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kagura wrote:
Vissy wrote:
kagura wrote:
BUT lmao tb to time i was 12-14 tho, i was like biggest emo ever. i had all black make up, some metal band shirts mostly likely children of bodom and i sat alone in corner at school with headphones on
but no i didn't listen metal, i listened big bang's haru haru on replay

yeaah i big bang was the best shit, i still listen it sometimes for nostalgia
Omg haru haru is amazing
yess it is
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Posts: 7616
Date: 27-01-2021 14:58
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
wait im confused would korean disco be considered k-pop wouldnt it be k-disco
people use kpop just to mean all popular korean music. Disco is closely related to pop and the two genres can converge. it's not exclusively one or the other. as you can see in the billboard article referencing Dua Lipa, Lady gaga etc (all part of the disco revival, all pop music, all did well) the 'disco revival' is a phrase more than anything encompassing music released now that has a 'retro' or 'vintage' vibe (specifically 70s/80s)
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:00
Pavlov
International Star



Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
wait im confused would korean disco be considered k-pop wouldnt it be k-disco
people use kpop just to mean all popular korean music. Disco is closely related to pop and the two genres can converge. it's not exclusively one or the other. as you can see in the billboard article referencing Dua Lipa, Lady gaga etc (all part of the disco revival, all pop music, all did well) the 'disco revival' is a phrase more than anything encompassing music released now that has a 'retro' or 'vintage' vibe (specifically 70s/80s)
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
it would be like saying oh i like american music
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:01
Pavlov
International Star



Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
people use kpop just to mean all popular korean music. Disco is closely related to pop and the two genres can converge. it's not exclusively one or the other. as you can see in the billboard article referencing Dua Lipa, Lady gaga etc (all part of the disco revival, all pop music, all did well) the 'disco revival' is a phrase more than anything encompassing music released now that has a 'retro' or 'vintage' vibe (specifically 70s/80s)
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
it would be like saying oh i like american music
unless youre genuinely listening to music because of the language itself
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:02
Persona
Streetmusician



Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
wait im confused would korean disco be considered k-pop wouldnt it be k-disco
people use kpop just to mean all popular korean music. Disco is closely related to pop and the two genres can converge. it's not exclusively one or the other. as you can see in the billboard article referencing Dua Lipa, Lady gaga etc (all part of the disco revival, all pop music, all did well) the 'disco revival' is a phrase more than anything encompassing music released now that has a 'retro' or 'vintage' vibe (specifically 70s/80s)
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
when people say they're a fan of kpop, it usually means they take an interest in music produced in korea. which is fine - it's like saying you like Italian cinema, or Russian literature. kpop groups have differences, but also similarities which comes from often sharing producers, cultural impacts, dealing with similar entertainment agencies, etc
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Posts: 24233
Date: 27-01-2021 15:04
Pavlov
International Star



Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
people use kpop just to mean all popular korean music. Disco is closely related to pop and the two genres can converge. it's not exclusively one or the other. as you can see in the billboard article referencing Dua Lipa, Lady gaga etc (all part of the disco revival, all pop music, all did well) the 'disco revival' is a phrase more than anything encompassing music released now that has a 'retro' or 'vintage' vibe (specifically 70s/80s)
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
when people say they're a fan of kpop, it usually means they take an interest in music produced in korea. which is fine - it's like saying you like Italian cinema, or Russian literature. kpop groups have differences, but also similarities which comes from often sharing producers, cultural impacts, dealing with similar entertainment agencies, etc
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:06
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ouch wrote:
Annoying fanbase, annoying language, annoying music. Pretty much 
Date: 27-01-2021 15:09
Reaper
Popstar



Reaper wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
when people say they're a fan of kpop, it usually means they take an interest in music produced in korea. which is fine - it's like saying you like Italian cinema, or Russian literature. kpop groups have differences, but also similarities which comes from often sharing producers, cultural impacts, dealing with similar entertainment agencies, etc
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
Yes pretty much
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Posts: 33160
Date: 27-01-2021 15:09
Reaper
Popstar



Reaper wrote:
C4TH3DR4L wrote:
ouch wrote:
Annoying fanbase, annoying language, annoying music. Pretty much 
Thanks didn't expect anything more from you
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Posts: 33160
Date: 27-01-2021 15:10
Persona
Streetmusician



Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
doesnt that make it kinda dumb to be like im a fan of k-pop if k-pop is just anything as long as its korean and produced in korea, like it literally doesnt need to have anything in common then
when people say they're a fan of kpop, it usually means they take an interest in music produced in korea. which is fine - it's like saying you like Italian cinema, or Russian literature. kpop groups have differences, but also similarities which comes from often sharing producers, cultural impacts, dealing with similar entertainment agencies, etc
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
yeah, i believe so. Koreans themselves wouldn't I suppose view it as 'kpop' (but I believe they refer to it as kpop in a professional capacity in some interviews/award shows these days because that's what it's referred to internationally, so it's a nod to international fans) Korea has a big interest in exporting their entertainment and media in general. Not just to America or whatever, but primarily the other East Asian countries 
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Posts: 24233
Date: 27-01-2021 15:10 | Times changed: 1
Private
Popstar



ouch wrote:
Vissy wrote:
C4TH3DR4L wrote:
ouch wrote:
Annoying fanbase, annoying language, annoying music. Pretty much 
Thanks didn't expect anything more from you
Lol why so agressive around this, ppl can find things u like annoying w/o u having to take offence
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Posts: 95651
Date: 27-01-2021 15:11
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
when people say they're a fan of kpop, it usually means they take an interest in music produced in korea. which is fine - it's like saying you like Italian cinema, or Russian literature. kpop groups have differences, but also similarities which comes from often sharing producers, cultural impacts, dealing with similar entertainment agencies, etc
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
yeah, i believe so. Koreans themselves wouldn't I suppose view it as 'kpop' (but I believe they refer to it as kpop in a professionally capacity in some interviews/award shows these days because that's what it's referred to internationally, so it's a nod to international fans) Korea has a big interest in exporting their entertainment and media in general. Not just to America or whatever, but primarily the other East Asian countries 
yeah thats what im saying future political superpower
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:11
Persona
Streetmusician



Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
yeah, i believe so. Koreans themselves wouldn't I suppose view it as 'kpop' (but I believe they refer to it as kpop in a professionally capacity in some interviews/award shows these days because that's what it's referred to internationally, so it's a nod to international fans) Korea has a big interest in exporting their entertainment and media in general. Not just to America or whatever, but primarily the other East Asian countries 
yeah thats what im saying future political superpower
oh yeah, definitely 
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Posts: 24233
Date: 27-01-2021 15:12
Reaper
Popstar



Reaper wrote:
ouch wrote:
Vissy wrote:
C4TH3DR4L wrote:
Thanks didn't expect anything more from you
Lol why so agressive around this, ppl can find things u like annoying w/o u having to take offence
I just don't get it ok, but moving on everyone go listen to whatever you want not like I can change your minds
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Posts: 33160
Date: 27-01-2021 15:12
Pavlov
International Star



Pavlov wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
Persona wrote:
Pavlov wrote:
is k-pop like anime where the word shifts meaning depending on if youre in or outside the country in question
yeah, i believe so. Koreans themselves wouldn't I suppose view it as 'kpop' (but I believe they refer to it as kpop in a professionally capacity in some interviews/award shows these days because that's what it's referred to internationally, so it's a nod to international fans) Korea has a big interest in exporting their entertainment and media in general. Not just to America or whatever, but primarily the other East Asian countries 
yeah thats what im saying future political superpower
culture must be one of their main exports fuelling the country i bet
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Posts: 29813
Date: 27-01-2021 15:12
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