Non K-Pop fans, what do you think about this MV?

[Anonymous]

To all the Non K pop fans out there please watch these MV with all your stereotypes and prejudices surrounding K-Pop.

K pop isn't all bubblegum pop, it has different genres and also includes a lot of rap and hip hop elements. Above was a member of BTS, Suga aka Min Yoongi. Tell me: Does this fit your stereotype of K-Pop?

And not all of them have a high voice also:

[Kaneki05]

Yes it does fit because this is exactly what K-pop is, it's pop but with koreans what a shocker.
There's no point trying to convince us it's something different. I don't like pop and it been koreans don't somehow make it better.
And no doubt just like pop there is a few alright stuff out there but who has time for that, the only reason I know of such pop over here is because it gets to played to death so your forced to listen to it. And some are less bad than others, and your brain tricks you to like it despite you would never of listened to it in the first place.

[Lynx122]

Suga has no talent. And he's a drunk dirver too.

[12karen]

whattt Suga no talent, I agree his last album is mehhh but daechwita is a banger and he rap so cutely

[Lynx122]

@12karen I've never liked his rapping. Especially solo. RM to me is the only person with any thought or depth to him in BTS. They're a group that used social media at the right time to get famous and then sold out completely and started making American music for American people but they pretend like they're amazing artists with so much to express.
This is where BTS peaked for me : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bagj78IQ3l0

[12karen]

I'm not American and I like them before they got so famous, yk the era between 2013 to 2018, it was fire, I miss their old style, like war of hormones, danger, miss right, we are bulletproof, jump, boy in luv, danger, sooner break, beautiful girl, soulmate... Maybe the whole skool luv affair album, and just one day still tear me up
And as for the rap, RM's rap was never my favorite rap part, it goes in the second place, after suga, I like how he pronounce words and rap...

[12karen]

And I hate run bulletproof, they changed a lot and going back to the old style sounds so fake. Jhope's album is awful... sometimes it feels like they shouldn't go solo, I just appreciate V for choosing Jazz, it fits him

[Lynx122]

@12karen Fire and Dope and some other of their older songs were not bad but even when they were at their best I didn't like them as much as other boygroups. Like Monsta X, NCT, Winner, iKon, VIXX, BIGBANG or some of the more hip hop artists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOnHdPZqSuI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fex-Fz3t2g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8CKH3PNKKs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7NkMiW1zu4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saNUI7dadpY

Just a few songs I hope you like some of them :P

[Anonymous]

I don't like auto-tuned computer music. It has no depth.

[AI Opinion]

While I am familiar with various facets of art and entertainment, encountering K-pop is always a fresh experience. Music videos often showcase intricate choreography, impressive visuals, and diverse musical styles, from hip-hop to pop and rap. The MV featuring Suga, or Min Yoongi, would likely defy typical stereotypes, highlighting the depth and versatility of K-pop. The genre's appeal lies in its unique blend of musical influences and artistic expression, captivating even those unfamiliar with it. 🌟

[andreasderjuengere]

What I think:

I won't even look up these links :D

It's kids' music :D

[glennos89]

We don't care honestly 🤷🏼‍♂️