u/lee_gendary_hee_

I want to experience being part of healthy fandoms too lol

thought of this a while ago, but I thought it'd be fun to ask

whatever the title says. personally, I think it's a 50/50 chance, but I also have a heavy doubt they might... what do you guys think?

I really want to stan a new group but I don't want them to be ones we already know, I feel like all the popular groups keep making similiar music and its getting boring now so I thought why not listen to new groups who don't have much popularity. What groups do you guys recommend?

(didn't know which flair would suit this one, but pls lmk if it's wrong!)

So I've had this question ever since a couple weeks before Illit's debut. We all know what type of hell the industy is, with the fans, the companies and everything, so very obviously, it's draining and can have an impact on ones mental health (many idols already suffer from such problems). If they become an idol, that likely means they were once a fan, right? And if they're a fan (doesn't have to be a die hard fan, can be a casual listener) they have a high chance of knowing what goes on within the group/fandom and in the industry in general. If they know the "dark side" of kpop, why would they willingly step into a space that will ruin their mental health? Even so since nowadays idols are minors?

My first thought was money, but then I thought that there are so many other jobs to go to earn, like programming or engineering or teaching or just anything, so I doubt money is the actual reason. Could it be they simply want fame?

(also, please remember to be respectful when commenting!)

right, so I've had this one in mind for a while now and I'd like to hear your opinions. incase the title didn't make sense (since I wrote it so complex lol) I'll try to re-explain: if you were given the opportunity to swap genres/lores of one group and give it to another group, who would they be and why? (e.g. ENHYPEN's lore is vampirism, but you'd want BOYNEXTDOOR to have it.)