u/Kyuhyukid11

This is probably opinion based, we can all agree on the 3rd and 2nd gen leaders though but why not 5th gen.

I've seen many people say Zerobaseone, Cortis, Illit but do we measure it by popularity? Or something else?

Was just wondering.

I once asked people here why they want to be become idols and people gave many reasons why but guys some of them were not good.

1.If you only want to become an idol to collab with your favorite groups/idols don't become an idol

2.No shade to this person and I know other people also think like that but if you only want people to like you or look at you like you look at your bias, you just want validation from the others your passion passion isn't even singing or dancing??

3. Like I said if your passion isn't even singing or dancing what are you doing there the job isn't going to make you happy

4. if you want to become rich👀👀 don't become an idol, there are so many examples of idols being abused and scammed by companies

If your reasons are any of the above you should really rethink about becoming an idol because if you become an idol it will maybe not even make you happy like you tought it would and not everyone can debut in the biggest companies so if you don't you would have to work your ass off and won't even get paid🫩, so If you actually like dancing or singing or both you could try but like I said think about this.

Hey guys I was just scrolling on here and I was wondering why so many of you want to be idols even though it's VERY hard and we know how some companys have treated trainees/idols and the fans are very parasocial.

Okay this is a bit late but it's been on my mind.
Why did people only start caring about bts problematics when they went to Chris brown concert? Like they were racist and much more things but why do people only start caring now?

Is it because the racism didnt affect you but the misogyny did?
Idk guys this was just on my mind for so long because on insta I saw a bts post and the people in the comments were saying things like "im a woman first"( completely acceptable like why would you go to a Chris brown concert) but why were you also not human first when they were racist.

And I know majority of the kpop community and also the army's are women. Maybe I'm just talking shit but it's just weird.

Like they will literally accuse every group of copying a song when they literally just sampled it, the original artist is getting credited for it( as one of the song writers I think)
Ofc there are probably producers who straight up copied a song without giving credit but most of them are just sampled.