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koganbotKorean pop content over on poptimists. So when are you all going to start writing about K-pop? Especially if you are ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
katstevens and you have a blog called The Vids Are Alright? Or you are dubdobdee and you managed North Korea in the Pop World Cup, or you are chuckeddy or freakytigger or skyecaptain or girlboymusic or martinskidmore or piratemoggy or jeff_worrell or hoshuteki or atommickbrane or miss_newham or cis or anthonyeaston or xyzzzz__ or braisedbywolves or... does anybody else use livejournal anymore?*
Anyhow, here's my K-pop tag, though you have to go to the comments to find most of the commentary and embeds, by people who know more than I do.
Meantime, performer to ponder = E.via. Seems to be in the Robyn/GaGa category, cutie-pie who's more sociologically like me than are other cutie-pies. Wonder if on that basis she could do well with, say, the current U.S. audience for Robyn.
Is it coincidence that most of the performers that we're discussing happen to be female, or is this an era where women make better frontpeople in K-pop just as they make better frontpeople in Anglo-American pop these days? (Crisis of masculinity part 1,061.)
*Who might be interested in K-pop, anyway:askbask, anhh (Anonymous), petronia, tarigwaemir, and I are carrying the conversation by ourselves, even if one of us - me - seems not to know what he's talking about.
katstevens and you have a blog called The Vids Are Alright? Or you are dubdobdee and you managed North Korea in the Pop World Cup, or you are chuckeddy or freakytigger or skyecaptain or girlboymusic or martinskidmore or piratemoggy or jeff_worrell or hoshuteki or atommickbrane or miss_newham or cis or anthonyeaston or xyzzzz__ or braisedbywolves or... does anybody else use livejournal anymore?*Anyhow, here's my K-pop tag, though you have to go to the comments to find most of the commentary and embeds, by people who know more than I do.
Meantime, performer to ponder = E.via. Seems to be in the Robyn/GaGa category, cutie-pie who's more sociologically like me than are other cutie-pies. Wonder if on that basis she could do well with, say, the current U.S. audience for Robyn.
Is it coincidence that most of the performers that we're discussing happen to be female, or is this an era where women make better frontpeople in K-pop just as they make better frontpeople in Anglo-American pop these days? (Crisis of masculinity part 1,061.)
*Who might be interested in K-pop, anyway:
askbask, anhh (Anonymous), petronia, tarigwaemir, and I are carrying the conversation by ourselves, even if one of us - me - seems not to know what he's talking about.
