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[prettywhenimhigh 49,329]

damn I really didn't like the album...  only enjoyed how you like that, pretty savage and crazy over you 

 

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1 minute ago, sweetlikecinnam0n said:

Oh my, that beat all over the song... Doesn't sound good to me, at all.

As some user said here, it does kinda reminds of Stoplight De-lite, but in a bad way lmao

Hahahaha, it's such a guilt free track for me, I just ran away with it. 
Ah dam, Lana grant some of your unreleased to BP, will ye? 

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I'm testing this feature... 1, 2, 1, 2.. has anyone seen @evilentity @FROGGO @YUNGATAlately? Woah it worked! @Elle darling thank you for all of these feature updates! How about a shoutbox eh? Hm, hm?

 

[YUNGATA 14,955]

3 hours ago, NEAL said:

I'm testing this feature... 1, 2, 1, 2.. has anyone seen @evilentity @FROGGO @YUNGATAlately? Woah it worked! @Elle darling thank you for all of these feature updates! How about a shoutbox eh? Hm, hm?

 

 

Hi Neal!!! 

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14 minutes ago, YUNGATA said:

 

Hi Neal!!! 

OMG! How many children do you have now, dude! 

[Beautiful Loser 48,831]

I just finished watching the BP documentary on Netflix. It was pretty cool to be able to recognize footage from the start till today and their pre-debut days too, it reminded me of how long I’ve know of this group and their members. I also liked that they showed the darker sides of the k-pop industry, like, super hectic schedules, strict training (only two days off a month, poor things) etc.

[jvsminefempop 88]

On 10/20/2020 at 7:19 AM, Clampigirl said:

I just finished watching the BP documentary on Netflix. It was pretty cool to be able to recognize footage from the start till today and their pre-debut days too, it reminded me of how long I’ve know of this group and their members. I also liked that they showed the darker sides of the k-pop industry, like, super hectic schedules, strict training (only two days off a month, poor things) etc.

 

same! I really loved too how I think Rosé said that the only difference between American pop acts and kpop is the amount of time they spend training. there's something in me that just...for some reason thrives knowing there's a literal pop bootcamp. call me crazy haha. 

[Beautiful Loser 48,831]

What Teddy is wondering is something I’ve wondered before too, like, k-pop is literally western pop music but sung in Korean... why call it k-pop? Maybe because j-pop was bigger before and they just switched out the j for a k.

But yeah, Rosé is right, the trainee thing they have in Korea is probably the biggest difference.

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On 10/22/2020 at 4:43 PM, Clampigirl said:

What Teddy is wondering is something I’ve wondered before too, like, k-pop is literally western pop music but sung in Korean... why call it k-pop? Maybe because j-pop was bigger before and they just switched out the j for a k.

But yeah, Rosé is right, the trainee thing they have in Korea is probably the biggest difference.

Daniel Jones of Savage Garden once said (non-verbatim): 
"Pop is from the word 'popular'. 
So whatever genre is currently popular, 
then THAT is pop music."
 

BACH, CHOPIN, MOZART was pop music. 
SINATRA, ASTAIRE, COUNT BASSIE was pop music. 
ELVIS, HENDRIX, BEE GEES was pop music. 
THE CURE, MORRISSEY, MARIAH CAREY was pop music. 
BSB, NSYNC, GREEN DAY, DESTINYS CHILD was pop music. 
BLACKPINK, ARIANA, TAYLOR, 1D, LANA DEL REY, JASON DE RULO is pop music.

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On 10/22/2020 at 9:35 AM, jvsminefempop said:

 

same! I really loved too how I think Rosé said that the only difference between American pop acts and kpop is the amount of time they spend training. there's something in me that just...for some reason thrives knowing there's a literal pop bootcamp. call me crazy haha. 

I like how Jennie was visibly amused when Kimmel mention Hogwarts as an analogy of the KPOP idol music companies.

 

pop bootcamp: isn't it essentially the same tho, with all of the million talents shows and reality tv since god knows when?

It's kinda interesting tho if we draw comparisons of it to Korean's culture of 'gisaeng'.

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The career of most kisaeng was very short, generally peaking at age 16 or 17, and over by age 22.^[12] Only a few kisaeng were able to maintain their business for very long beyond this time. It may be for this reason that the kisaeng training institutes accepted entrants as young as eight.^[13] All kisaeng were obliged by law to retire at age 50.

 

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The Bugatti Group Signs Two New Global Licenses: BlackPink and The Rolling Stones! 
 

[Lana cries in national anthem ]

 

[partymonster 4,722]

omg rosé's coming

  

[track10swig 562]

Made a little vinyl concept for Lovesick Girls as if it was a special valentine's day drop

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Red Variant:

 

Covers:

 

 

[Yosemite 23,786]

She looks and sounds so good, I'm so hyped.

Lisa has always been my fav from the group, I always wanted, and needed, her solo debut. Can it be Friday already?

 

[Yosemite 23,786]

Less than 5 hours left for LALISA to drop 

So excited for both title track and Money.

[Yosemite 23,786]

Lalisa MV is out and Money is on streaming services.

What’s my name? 

 

[Jaeden xx 7,138]

Yay! They are coming to my country, but now I have to go through the process of trying to get tickets when there is only 1 date in my entire country 

[Beautiful Loser 48,831]

I listened to their new single this morning. I can't say I liked it, I was a bit disappointed to be honest. It's the same like their previous comeback singles, I was hoping Teddy (he's still producing their songs, right?) would give them something slightly new to make them evolve. It's like they're stuck in the same sound which made them huge. :/

[dollanganger 5,104]

so the 'full length album' is EIGHT TRACKS.. yg i am in your walls and under your bed 

 

[SoftwareUpgrade 19,349]

Another poorly written single, maybe it's just the blunt translation but  how many more songs of manipulation, bad-assery, and general flexing must we hear. The members deserve better material imo 

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I am curious to see their photosets though