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Stray Kids Deep Dive #1/3: Proving K-pop Can Be Self-Produced
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Favorite Idols
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Xikers Deep Dive: Stepping Out From ATEEZ’s Shadow
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Got7 Deep Dive #2/3: A Miracle For The Industry
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Got7 Deep Dive #1: A Miracle For The Industry
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31 responses to “Stray Kids Deep Dive #1/3: Proving K-pop Can Be Self-Produced”
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[…] the idols in them) to be pigeon-holed, but looking at, say Girls Generation, Dreamcatcher, or Stray Kids, their styles (inspiration from vintage pop, rock, and trap/hip-hop respectively) are very evident […]
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[…] limited. I did watch their season of Kingdom: Legendary War, but I was more focused on ATEEZ and Stray Kids, so I’m excited to find out […]
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[…] one only adds to the feeling. It’s a bit like the lighter side of Aespa’s or Stray Kids’ discography. I wish it had a greater payoff at the end, like Last Song did, but all in all, […]
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[…] (or the idols in them) to be pigeon-holed, but looking at, say Girls Generation, Dreamcatcher, or Stray Kids, their styles (inspiration from vintage pop, rock, and hip-hop respectively) are very evident while […]
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[…] both a time of idols having more creative control and inspiration from genres around the world. Stray Kids, (G)I-DLE, TXT, and ATEEZ. All […]
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[…] being honest), but I also saw some of their covers, including The Spice Girls’ Wannabe and Stray Kids’ Maniac. My favorite would have to be Lee Hyori’s 10 Minutes, which they totally aced. While I […]
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[…] Girls’ chill “Why So Lonely,”), Latin pop (ATEEZ’s “Blind”) hip-hop (Stray Kids’ defiant “MIROH”), R & B (Mamamoo’s jazzy “Decalcomanie”) or metal (Seo Taiji’s […]
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[…] like WayV, aren’t talked about much in kpop spaces, so I actually first heard of them through Bang Chan and Felix’s radio show, where Chan recommended a song of theirs that I liked. They’ve been on my list […]
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[…] like WayV, aren’t talked about much in kpop spaces, so I actually first heard of them through Bang Chan and Felix’s radio show, where Chan recommended a song of theirs that I liked. They’ve been on my list […]
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[…] like WayV, aren’t talked about much in kpop spaces, so I actually first heard of them through Bang Chan and Felix’s radio show, where Chan recommended a song of theirs that I liked. They’ve been on my list […]
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[…] Lee Know (Stray Kids) […]
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[…] (or the idols in them) to be pigeon-holed, but looking at, say Girls Generation, Dreamcatcher, or Stray Kids, their styles (inspiration from vintage pop, rock, and hip-hop respectively) are very evident while […]
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[…] #21: FAM by Stray Kids […]
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[…] Stray Kids’ Tower Of God […]
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[…] Artist #7: Changbin of Stray Kids […]
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[…] Stray Kids’ Side Effects […]
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[…] Stray Kids […]
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[…] Stray Kids’ Lonely Street […]
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[…] Heroes was formed in 2021 by JYP Entertainment, the same company that made Day6, Twice, and Stray Kids. Like Day6, they’re a band as well as an idol group, with Gunil on drums, Jungsu on keyboard and […]
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[…] your childhood best friend and go to Target at 1 am. Think Super Yuppers by WJSN Chocome, FAM by Stray Kids, or Forever 1 by SNSD. Or, think Shout Out To My Ex by Little Mix, London Boy by Taylor Swift, or […]
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[…] Side Effects (Stray Kids) […]
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[…] sappy, and super pink. Think Super Yuppers by WJSN Chocome, FAM by Stray Kids, or Forever 1 by […]
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[…] FAM by Stray Kids […]
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[…] Maniac; Stray Kids (2019) […]
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[…] was formed by JYP Entertainment, home of Stray Kids, Got7, and TWICE, and debuted in 2015 with, you guessed it, six members, with Sungjin on vocals, […]
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[…] artists in the thumbnail, L-R, Top: Stray Kids, Le Sserafim; Bottom: IU, Xdinary […]
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[…] Best Songs: Sorry Sorry, Thunderous, The View […]
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[…] electronic dance music; usually loud with a strong base beat and meant for clubs or parties. Think District 9 by Stray Kids, Say My Name by ATEEZ, or Hard Carry by […]
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[…] (Review Here) […]
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[…] (Part One) (Part Two) […]
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[…] (Part One) (Part Three) […]
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