Kpop

[Itskeira123]

What are your kpop opinions?

[donttouchmethere]

I... errr, also, I like some of it.

Has nothing to do with me installing Paradise Halls right now.

 

If I listen to this I feel like a Korean pro gamer =D

Spoiler

 

 

Or make me ponder if I should install a damn ENB for once...

Spoiler

 

 

Edited June 8, 2023 by donttouchmethere

[belegost]

3 hours ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

The performers are hired more for their looks instead of talent.

 

But... they all look the same.

[belegost]

3 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

They all sound the same, too.

I have no knowledge of that. Nor do I wish to change that fact anytime during the current millennium.

[AKM]

In addition to the above negatives stated, I hear the girls are exploited (at least by Western standards).  But then, by Western standards, just about anyone who isn't [enter out-group/currently acceptable punching bag here] can claim to be exploited and people would take it and run with it, so I don't really know the validity of the claim.

[HexBolt8]

9 hours ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

The performers are hired more for their looks instead of talent.

But ... but ... looks are talent!  Pity the poor Kpop artists whose talents are underappreciated.

 

And I am so not jamming out on Kpop songs right now.  As far as you know.

[Miauzi]

Vor 14 Stunden sagte Doktor Cadaver:

Nein, kein Fan. Die Darsteller werden eher wegen ihres Aussehens als wegen ihres Talents engagiert.

 

So it's like everywhere else in the world with their pop groups from the retort?

Well - then they went this way quite late in Korea - but they have learned well from the cultural model from the West.

("Spice-Girls" or "take that")

Besides, the normal European would hardly be able to distinguish whether a singer comes from China, Korea or Japan - they all look the same to him.

(yup - that's why there are certain prejudices about a "contra-blue" danger)

So if the "western" cultural circle gets upset about Korea-pop ... I would sweep in front of the door of the "ESC" for the Europeans.

(ESC - European Song - Contest)

[Decèdere]

I also don't like pop music in general. I've heard some kpop songs that were catchy in the chorus, but it's always a little too happy for my taste.

Edited June 9, 2023 by Decèdere

[belegost]

5 hours ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

Well, I just don't like pop music in general.  It doesn't matter to me where it originates.

No blast beats, no go.

[RonaldJeff]

Hi hello every one. I love Kpop song very much.

[Guest]

Yes no thanks. The community that keeps posting fancams to seeming unrelated reasons is probably on the spectrum. Also metal mouse

[t.ara]

Problem of all (which is not at all ony meant to be for this example) that is a missing serious music composer. And those who think they are, sadly create this endless improvisation of non-telling and non-contence-blah-blah-blah. Same is happening in the world of game creation. Technical possibilities = available, serious producers and creators = missing. Money rules with very poor entertainment.

 

pop= popular products = this one is not a such like-this one is another inacceptable poor imitation of other poor imitations...

Mostly become well singing interprets (nice and ugly ones) bored by acting and singing nonsence for a few bucks of money. And mostly they do not even understand that, sadly.

 

Edited June 10, 2023 by t.ara

[t.ara]

On 6/9/2023 at 12:33 AM, belegost said:

 

But... they all look the same.

And they all sound the same!

[Miauzi]

Vor 13 Minuten sagte t.ara:

Und sie klingen alle gleich!

 

Well - Hollywood's "film art" ultimately sets an example for all other art sectors.

If there is a "real pearl" among them ... one should regard it as the exception - which ultimately defines the rest of the "rule".

For the last 10-15 years it has been enough to see the trailer of a new film - everything interesting that happens in the film is "cut together" - most productions don't have more "powder".

So why should music or games work differently - same society (customers ... producers) - same rules of the market etc.?