K-pop Exposed

Controversial Line Distribution Many fans struggle with one thing. Line distribution. It has been the cause of fan wars many times and is still a ongoing issue within fans. Especially with groups that have foreign members. Today I will prove that maybe, just maybe, having less lines is better. I don't know how you guys think your top class Korean music is produced, but I can easily tell you, it is produced with top class standards. And I mean, literally scrutinizing the music to every beat, every second, every word. Korean idols have stood out against crazy producers, hard recordings and scoldings many times, but for some reason, fans choose to ignore it. Idols have dropped hints and more hints, over and over again but fans never took heed. I'll show you all the everything you probably never noticed as well. Self producing idols are more likely to talk about the process of recording the song but it doesn't mean other idols don't either. Despite having some membe...

BTS -  SPRING DAY Today is the 18th of September, and BTS will be releasing a new song in a couple of hours. I thought this would be a good time to share a theory I had on the song they released 7 months ago, Spring Day. I did not quite like the song at first but the artistic and abstract video caught my eye. Now I'm happy to say I love the song and here I present to you my theory that I created almost 4 months ago.  Spring Day combines both Omelas and No Vacancy into one story. Spring day shows the separate suffering of each of the seven boys. Taehyung , who was left at the train station suffers from the pain of being abandoned. Jimin suffers from the pain of the death of a loved one. Jungkook suffers from trauma. Jhope wants to be free. Rapmon is insecure and dissatisfied with himself. Suga has everything he wants on the outside but he's empty on the inside (looking for true love). Jin is stuck in his own past.  Jin's biggest scene is in the laundry. He puts...

iKON (YG) Many k-pop fans do not know of this underrated group iKON and even less about their leader, B.I. iKON is a group of 7 members with an average age of 21 (international age). They took part in YG's survival show, WIN - Who Is Next as Team B. They competed against Team A, now known as WINNER, a group of 5 members during the competition. [Now a 4 member group]. Team B, iKON had lost WIN and proceeded to go back to train at YG. In March 2014, 5 months after WIN ended, Team B was thrown into another survival show Mix and Match, where they were given the name iKON. There's only so much a person can take and what more at a young age? Here's why I think Hanbin may have developed some mental health issues and evidence to prove it: Firstly, to clarify, B.I's real name is Kim Hanbin , which is the name I prefer to use when referring to him. I honestly think Hanbin is a beautiful name. Now on to serious business. Some background information on Hanbin: Hanbin is a ...

Pentagon Maker (Mnet)  Every Pentagon fan will know what Pentagon Maker is, the survival show Cube and Mnet put 10 boys through to eliminate a couple of them only to bring them back because of a petition started by fans. Now, every K-pop fan knows Mnet is infamous for evil editing and playing dirty. So how dirty did Mnet actually play this time? Now in this battle, Pentagon member Jinho, an 8 year vocalist trainee that once performed with seniors in SM Ballad, and Pentagon member E'Dawn, the first member of Pentagon and an amazing dancer, were chosen to be leaders of two separate teams. They were to lead their teams to practice for a performance of their CUBE Seniors songs. They were fully unaware of the fact that BEAST Members , renowned musical vocalist, Yang Yoseob and genius dragon producer/rapper Yong Jun Hyung would be coming to judge their performance. Along with these BEAST members (now known as HIGHLIGHT), were the vice president and director of CUBE. Members were as...

An Introduction To Me My initials are XMY, even then it is not the initials of my real name. I've been a fan of K-pop for 8 years. I like the music and obviously Korean guys are a very handsome bunch, and yes I can speak basic Korean. A lot of you will probably doubt me and wonder, a fan of K-pop is exposing the community? Yes. I am. I was a fan when k-pop was not a "cool thing", when it was more of a "do you even understand that language? is it Japanese?" thing. But now, the Hallyu wave is taking over and 80% of my friends are K-pop fans. I am active on Instagram, Twitter, Whats App Groups in South East Asia (where I live) and am a fan of 30-40 groups. Being so active in 2017, the year of the Hallyu wave has made me realize something. You K-pop fans are really blind and delusional. Yes. I said it. Sue me. I'm a K-pop fan too. Call me an anti , please go ahead. K-pop fans never analyse the situation or read between the lines, they just absorb whatever...