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IU Deep Dive #1/3: Korea’s Little Sister Grows Up
IU has been called “Korea’s Little Sister” since her debut in 2008 with the song Lost…
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KARA Deep Dive #3/3: Seventeen Years Of Sweet Melodies
TW: discussion of mental health, assault, depression, and suicide Here are my credentials (again): While I…
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LOONA Deep Dive #2/3: Twelve Until The End
Here’s are my credentials (again): LOONA first appeared on my radar thanks to my Orbit friend,…
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TWICE Deep Dive #4/4: A Ten Year Journey From Teenage Love To Fully Fledged Idols
Here are my credentials (one more time): TWICE, as they are for a lot of people,…
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Golden Child Deep Dive #2/2: Do They Live Up To Their Name?
Here are my credentials (again): basically nothing, I’m afraid. I know one song from Golden Child,…
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Top 10 Favorite K-pop Artists
Favorite Artists These are my favorites, some since the beginning, some brand new, but all loved…
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Oh My Girl Deep Dive #2/2: Proving Nature Has A Place In Pop
Here are my credentials (again): I know more about Oh My Girl than a lot of…
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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 #2
K-pop: A Starter Pack (Generation 2) More organized, more smooth, more colorful; inspiration from disco and…
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SEVENTEEN Deep Dive #3/3: An Ode To A Great K-pop Group
Here are my credentials (again, again): I would consider myself a fan of Seventeen. I’ve heard…
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SEVENTEEN Deep Dive #2/3: An Ode To A Great K-pop Group
Here are my credentials: I would consider myself a fan of Seventeen. I’ve heard many of…
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SEVENTEEN Deep Dive #1/3: An Ode To A Great K-pop Group
Seventeen is one of the biggest groups in k-pop (both in terms of fame and how…
20 responses to “IU Deep Dive #1/3: Korea’s Little Sister Grows Up”
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[…] Lovelyz’s lead single for this EP was called “Obliviate”, my first thought was IU’s excellent “Obliviate,” which isn’t fair, I know. Putting my preconceptions to the side, this song is honestly […]
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[…] has a long history of mini-movies, from Golden Child’s zombie apocalypse epic Burn It to IU’s nearly half-hour long Every End Of The Day, so let it be known I had high expectations. And of course I watched the whole thing. Somehow, it […]
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[…] Dear Name by IU […]
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[…] The Red Shoes by IU […]
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[…] could make the line “in my baggy, baggy, baggy, baggy, baggy baggy jeans” work. No one. IU, Wendy, Suga, no one. I never want to hear this again, especially after seeing what NCT are capable […]
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[…] IU […]
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[…] Black Out (IU) […]
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[…] Gfriend (Apple), IU […]
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[…] IU’s The Red Shoes […]
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[…] Often dramatic and sweeping, either with strings or piano, ballads can also be anything that’s mainly centered around beautiful vocals. Think When This Rain Stops by Wendy, Don’t Look At Me Like That by Song Jieun, or Love Wins All by IU. […]
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[…] Often dramatic and sweeping, either with strings or piano, ballads can also be anything that’s mainly centered around beautiful vocals. Think When This Rain Stops by Wendy, Don’t Look At Me Like That by Song Jieun, or Love Wins All by IU. […]
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[…] Love Wins All (IU) […]
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[…] Good Day (IU) […]
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[…] Good Day; IU (2011) […]
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[…] artists in the thumbnail, L-R, Top: Stray Kids, Le Sserafim; Bottom: IU, Xdinary […]
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[…] Alternative is a large genre, but tends towards understated; light and ethereal, drifting in and out of your ears, often with a comforting message. Think Generation by Triple S, Life Goes On by BTS, or Palette by IU. […]
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[…] Soundtracks are, very basically, anything created for a movie or tv show, and their genres vary wildly. Think Stranger by The Rose, Good Person by Haechan, or Give Me Your Heart by IU […]
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[…] (Part One) (Part Two) […]
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[…] (Part One) (Part Three) […]
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[…] Best Songs: The Red Shoes, Everybody Has Secrets, Gloomy Clock […]
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