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TheEmulator
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Fawkes
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On November 01 2013 11:03 Requizen wrote: She's like, a decent rapper. Neither of their songs actually involve real singing so idk if she has a voice. Twerking is stupid and she loses points for that video. Since when did having a voice matter to you? | ||
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Disregard
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N.geNuity
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Ym1r
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{ToT}ColmA
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casualman
United States1198 Posts
I had a mini panic attack. Man that would have been the end of an era on TL. | ||
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DystopiaX
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SongByungWewt
China593 Posts
On November 01 2013 10:44 Hall0wed wrote: That is exactly how I would expect a typical KMDer to think. Just because male idols have a lot of fangirls doesn't mean the quality of their music has to be any less (though of course sometimes it is). There are quite a few male groups with very worthwhile albums and some good solo works out there too. Also the term kpop doesn't have to be used just for idol music, many times people use the word "kpop" it encompasses all sorts of Korean music, including rock, hip-hop, ballad singers, and anything else you can think of. If you hadn't left us then you would think differently about that. I didn't say the quality of guys in kpop was lower. I implied I'm not a teenage girl and that's what their product is geared towards. Maybe your tastes are similar to teenage girls. That's great for you. You have a lot of guys to listen to. But it's not my thing so leave it at that. Also your histrionics about typical KMDers is rude and you should keep such stereotyping thoughts to yourself. Lastly, people might use the word kpop many times, but that doesn't make it correct. Korean hip hop is its own genre. K-rock is it's own genre. Ballads are their own genre. They do not fall under the umbrella of kpop. Just because some people equate kpop to korean music as a whole doesn't make it true. Kpop is idol music. That's what the POP part represents. | ||
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Sc2zero7
United States574 Posts
And Navi, Kim Bo Kyung OST and ROO + Show Spoiler + | ||
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giesecke
Germany361 Posts
On November 01 2013 17:56 SongByungWewt wrote: I didn't say the quality of guys in kpop was lower. I implied I'm not a teenage girl and that's what their product is geared towards. Maybe your tastes are similar to teenage girls. That's great for you. You have a lot of guys to listen to. But it's not my thing so leave it at that. Also your histrionics about typical KMDers is rude and you should keep such stereotyping thoughts to yourself. Lastly, people might use the word kpop many times, but that doesn't make it correct. Korean hip hop is its own genre. K-rock is it's own genre. Ballads are their own genre. They do not fall under the umbrella of kpop. Just because some people equate kpop to korean music as a whole doesn't make it true. Kpop is idol music. That's what the POP part represents. your post is just wrong in so many ways | ||
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DwD
Sweden8621 Posts
 Fun song to be honest, something different at least. | ||
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zeru
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On November 01 2013 16:07 Fawkes wrote: Since when did having a voice matter to you? Plz On November 01 2013 16:23 Disregard wrote: Is it wrong if one said the Fiestar MV and song is rather...creative? I wouldn't say creative. It's pretty standard kpop lyrics, though the beat is a fun take on the nursery rhyme. The MV is damn funny though. I really want to see the perf/dance version for this, the dance parts that we did see were a lot of fun. Better than We Don't Stop, not as good as Vista. Is this a full album or just another single? | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8771 Posts
how? his last paragraph at the very least is true. kpop is supposed to mean idol music. anyone who doesnt follow korean music that much will say theyve heard "kpop" when theyve only really heard snsd. | ||
Kaiwa
Netherlands2209 Posts
It's more the easy of saying K-pop as in Korean music than having to refer to each little sub-genre with a K in front of it. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
![[image loading]](http://me2day.phinf.naver.net/20131101_237/glam_me2_1383293931577iVoaG_JPEG/glam_me2_276208984515863966.jpg) Creepy Zinni: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://me2day.phinf.naver.net/20131101_50/glam_me2_1383232424355GrQdH_JPEG/glam_me2_7758747977654552630.jpg) Edit: Also HyoFany~ + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/8nR1B5q.jpg) | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On November 01 2013 22:54 Kaiwa wrote: Well to be fair, I think calling something K-rock, K-electronica or whatever is dumb too. The K in that case seems irrelevant to me. For instance, people don't call german rap, G-Rap. That's fucking dumb. It's more the easy of saying K-pop as in Korean music than having to refer to each little sub-genre with a K in front of it. It's relevant if it has a different sound. Like how J-rock makes sense because it sounds distinctly japanese, and not just because of the language they're singing in. Kpop is the same way. I might extend it to K-rock but I haven't heard much else beyond that. | ||
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andyrau
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it's accurate barring the whole 'male idol music only appeals to teenage girls' kpop = korean pop. you could have an unknown korean artist making pop and it could be called kpop. and pop is a pretty general term; people just arbitrarily label popular songs as 'pop' when it really isn't. On November 01 2013 22:54 Kaiwa wrote: Well to be fair, I think calling something K-rock, K-electronica or whatever is dumb too. The K in that case seems irrelevant to me. For instance, people don't call german rap, G-Rap. That's fucking dumb. It's more the easy of saying K-pop as in Korean music than having to refer to each little sub-genre with a K in front of it. k-electronica is more subtle than western electro music k-hip-hop is also unique in its sound when you compare it to its western counterparts. But I guess k-rap is rap is rap is rap. | ||
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SongByungWewt
China593 Posts
On November 02 2013 00:46 DystopiaX wrote: It's relevant if it has a different sound. Like how J-rock makes sense because it sounds distinctly japanese, and not just because of the language they're singing in. Kpop is the same way. I might extend it to K-rock but I haven't heard much else beyond that. The korean hip hop scene is pretty distinct as well, and really doesn't fall under the Kpop tent, even if they have random girls in every group doing a "rap verse." Just like in Latin America what started as reggae and hip hop has spun out into a number of different genres. It might be easier to call it k-pop but it doesn't make it correct. If you were going to simply lump everything as Kpop, you might as well just call it Korean music, but obviously that's not a good idea because the music of an entire nation is quite diverse. There's a world of difference between a ballad singer and a kpop solo artist. IMO Son Ga-In and Hyuna and IU etc fall squarely under the kpop tent. Lee Soo Young, hell no. Ailee is borderline. I just think it's nonsensical to try to claim kpop encompasses all these genres. Yes, kpop incorporates elements from each of these other genres, but it doesn't encompass them. | ||
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