song nah. It really throws the whole things off for me. I do appreciate her for doing something different from what she's used to but it doesn't save it for me. I dunno if it's just me but it feels like the Latin parts and the more electronic parts just didn't really mesh well together.
SF9's vid was better connected to the song itself (which was also Latin inspired) and certain parts of the choreography and production were full on cheese.
SF9's vid was better connected to the song itself (which was also Latin inspired) and certain parts of the choreography and production were full on cheese.
Age of Youth is really good. I think it's called something else on Netflix though. Something like "Hello My Twenties". One of the more realistic dramas, deals with some serious issues while still managing to be funny.
Plus the second season just wrapped so now is a good time to binge. Although, I don't think S2 is on Netflix yet.
Another newbie to KpopEra. Those playlists look like prime listening for my next few commutes. Been a fan of the few SNSD, BoA, 4minute, 2NE1, and A.kor Black songs that I've heard so this should be fun.
Tell me about it...
They are my current favourites, and one of the few current groups/artists that actually interest me.
At the moment, my engagement with K-Pop in general is pretty fleeting, so if BP get added to the recent tire fire, I'm going to be legit shook.
This is the darkest timeline, for sure.
The rumour was mentioned in the last page, but you can see what Jennie said here: https://twitter.com/acousticnude/status/921350402355761153
Ah thanks, skimmed through must of missed it.
She does seem a little agitated, but it could be a bait to generate hype
Former Wassup Member Nada Opens Up About Her Legal Disputes With Agency
I honestly hope we see more artists sue their agencies like this in the future. They're just not being treated fairly.
I honestly hope we see more artists sue their agencies like this in the future. They're just not being treated fairly.
I haven't watched that yet, but it looked good. I'd recommend Reply 1997, School 2013, and Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo if you're into slice of life type dramas. They're all free on Dramafever and Reply 1997 is on Netflix as well.
Loona's agency is Blockberry Creative, which is a subsidiary of Polaris Entertainment, whose parent company is Ilkwang Group, who has their main business in arms trade.
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