Kpop Satanic/Illuminati Influence

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agree it makes kpop seem so weak and incapable of handling all that goes on within it in fact u see the way the groups fail to put their fans in their places when they have sent hate trains to minors, someone i was commenting on their video claimed hate train did ahyeon some good so theyre practically normalising toxicity. the thing is a lot of the "scandals" also tend to ruin an idols potential even if its only a minor or non issue in the first place, theres folk around the idols who want to sabotage things and give them less than what they deserve in general (like itzy were shelved until lia came back from injury) and even when a member or two take a hiatus from the group there is not much else they usually do, a lot of idol groups tend to seem to heavily rely on both staffs and social media for their engagements and popularity growth, youd have thought a lot of their songs would keep the monentum going regardless but some idols seem to fall under backlash for non bad songs versus actually bad songs. i also think they are cutting corners in general for example 2nd were all about genuine singing skills but as more groups are debuting i can only think of a few genuinely good singers and even my faves from older groups dont fit into the category of good singers cause they have often cur corners on their performances. look at lisa at coachella versus vma... she couldve vocally went all out at vma but the songs is whats letting them down backing tracks too. at least ik my current faves sing live but other groups esp big 4 can get away with not being at their best vocally. that and pair it with the overly high energetic complex choreography and kpop can really make it seem like they have no singing abilities
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My problem with Kpop is not just about skills. There are very good singers in Kpop who are still forced to lip sync on music shows and award shows because giving a perfect performance is considered more important than live vocals. For example Taeyeon. She is a great singer on par with or even better than the likes of Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, Lady Gaga but she lip synced all music show stages of INVU and Weekend. The songs don't have a difficult choreography and Taeyeon is a fantastic vocalist so why they made her lip sync I don't understand?? What is even the point of watching a Taeyeon live performance if we are not going to hear her sing? SM has really great vocalists but they rarely sing live. Unless, you go to their concerts you don't hear SM idols sing properly live and like you said concert tickets are very expensive nowadays so unless you are rich you aren't going to hear your favourite Kpop artist sing live. In other music industries Lip Syncing is not as widely accepted as in Kpop. Singers make mistakes all the time when they sing live but nobody cares and while vocal processing and lip syncing is becoming more common all around the world I still think Kpop does it more than most countries because some idols are even lip syncing in their concerts nowadays.
 
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Hybe announces GFRIEND to reunite as a group with full album by 2025...

Announcement made the day before New Jeans "imposed" a Sept 25 deadline for Hybe to reinstall Min Hee-jin as CEO of Ador... lol! Not gonna happen...

 
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Hybe announces GFRIEND to reunite as a group with full album by 2025...

Announcement made the day before New Jeans "imposed" a Sept 25 deadline for Hybe to reinstall Min Hee-jin as CEO of Ador... lol! Not gonna happen...

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So they forced them to disband a now they have a cameback...mmmhm
 
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Illuminati symbolism in f(x)'s Red Light MV.

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F(x) Red Light MV is Illuminati and Freemasonry-inspired?

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In this link, it's mentioned that,

Illuminati and Freemasonry are of the three elite groups.
The first group is TC (Trilateral Commisson) and Lee Myung Bak (Korea's former president) and Jung Mong Joon are in it.
The second group is CFR (Council on Foreign Relations)
The third group is BB (Bilderberg Conference)
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These groups are under The Committee of 300.
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why are some idols so overhyped for their visuals but when i look at them its just :/ average some of the time not all but come on its not like theres actual variety in terms of how they look. some ppl who follow and deeply obsess with kpop / korean models seem to forget that ppl my age arent going to have the same preferences as ppl their age and some of us arent going to find certain idols or models attractive and thats ok too. i do find some idols to be a tad either desperate for attention or just stingy in how they go abt getting it. i feel like in the era of social media personal preferance and identities are getting lost cause theres so much similarity nowadays, or we have to always agree on certain things to the point where the comment sections are once again filled with similarly written comments adding nothing new to the discussion
 
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why are some idols so overhyped for their visuals but when i look at them its just :/ average some of the time not all but come on its not like theres actual variety in terms of how they look. some ppl who follow and deeply obsess with kpop / korean models seem to forget that ppl my age arent going to have the same preferences as ppl their age and some of us arent going to find certain idols or models attractive and thats ok too. i do find some idols to be a tad either desperate for attention or just stingy in how they go abt getting it. i feel like in the era of social media personal preferance and identities are getting lost cause theres so much similarity nowadays, or we have to always agree on certain things to the point where the comment sections are once again filled with similarly written comments adding nothing new to the discussion
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Agree with this. I got into Kpop in my 20s and 99% male idols including the ones I actively followed did not seem sexy or attractive to me. I stanned groups mostly for their music and live performance skills but I never cared about their looks neither do I understand the obsession with looks and bodies of idols.
There are a few male idols and some Korean actors who I consider very good looking but most of them are not soft pretty boys. I like the male K-actors look, well-groomed and with nude makeup only. I maybe old-fashioned but I don't think even Asian men with tons of makeup and long hair look attractive. I may have liked that in my teenage years or if I leaned towards homosexuality but as a straight woman I don't find it attractive at all. Even for the soft pretty boys who are famous for their feminine looks like Gdragon, Taemin, JM look way better when they are styled in more traditionally masculine styles. I think a lot of vocal Kpop stans who we see chronically online in Kpop spaces are LGBTQ which could explain why they like the gender blurring looks of male idols so much. Idk about statistics but I saw a lot of people with LGBTQ in their profiles during my time as a Kpop fan. Literally 60-70% Shawol accounts I used to follow on X was lesbian or Bisexual. As for Armies and 4th gen onwards stans they were mostly tweens and children.

Also, they look try hard whenever they do sexy concepts. I hate when male idols randomly flash their abs, stick their tongues out or dry hump mid performance because most of them don't know how to be effortlessly sexy and their attempts make them look desperate more than sexy.
 
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NewJeans has few options after Ador rejects group's request to reinstate Min Hee-jin as CEO...
Sept. 25, 2024 - 17:45 By Kim Jae-heun
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NewJeans has few options after Ador rejects group's request to reinstate Min Hee-jin as CEO

Ador, the K-pop agency behind NewJeans and a subsidiary of Hybe, confirmed on Wednesday that it will not honor the girl group’s request to reinstate former CEO Min Hee-jin. The agency cited its adherence to Hybe's principle of separating management and production. However, Ador said Min could...
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Agree with this. I got into Kpop in my 20s and 99% male idols including the ones I actively followed did not seem sexy or attractive to me. I stanned groups mostly for their music and live performance skills but I never cared about their looks neither do I understand the obsession with looks and bodies of idols.
There are a few male idols and some Korean actors who I consider very good looking but most of them are not soft pretty boys. I like the male K-actors look, well-groomed and with nude makeup only. I maybe old-fashioned but I don't think even Asian men with tons of makeup and long hair look attractive. I may have liked that in my teenage years or if I leaned towards homosexuality but as a straight woman I don't find it attractive at all. Even for the soft pretty boys who are famous for their feminine looks like Gdragon, Taemin, JM look way better when they are styled in more traditionally masculine styles. I think a lot of vocal Kpop stans who we see chronically online in Kpop spaces are LGBTQ which could explain why they like the gender blurring looks of male idols so much. Idk about statistics but I saw a lot of people with LGBTQ in their profiles during my time as a Kpop fan. Literally 60-70% Shawol accounts I used to follow on X was lesbian or Bisexual. As for Armies and 4th gen onwards stans they were mostly tweens and children.

Also, they look try hard whenever they do sexy concepts. I hate when male idols randomly flash their abs, stick their tongues out or dry hump mid performance because most of them don't know how to be effortlessly sexy and their attempts make them look desperate more than sexy.
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personally i dont care if they are or arent attractive id rather they had talent to show for cause what else do we follow these groups? i dont get why it always has to be about how sexy an idol is or isnt or how many times they flash their abs at screaming and crying 15 yos? sometimes the things they do or act out is ott, could be avoided if they werent desperate for minors to wet themselves for the idols looks and they know it works on their younger fans thus thats why 90% of their fan bases are becoming more and more immature over time. its shame that kpops headed this way

someone can look good but be an average singer someone can look average but be a great singer and vice versa, i dont grt why kpop jas to alter so much abt the idols to make them seem more plastic and fck boi ish?
 
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i also think it does lead on the younger audiences bc if anyone my age is going to kpop its for the performances so anyone younger who lusts for an idol isnt there for the performances and atp it makes their performances seem like some perverted sexual act not all but a lot are heading that way sadly i dont expect them to remain pure and innocent all the time but sometimes i just want a good performance to admire for their talent if anything. also for the idols that encourage the delusional behaviour well its making of their own doing, but get some help.
 
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on another note boysplanet is surprising filled with varied talents really enjoyed this program. the only thing its lacking is age variation but thats such a common issue nowadays in kpop :/ theres like one older idol from pentagon whos only 2 years older than me, he mustve felt like a babysitter to the younger idols. all the ones i liked ended up being like 18-20 yos and the one i really enjoyed jay did not make final lineup so theres a surprise, even if they arent rigged its all still based on popularity and the appearance of an idol
 
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i also dont get why hui was questioned so much about why he went on a survival show? talent isnt restricted by age or experience yet kpop makes it seem like once they in their 30s thats it theyve aged out too much but then when a group debuts with only 20 smths whos going to be mature enough to handle leader positions or to be able to direct the group well enough to last longer than others?
 
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also the feminisation of male idols as well isnt always the most attractive but its the most required look for them to have yet if theres an idol with a more masculine look hes overly sexualised or if they get buffer over time its usually what they are most fangirled over
 
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