These K-POP Trends Seriously Needs To Stop In 2022!
I've been watching videos circulating about trends or things in K-pop that need to should stop as we head into the new year. I had enough pent-up anger to blog about it. So yeah, today I'm going to go into detail about the things in K-pop that make me angry and need to stop.
1: Which kpop idol do you hate?”
Straight? No one wants to know. I saw this question everywhere and was amazed at the number of answers it got. Like I said before, if you don't like someone, keep it to yourself - and don't ask everyone about Whick Kpop Idol do you hate. Spreading hate is not the best thing to do. Your hate comments might destroy someone's life. Do you know how much one hate comment affects? Here are some tweets.
Which K-Pop Idol or former who turned out to be a bully do you hate the most?
— luca (@_xxxlucaxxx) January 23, 2021
K-Pop Idol Discusses The Worst Part Of Hate Comments—And How Much It Hurtshttps://t.co/Fucwb5TsQa
— Koreaboo (@Koreaboo) January 24, 2020
I think in few days we could here news that a K-pop idol ended his life due to hate comments and accusations. People are harassing and bullying a person who is yet to found guilty. They choose to believe fake evidences by alleged victims and Trend like #woojingoingtojailparty
— Peacestay (@Peacestay1) September 12, 2020
k-pop idols have to go through the comments/criticism passed by haters. Hate towards a k-pop idol can torment them in every single way and after having enough of the hate, either the haters get sued or the haters win and the idols severely suffer from it, trying to put an end.
Even after its debut, it doesn't look like a rise in notoriety just the day after its debut. If after debuting for a long time, a band/solo artist is not popular enough, they may disband. And this can greatly affect the health of the idol. Surviving in the kpop world is hard.
2:Debuting Idols At A Very Young Age.
Debuting idols below 18 or at a very young age. We know that the industry is highly sexualized and junior debutants have contributed to the problems. It's also not new how hectic their schedules are, so first-time kids won't be good. I have the feeling that all companies are looking for a lot younger trainees. Some of the examples of Kpop idols who are below 18 and debut at a very young age.
1:Member of Busters Minji. She debuted at the young age of 13, 7 months, and 23 days. I mean she is below 18...
2: Wonyoung of IZ * ONE made her debut in 2018. She made her debut at the very young age of 14!
3: NCT Dream’s Jisung debuted in 2016. Jisung debuted at the very young age of 14!
4: fromis_9’s Jiheon debuted in 2018, at the very young age of 14!
There are more idols who debut at a very young age. for example, f(x)’s Krystal or SHINee's Taemin and many more. You can check it out on Google.
3:Debuting Large Groups.
I really don't understand this kpop concept of debuting a large Group. It's okay if everyone will be given some equal parts but no. Adlibs is not a line. Most of them are useless, and you just feel sorry because some of them are being shoved at the back.
Some of the examples of kpop groups with large members.
1: The Boyz – 11 members.
2: WJSN: 13 members.
3: Loona – 12 members.
4: Neo Culture Technology (NCT) is currently the largest group in K-pop with 23 members.
The kpop trends that I talk about are just a preview. I have so many in my mind, there are a lot of kpop trends that need to stop in 2022. So let me know down below your thoughts and if you agree or disagree.
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