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Got7 Deep Dive #2/3: A Miracle For The Industry
Here are my credentials (again): While I don’t know much about Got7’s music, I do know…
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Got7 Deep Dive #1: A Miracle For The Industry
Got7 is one of the most important k-pop boy groups of the late 3rd generation of…
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CIX Deep Dive: Can K-pop Be ‘Cinema’?
CIX stands for “Complete In X” (I have no idea what that means either), and is…
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Infinite Deep Dive #2/2: All ‘The Eyes’ On You
Here are my credentials (again): I don’t know much about Infinite. I’ve heard a few of…
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Favorite Groups
These are my favorites, some since the beginning, some brand new, but all loved and unique.…
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Infinite Deep Dive #1/2: All ‘The Eyes’ On You
INFINITE is approaching fifteen years in the k-pop industry (next year), which is no mean feat.…
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Kpop Classics: Generation #5
K-pop: A Starter Pack (Generation 5) Defined by social media and a more focused appeal to…
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Kpop Classics: Generation #3
K-pop: A Starter Pack (Generation 1) A breakthrough to the West, with a separation into “cutesy”,…
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Kpop Classics: Generation #2
K-pop: A Starter Pack (Generation 2) More organized, more smooth, more colorful; inspiration from disco and…
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WayV Deep Dive #1/2: What Counts As K-pop?
WayV is one of four fixed subunits of NCT (which also includes NCT Dream, NCT 127,…
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SHINee Deep Dive #3/3: How The ‘Princes Of K-pop’ Turned Into Kings
Here are my credentials (again, again): Put simply, I’m a ShaWol, absolutely, and have been since…
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[…] when he debuted with Mark Tuan, Jackson Wang, Jinyoung, Youngjae, Yugyeom, and JB in boy group GOT7. He’s originally from Thailand, but has sung in Korean, Japanese, and English too, the latter […]
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[…] “Winter Hexagon” by GOT7 […]
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[…] (Part One) (Part Two) […]
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[…] time, we’ll be doing Part Two! (Part Three) […]
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